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Letter: ‘Military readiness? Why are we destroying it?’
Clark County resident James Clark encourages others to share and speak up for our unvaxxed military.
Former U.S. Representative Tulsi Gabbard appears at Vancouver events in support of Congressional candidate Joe Kent
Former Democratic Congresswoman and Presidential Candidate Tulsi Gabbard spent her Sunday in Southwest Washington speaking on behalf of Joe Kent, the Republican Congressional nominee for the Third…
Letter: ‘Before you give Rep. Paul Harris your vote, have him repeal his fluoridation bill, HB 1684’
Vancouver resident Wynn Grcich shares her opinions about Rep. Paul Harris and HB 1684.
Clark County Fire Marshall lifts county wide burn ban
Clark County Fire Marshal Dan Young announced Monday he is lifting the ban on outdoor debris burning and recreational fires in unincorporated Clark County effective at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday (Oct. 25).
Vancouver Fire responds to apartment fire
At 5:19 p.m. Friday night, the Vancouver Fire Department responded to 3073 NE 57th Ave. (Fox Pointe Apartments) for the report of an agitated person.
Vancouver Police investigate shooting
Vancouver Police are investigating an early-morning shooting near Vancouver Mall.
Opinion: It all adds up: More money will be taken from workers’ paychecks in 2023
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains why lawmakers should be interested in repealing both paid family and medical leave and the long-term-care program and payroll tax.
Prairie’s Alex Ford does so much for his team, even from the sideline
Alex Ford reinjured a knee Friday night but still managed to help lead the Prairie Falcons to victory, just by his presence and leadership skills.
North Clark Historical Museum to host annual fall bazaar and craft show
The North Clark Historical Museum will host its annual fall bazaar and craft show Fri.-Sat., Oct. 28-29 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the museum in upper Amboy. Photo courtesy North Clark Historical Museum
County-wide candidate sign theft and vandalism leaves Clark County Republican Party asking for help
CCRP officials state that there have been eye-witness accounts of four vehicles with 8-10 people that jump out to remove signs and replace them.
Letter: A look at the platforms of Joe Kent and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez
Camas resident Chuck MIller compares the candidates in the Third Congressional District race.
Opinion: Universal Health Care Commission makes progress on process, not much headway on ‘how-tos’
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes we need lawmakers talking more about how our third-party payer system is a large part of the current problem.
High school football: Prairie gets defensive to keep hope alive
Prairie defense refuses to allow a point in six red-zone opportunities for Evergreen as the Falcons top the Plainsmen 13-6 in 3A GSHL play at McKenzie Stadium
Letter: ‘Jeremy Baker offers the proven leadership skills and family values needed to bring back the high standard of living we all deserve’
Vancouver resident David Collier offers his views on the race for state representative in the 49th District position 2.
County Council discussion on tolling Interstate Bridge and Oregon freeways centers on the need for the plan to be project specific and time limited
Councilors plan to vote on a resolution addressing Oregon’s variable rate tolls at Nov. 1 meeting.
Opinion: CDC decision on COVID-19 vaccine doesn’t equal school-entry requirement
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center suggests people concerned about a COVID-19 vaccine requirement for school entry in Washington should continue to follow State Board of Health activity.
Top cardiologist ties ‘unexpected’ deaths, collapses to COVID shot
A top London cardiologist who was one of the first to take the COVID-19 vaccine and promote it on British television is warning his colleagues and the public he has evidence tying the incidences ar…
Washougal School District steps up to help families impacted by Nakia Creek Fire
When the Nakia Creek Fire caused school closures in Washougal on Monday (Oct. 17), Washougal School District stepped up to support families impacted by the fire.