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Opinion: Union deserves detention for threatening a teacher strike in Kent
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center shares why more school closures following the learning loss associated with the COVID-inspired school shutdowns are unacceptable
Vancouver community invited to help shape the future of downtown Waterfront Gateway
The city of Vancouver invites community members to help shape the future of downtown by sharing their thoughts on the Waterfront Gateway development.
Opinion: Educational choice is not only needed for schools now, but it’s needed to see what schools are capable of becoming
A new column by Discovery Institute’s Keri Ingraham, originally published in The Puget Sound Business Journal, but also found here, is a reminder of how, despite all the innovation and technology w…
Vancouver Public Schools will welcome students back to school Aug. 30
The first day of school for Vancouver Public Schools is Aug. 30 for most of the anticipated 21,000 students.
Fire District 3 welcomes new fire commissioner and other personnel changes
Clark County Fire District 3 welcomes a new fire commissioner and announces other personnel changes to the fire district.
Woodland Public Schools’ sixth annual Back to School Bash provides hundreds of free backpacks filled with school supplies to students in need
Hundreds of Woodland students received free backpacks filled with school supplies at Woodland Public Schools’ sixth annual Back to School Bash on Sat., Aug. 20.
Vancouver resident and legislative candidate Jeremy Baker is victim of property crime
Vancouver resident Jeremy Baker, a candidate for state representative (49th District, position 2), this week joined the ranks of Clark County residents who have fallen victim to property crimes.
Public Health issues danger advisory at Vancouver Lake due to elevated toxin levels
Clark County Public Health has issued a danger advisory for Vancouver Lake after test results revealed elevated levels of cyanotoxins in the water.
New season, new coach: Woodland Beavers
A career opportunity as a teacher helped bring in three-time state champion football coach Sean McDonald to Woodland High School.
Opinion: While Washingtonians continue to wait, Idaho governor calls special session for major broad-based tax cuts
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center points out several states across the nation are on round two and three of tax cuts.
Congressman: Fauci is ‘a snake oil salesman’ trying to escape being accountable
With Anthony Fauci, Biden’s top bureaucrat on the COVID-19 pandemic, announcing that he’s leaving his government post before the next Congress, in which the GOP is expected to be the majority, ther…
ilani Wine & Food Fest unveils lineup of skilled chefs
The ilani Wine & Food Fest is back from Sept. 15 -18, featuring a guest list of celebrity and regional chefs.
Vancouver Police warn of vehicle theft scam
Between Aug. 1-19, the Vancouver Police Department has taken four vehicle theft reports with similar circumstances.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office investigating assault with a vehicle incident
A Washougal man was booked into the Clark County Jail after an initial investigation into an incident that took place Tuesday night on the Washougal River Road.
County to begin stewardship thinning project at Camp Bonneville this summer
Clark County Public Works Parks and Lands will start another stewardship thinning at Camp Bonneville this summer. Thinning will include a timber sale and hazard tree abatement.
City of Vancouver shares six-month report on first Safe Stay Community
The city has developed a report summarizing the community’s key accomplishments and services Safe Stay Community residents received in its first six months of operation.
Area residents dedicate Heather’s House with prayer and a neighborhood discussion
Heather’s House will be a six-bedroom home where young, single pregnant women can live together in community, complete with social areas, kitchen, and a large dining hall.
Opinion: Lawmakers have proposed an income tax more than 50 times since 1991
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center points out how some lawmakers refuse to take no for an answer.