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Suspect arrested after carjacking and kidnapping
The suspect in a carjacking and kidnapping incident was taken into custody Saturday after attempting to elude law enforcement officers.
Commentary: A timeout for character
The Union Titans really could have used a timeout at the end of Saturday’s game against Eastlake, but coach Rory Rosenbach used one earlier in the half to give his players a life lesson.
Dershowitz: Biden should call out ‘the intolerant mindset of many of his own voters’
‘Dead wrong’ in limiting accusations to the ‘hard right’
Motorcycle operator killed in collision in North Clark County
The operator of a motorcycle involved in a collision in North Clark County Saturday was pronounced dead at the scene.
It’s baaack! FDA approves omicron booster shots without human trials
After the failure of the mRNA vaccines to prevent infection and transmission of COVID-19, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced Wednesday it has granted emergency use authorization for bo…
Opinion: Business licensing costs in Washington are skyrocketing
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center explains how high license fees destroy jobs and disincentives businesses from expanding into new areas to create new jobs.
Disc golf course for beginners to open in Battle Ground
Coaches will be on hand Sunday to give tips to beginners looking to learn more about disc golf.
A winning combination: Small town, Friday night, and football
Hockinson rallied to victory on Friday night, but La Center and all football fans can celebrate the return of Friday Night Lights as the 2022 high school football season opens
Opinion: Other states have proposed long-term-care laws that could sneak up on workers
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center warns Pennsylvania and New York residents of the promises and shortcomings of Washington’s long-term-care law
Trump on Biden’s speech: ‘He threatened America’ with possible ‘military force’
‘He must be insane, or suffering from late stage dementia’
Opinion: Overwhelming bipartisan support for tax relief in Idaho
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center expresses frustration that Washington’s majority party has not yet come to the same conclusion the majority of bipartisan lawmakers across the country…
Coach talk: Trico League football
Numbers are up at Seton Catholic and King’s Way Christian, there is optimism at Fort Vancouver, but look for La Center to stay on top of the Trico League this season.
Second installment 2022 property tax payments due Mon., Oct. 31
Clark County Treasurer Alishia Topper reminds residents that second-installment 2022 property taxes are due on Mon., Oct. 31, 2022.
Vancouver Fire responds to shop fire
On Thursday (Sept. 1) at 1:45 p.m. the Vancouver Fire Department along with East County Fire & Rescue were dispatched to a shop fire at 23011 NE 68th Street.
Woodland gives new football coach a victorious feeling
A special night for the Woodland football program on Thursday, getting a win over Kalama and giving a win to new coach Sean McDonald, who used to coach … at Kalama.
POLL: Which is better for our nation, forgiving student loan debt or lower tuition costs?
Which is better for our nation, forgiving student loan debt or lower tuition costs?
Coach talk: 2A Greater St. Helens League football
Defending league champion Ridgefield graduated a lot of seniors but returns plenty of talent to be considered the ‘team to beat’ again, but look for a number of teams to be competing for playoff spots
Lawsuit uncovers army of feds censoring speech in America
A developing lawsuit that now is embroiled in arguments over what “discovery” is to be allowed has uncovered a long list of federal bureaucracies whose officials have been actively involved in tell…