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Columbia Play Project hosts first annual Bricktastic! Competition Showcase
Youth

Columbia Play Project hosts first annual Bricktastic! Competition Showcase

The First Annual Bricktastic! Showcase is a free, family-friendly event, showcasing creative bricks-creations in several categories including monsters, robots, vehicles, machines and others.

Sep 15, 2022

Opinion: State of emergency set to end Oct. 31, but COVID-19 vaccine mandate is permanent
Opinion

Opinion: State of emergency set to end Oct. 31, but COVID-19 vaccine mandate is permanent

Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center recalls how Gov. Jay Inslee’s policy caused severe harm to individuals and families as well as public services in our state for no demonstrable publi…

Sep 14, 2022

Ridgefield teachers continue to strike
News

Ridgefield teachers continue to strike

Ridgefield Education Association members take a vote of no confidence against Ridgefield Superintendent Nathan McCann and other district administrators.

Sep 14, 2022

La Center’s ‘Linfield Legend’ joins college football broadcast team
Sports

La Center’s ‘Linfield Legend’ joins college football broadcast team

Gary McGarvie is the new vice principal at La Center High School, but he also has a new job as the analyst for Linfield University football games.

Sep 14, 2022

Mollie Hemingway: U.S. has 2 justice systems, one for conservatives and one for liberals
News

Mollie Hemingway: U.S. has 2 justice systems, one for conservatives and one for liberals

Conservative commentator Mollie Hemingway argued that the U.S. has two separate justice systems — one for conservatives and one for liberals — in a Monday speech at the National Conservatism confer…

Sep 14, 2022

Opinion: With student learning down, education officials invent happy-talk metrics to hide the failures of public education
Opinion

Opinion: With student learning down, education officials invent happy-talk metrics to hide the failures of public education

Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center believes the strange mixing of ‘proficient’ and ‘made progress’ is designed to hide the widespread failures of the public education system.

Sep 14, 2022

Portions of lower Columbia River to reopen for salmon fishing
Sports

Portions of lower Columbia River to reopen for salmon fishing

The popular Buoy 10 fishery at the mouth of the Columbia River will reopen for hatchery coho salmon fishing beginning Sept. 15, while another section of the lower river will reopen for Chinook and…

Sep 14, 2022

People United for Clark County to host Saturday event with Wisconsin Sheriff David Clarke
News

People United for Clark County to host Saturday event with Wisconsin Sheriff David Clarke

The People United for Clark County PAC will be hosting an event to celebrate Constitution Day featuring former Milwaukee County, Wisconsin Sheriff David Clarke.

Sep 14, 2022

Battle Ground football enjoys its moment of victory
Sports

Battle Ground football enjoys its moment of victory

Senior quarterback Kameron Spencer said there was a lot of joy this week at Battle Ground High School after the football team ended a losing streak that dated back to 2019.

Sep 14, 2022

Vancouver Police make arrest in arson investigation
News

Vancouver Police make arrest in arson investigation

A man accused in the arson investigation of two incidents has been arrested by the Vancouver Police Department.

Sep 14, 2022

Cable greasing brings overnight closures to the Interstate Bridge
News

Cable greasing brings overnight closures to the Interstate Bridge

ODOT crews will soon begin their regular oiling and greasing of 6.5 miles of Interstate Bridge cables and that means occasional overnight bridge span lifts on two upcoming Friday nights.

Sep 14, 2022

Food prices rocket to 40-year high, demolishing records every month
News

Food prices rocket to 40-year high, demolishing records every month

Food prices have increased every month of 2022, with each month since February breaking 40-year records, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

Sep 13, 2022

Opinion: A Republican write-in for Secretary of State
Opinion

Opinion: A Republican write-in for Secretary of State

Nancy Churchill continues her examination of Washington’s Secretary of State race.

Sep 13, 2022

WSU Vancouver offers public workshop on how to pay for college
Community News

WSU Vancouver offers public workshop on how to pay for college

Washington State University Vancouver will host four A – Z of Paying for College Workshops this fall.

Sep 13, 2022

Commission to hear creative communication, outreach strategies used by volunteer coordinators to help older residents
Community News

Commission to hear creative communication, outreach strategies used by volunteer coordinators to help older residents

Area residents can learn how volunteer coordinators are creatively conducting outreach with older residents, families, friends, faith communities, and neighbors.

Sep 13, 2022

Deputies respond to suspicious death in Chelatchie Prairie
News

Deputies respond to suspicious death in Chelatchie Prairie

On Monday (Sept. 12) at about 8:10 a.m., the Clark County Sheriff’s Office responded to a suspicious circumstances call in a rural part of Clark County east of Chelatchie Prairie off US Forest Serv…

Sep 13, 2022

Vancouver Police investigating arson incident
News

Vancouver Police investigating arson incident

On Monday (Sept. 12) at about 9:37 p.m., Vancouver Police responded to the report of an arson in progress at a residence in the 3500 block of F Street.

Sep 13, 2022

BIA announces new director at Parade of Homes event
Business

BIA announces new director at Parade of Homes event

The GRO Parade of Homes resumes Wednesday in Ridgefield, showcasing six new homes by five builders, a week after the Building Industry Association of Clark County announced the Bart Hansen is the n…

Sep 13, 2022