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Interstate Bridge Replacement program awarded $1 million federal Bridge Investment Program grant
The U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration announced this week that the bi-state Interstate Bridge Replacement program has been awarded a $1 million Bridge Investment Prog…
WDFW lifts fire restrictions
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) announced Thursday it will lift its campfire and other remaining fire restrictions on most Department-managed lands starting today (Oct. 14).
County to hold public meeting on proposed updates to wetland, fish and wildlife habitat conservation areas on Oct. 27
Clark County is hosting a public meeting at 6 p.m. on Thu., Oct. 27 to present the list of proposed code amendments to Clark County Code sections 40.440, Habitat Conservation and 40.450 Wetland Pro…
Camas QB: Taylor Ioane perfectly patient these days
An improved Taylor Ioane is hoping to make his mark on the rest of this high school football season, just like he and the Camas Papermakers did last year en route to another league title.
Skyview QB: Jake Kennedy’s transformation leads to standout season
A multi-sport athlete, Jake Kennedy changed his priorities in order to earn a starting position for the Skyview Storm, then impressed his coaches and teammates with his new leadership skills.
In the next Legislative session, should Washington lawmakers kill the state’s paid family and medical leave program?
In the next Legislative session, should Washington lawmakers kill the state’s paid family and medical leave program?
Clark County Sheriff’s Office makes arrest in voyeurism incident at Alki Middle School
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) has made an arrest in the investigation into an alleged voyeurism incident at Alki Middle School.
‘Sponsored by Pfizer’: Media ignore executive’s bombshell admission
One might think that a top Pfizer executive’s admission in testimony before the European Parliament that her company’s vaccine was never tested during clinical trials for the ability to prevent tra…
Vancouver Police retail theft emphasis results in five arrests
On Wednesday (Oct. 12), Vancouver Police partnered with multiple retailers in Vancouver, and their respective loss prevention teams, to focus on retail theft.
Locals Live: Contest to find region’s top vocalist set for ilani
First event is scheduled for Saturday, with performers being judged by ilani team members and iHeartRadio talent, and the grand finale will be Nov. 19.
High school football: Camas vs. Skyview the marquee game of Week 7
The 4A Greater St. Helens League begins league play with three weeks left in the regular season.
Summit View High School expands learning opportunities
For students attending Summit View High School, graduation is the goal, but the path to get there can look very different depending on the person. And that’s by design.
Vancouver Fire crews respond to fire at grain elevator
Vancouver Fire units were dispatched at 5:23 a.m. Thursday morning (Oct. 13) to a commercial facility off Harborside Drive for a fire in a grain elevator.
County seeks applicants for five openings on Animal Protection Advisory Board
County Manager Kathleen Otto is seeking applicants for several open positions on the volunteer Animal Protection and Control Advisory Board
New political ad targets Washington Democratic House Leader Monica Stonier over early release of convicted murderer Roy Russell
In a new political ad released on Tuesday (Oct. 11), local candidate for the 49th Legislative District Jeremy Baker points the blame for convicted child murderer Roy Russell’s early release directl…
Opinion: Program for paid family and medical leave should be on its death bed, not continually revived by lawmakers using more of workers’ wages
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains why the program is irresponsible and penalizes work.
City of Vancouver seeks applicants for positions on City Center Redevelopment Authority
The city of Vancouver is seeking applicants with real estate, construction or economic development backgrounds who are interested in supporting the growth and success of downtown Vancouver
Commission to hear creative communication, outreach strategies used by technology and communication providers to help older residents
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the challenges of connecting older adults to resources, information and each other.