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‘Deeply dangerous’: Network host says media need to stop covering ‘both sides’ of issues
MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan called for media outlets to not cover both sides of what he called “major issues” during a Wednesday forum.
High school football: Winning programs in search of a win
All of last year’s league champions from Clark County lost in Week 1 football games, and at least one of those teams will be 0-2 after this week
POLL: Should Washington legislators pass legislation to ensure another reign of the governor’s emergency powers doesn’t happen again?
Should Washington legislators pass legislation to ensure another reign of the governor’s emergency powers doesn’t happen again?
End to state of emergency is welcome but long overdue, say Republican leaders
Senators John Braun and Lynda Wilson issue a statement after the governor’s announcement that his COVID state of emergency will end Oct. 31.
Vancouver attorney Angus Lee provides notice that a tort claim will be filed against city of Portland and Multnomah County officials
Clark County resident Joey Gibson and Cowlitz County resident Russell Schultz will seek $100 million in damages in a federal civil lawsuit.
Opinion: Normal governance to return to Washington on October 31
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses Gov. Jay Inslee’s decision to finally end governing under an emergency order on Oct. 31.
Public Health issues danger advisory at Lacamas Lake due to elevated toxin levels
Clark County Public Health is advising against all recreating in Lacamas, Round and Vancouver lakes.
Third annual Elktoberfest kicks off Friday Sept. 16 at the Vancouver Elks Lodge No. 823
The goal for Elktoberfest, which first began in 2019, was to create a community event, introduce a bigger target audience to the Elks and eventually create a bigger family event. From there it has…
Major nation bans COVID vaccine for children under 12
Britain has banned children under age 12 from receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.
GRO Parade of Homes ready to open on Friday
Six homes from five builders will be on display at the annual parade of homes, this year located in Ridgefield.
County fire marshal expands burn ban to include recreational fires
Due to the extreme fire danger, recreational fires will be prohibited throughout unincorporated Clark County effective 12:01 a.m., Friday (Sept. 9).
Ridgefield teachers authorize strike beginning Friday
Ridgefield Education Association (REA) has voted to authorize a strike beginning Friday (Sept. 9).
Area nonprofits aim to raise $3.5 million during Give More 24!
More than 200 nonprofits have teamed up to raise funds and awareness during Give More 24!
Transportation Commission to visit Battle Ground and review area transportation issues
Transportation challenges and priorities for residents, businesses and visitors to Southwest Washington will be the focus of a two-day visit to Battle Ground by the Washington State Transportation…
More embalmers report bizarre blood clots amid COVID vax campaign
More embalmers report they have seen the emergence of bizarre “fibrous” clots in a substantial portion of their cases since the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines.
BirdFest & Bluegrass Festival to be held in Ridgefield Oct. 1
BirdFest & Bluegrass Festival to be held in Ridgefield Oct. 1 on the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge and in downtown Ridgefield.
Electric vehicle charging stations now available at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center now offers four electric vehicle (EV) charging stations available to the community.
MacKay Sposito, Olson Engineering and Olson Environmental join forces
Effective Oct. 1, MacKay Sposito, Olson Engineering and Olson Environmental are merging, bringing together the best of their respective companies to better serve their clients and community.