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Identity Clark County accepting nominations for Ed Lynch honorary board seat
One aspiring business person has a unique opportunity to serve for a year alongside the region’s most accomplished business leaders on the Identity Clark County (ICC) board of directors.
Oct. 19 community event to celebrate purchase, opening of new Gordy Jolma Family Natural Area
The community is invited to join Clark County Public Works, Parks and Lands at 5 p.m. on Oct. 19 to celebrate the opening of the new Gordy Jolma Family Natural Area.
One person injured in Monday morning house fire
One person suffered life-threatening injuries and four residents and their pets from a house fire early Monday morning in Vancouver.
Opinion: Washington’s slow and restrictive permit process is jeopardizing European investment in the state
Mark Harmsworth reports the Washington Policy Center welcomes Gov. Inslee’s renewed interest in streamlining government permitting rules which historically have been a restrictive and long process.
Vehicle stolen in Portland burglary captured in Clark County
At about 10:50 a.m. Sunday (Sept. 25), Clark Regional Emergency Services Agency dispatchers began receiving calls about a reckless driver involved in numerous hit and run accidents.
CCSO investigating vehicle vandalism in Hazel Dell
In the late night or early morning hours Sunday (Sept. 25), several vehicles were vandalized in the area of NW Overlook Drive and NW Hazel Dell Way in the Hazel Dell area of Clark County.
Fort Vancouver football: A winning week, even in defeat
The Fort Vancouver Trappers completed an eventful week, preparing for a football game after a win, then showcasing a winning attitude despite a loss
C-TRAN CEO Shawn Donaghy raises concerns with elements of Interstate Bridge Replacement Program’s Modified Locally Preferred Alternative
Donaghy’s comments at Sept. 13 C-TRAN Board of Directors meeting included a report of ‘breakdowns in communication between IBR and partner agencies.’
U.S. Senate candidate Tiffany Smiley visits Clark County
U.S. Senate candidate Tiffany Smiley made an appearance in Clark County this past week and she provided some polling information while speaking to a crowd of about 150 supporters at the Clark Count…
Opinion: The number is in – taxpayers will likely be paying state workers $1,000 for getting a COVID-19 booster shot
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center has several questions about the governor’s updated directive.
Woman drops dead at pharmacy within 15 minutes of booster shot
A Canadian woman who died within 15 minutes of receiving a COVID-19 booster shot was in good health, according to her daughter, who blames the vaccine.
Trees, apples and cider: Vancouver celebrates the Old Apple Tree on Sat., Oct. 1
Vancouver’s popular Old Apple Tree Festival returns Sat., Oct. 1, at Old Apple Tree Park, 112 S.E. Columbia Way.
Financial assistance programs help Clark County residents in need of onsite sewage system maintenance and repairs
Clark County Community Services’ Housing Preservation Program assists with deferred, low-interest, flexible loans for onsite sewage system repair and maintenance.
High school football Week 4: Fort Vancouver looking for a winning streak
Class 2A Greater St. Helens League with full slate of league games the rest of the season while 4A and 3A teams still in non-league portion of their schedules
POLL: Following the massive compensation increases Gov. Jay Inslee negotiated for state government employees, should lawmakers demand tax relief in light of the state’s steady revenue forecast?
Following the massive compensation increases Gov. Jay Inslee negotiated for state government employees, should lawmakers demand tax relief in light of the state’s steady revenue forecast?
Clark County Sheriff’s Office investigating Thursday morning burglary/assault
Area resident was surprised by a burglar and was assaulted during the robbery
Letter: ‘Many people continue to debate the efficacy of face masks to help prevent viral spread’
Despite President Biden’s recent declaration that COVID-19 has finally and thankfully entered its endemic stage, many people continue to debate the efficacy of face masks to help prevent viral spread.
Opinion: Information campaign on aging and long-term care is wise; taking more earnings from workers isn’t
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains how our state legislature should get on board with helping people age in place by providing good information.