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Wisdom Ridge Academy now accepting out-of-district students, announces new director
During the 2021-22 school year, Ridgefield School District opened Wisdom Ridge Academy, a parent-partnered online learning program that provides flexible learning options for students and families.
Klineline Pond at Salmon Creek Regional Park closed Wednesday (Aug. 24)
Klineline Pond at Salmon Creek Regional Park will be closed to the public Wednesday (Aug. 24) for maintenance crews to safely remove a damaged picnic shelter and repair the splash pad water-play fe…
1,200 scientists, scholars: ‘There is no climate emergency’
Led by a Nobel Prize laureate, more than 1,100 scientists and scholars have signed a document declaring climate science is based more on personal beliefs and political agendas than sound, rigorous…
Three days of sturgeon fishing announced on portion of lower Columbia River
State fishery managers from Washington and Oregon announced Thursday that a section of the lower Columbia River will open for three days of sturgeon retention in September.
POLL: Should Gov. Jay Inslee end his COVID state of emergency, which has now surpassed 900 days?
Should Gov. Jay Inslee end his COVID state of emergency, which has now surpassed 900 days?
State of the Clark County Fair
John Morrison Jr., the manager of the Clark County Fair, discusses the large crowds, the strategic marketing, and the stellar 10-day run as the fair returned after a two-year absence.
Public Health issues warning for Round Lake due to elevated toxin levels
Clark County Public Health, warning issued, Round Lake, Lacamas Lake, elevated toxin levels, cyanotoxins, harmful algae, water samples, Washington Department of Health, public access points, Camas,…
Public hearings on redistricting begin at the Port of Vancouver USA
The Port of Vancouver USA is announcing three public hearings as part of its redistricting process.
FDA knew huge percentage of women in Pfizer trial suffered miscarriages
An analysis of internal documents found 44% of the pregnant women who participated in the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine trials suffered miscarriages.
New season, new coach: Hudson’s Bay Eagles
High school football: Mark Oliverio returns to Hudson’s Bay, where he once turned a struggling program into a winner and is looking to do it again.
Opinion: Opting out of the long-term-care payroll tax is more complicated than necessary, suggesting it’s just a nice gesture
Elizabeth Hovde explains why legislative attempts to fix a poorly written, misguided law that will harm state workers are missing the mark
Illegal firearms seized from 16-year-old suspect
One of the handguns recovered was stolen from a federal law enforcement agency.
Opinion: The effect of emergency-ordered school closing, learning loss and mask mandates on children
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center offers more insight on how Washington’s school closure policy caused children significant learning losses and other issues.
New season, new coach: Prairie Falcons
High school football: Will Ephraim takes over as head coach at Prairie High School, his third head coaching job in the region in the past two decades.
DHS-FBI brief casts conservatives as ‘domestic violent extremists’
Targets people with ‘grievances’ against federal law enforcement.
Opinion: Updated numbers on people exempted from state’s long-term-care program and payroll tax
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides an update from the Employment Security Department on exemption applications.
WSU Vancouver’s corpse flower in bloom
The rare corpse flower housed at Washington State University Vancouver is in bloom.
Vancouver man killed in single-vehicle collision
A 23-year-old Vancouver man was killed in a single-vehicle accident Tuesday.