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League of Women Voters schedules general election candidate forums
Candidates in 12 Clark County races will participate in forums ahead of the Nov. 8 general election.
Vancouver Clinic at Salmon Creek expands, opening Nov. 7
Vancouver Clinic will open our newest medical facility on Mon., Nov. 7 at our Salmon Creek location at 2529 NE 139th Street.
New Kiggins Bowl opens for varsity football
Skyview topped Columbia River as Kiggins Bowl, with its new bleachers, new team rooms and, well, a new vibe, makes its debut.
CDC data show post-vax myocarditis ‘misinformation’ is true
Establishment media “fact checkers,” relying on the CDC, typically have slapped a “misinformation” label on reports that the COVID-19 vaccines are associated with a significantly high rate of myoca…
Clark County REALTORS® Foundation seeks requests for grants
The Clark County REALTORS® Foundation is seeking grant requests from qualified local nonprofit organizations committed to fostering, developing, promoting, and encouraging the health, education, an…
McCord’s Vancouver Toyota steps up with Kids in Need Foundation to help support local under-resourced students
This back-to-school season, Toyota dealerships together with Kids In Need Foundation (KINF) are partnering up to make sure local students have the supplies they need to learn.
Kidnapping suspect taken into custody
On Friday (Sept. 9) at about 11 a.m., Mohamed Aly Aboulezz entered an apartment in the Orchards area, assaulted a female victim and then forcibly dragged her from the apartment. Neighbors intervene…
Clark County Republican Women hold auditor forum
Auditor Greg Kimsey declines to participate, leaving candidate Brett Simpson to answer questions alone.
COVID shot 100 times likelier to cause severe harm than prevent it
Amid continued university and college COVID-19 vaccine mandates, a study by well-known American and British scientists has found the experimental shots are nearly 100 times more likely to cause a s…
PacifiCorp closing Yale and Swift area recreation and public access lands in Lewis River area due to extreme fire danger
Due to the current fire danger and nearby firefighting activity, PacifiCorp has closed all access to its Yale and Swift area properties in Southwest Washington Lewis River basin until further notice.
Vancouver firefighters battle two-alarm fire at four-plex townhome
On Friday (Sept. 9) at about 9:30 p.m. the Vancouver Fire Department personnel were dispatched to a report of a structure fire at 5522 NE 74th Ave.
America’s failed election: MOST key counties failed to keep records!
A new report has revealed that in defiance of routine elections record-keeping strategies, and federal law, more than 90% of the key counties across the nation failed to keep their 2020 elections r…
Congressional candidate Joe Kent continues effort to unify area Republican Party at election integrity and transparency event
A crowd of 480 gathered Thursday evening for the Patriots United election integrity and transparency event held at the RV Inn Style Resorts Convention Center in Vancouver.
Ridgefield teachers on strike
Thursday negotiations between Ridgefield School District and Ridgefield Education Association officials failed to result in an agreement.
Opinion: New briefs filed in capital gains income tax case; Hearing date still pending
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center offers an update of the capital gains income tax case in Washington state.
Board of Health seeks applicants for volunteer Public Health Advisory Council
The Clark County Board of Health is seeking applicants for a position on the volunteer Public Health Advisory Council.
Journey Theater announces opportunities for students and community members
Community members ages 19 and up are invited to audition for The Best Christmas Pageant Ever!
Opinion: Many who claim climate spending is good can’t really explain why
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center challenges the assessment of city of Vancouver officials about the tiny benefit residents would get for a $9 million price tag.