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Vancouver City Council meetings are hitting the road
On Aug. 15, Vancouver City Council will hold its workshops, regular meeting and community communication forum at Clark College’s Gaiser Student Center, 1933 Fort Vancouver Way.
10-day closure begins Thursday on SR 500 at 182nd Avenue intersection to install new roundabout
Travelers in east Clark County who use the intersection of Fourth Plain Boulevard, also known as State Route 500, and Northeast 182nd Avenue will need to plan ahead and find an alternate route in t…
Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge to close temporarily beginning Monday
When the Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge reopened to the public in May, officials knew they were going to have to close it again, temporarily, for the final phase of the reconnection proj…
Road closure at the intersection of Northeast 99th Street and Northeast 94th Avenue to begin Aug. 15
The intersection of Northeast 99th Street at Northeast 94th Avenue will be closed beginning Mon., Aug. 15.
Remains of male found near Lacamas Lake
Remains were found about a half mile from where Kevin Osterkamp’s pickup truck had been found abandoned
Initial report of Aug. 2 primary election results released
Almost 21 percent of the ballots were counted in initial returns; turnout expected to reach 45 percent when all the returned ballots are counted
The wait is almost over for the Clark County Fair
After two years with no event, organizers are proud to proclaim that this year’s Clark County Fair, which begins its 10-day run on Friday, is “Worth The Wait.”
Opinion: Excluding representatives from policymaking isn’t OK: Kreidler’s emergency rule gets overturned
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center addresses why the concept of one-man rule for policy decisions is a bad idea
Fauci rips anti-vax ‘disinformation’ despite admitting shots don’t work
Dr. Anthony Fauci complained on Monday that his effort to get people to adopt the government’s COVID-19 health measures has been hampered by “misinformation and disinformation.”
Former NFL Linebacker Thomas Williams to give a talk at Ridgefield High School Aug. 22
Former NFL linebacker and current motivational speaker and author Thomas R. Williams is coming to Ridgefield to give a presentation to student athletes, and the public is invited to attend.
Vancouver Police to end participation in Regional Drug Task Force
During the regular Vancouver City Council meeting Monday, members of the Vancouver City Council unanimously voted to approve the withdrawal of the Vancouver Police Department from the Clark-Vancouv…
Vancouver Police make arrest in shooting
A 22-year-old has been arrested in connection with a Monday shooting in Vancouver.
Opinion: The Washington Crime Clock
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill provides numbers from report that suggest Washington state public safety is ‘collapsing.’
Small fire damages restaurant in Vancouver
Fire took place at Pho Star Restaurant, located at 10204 SE Mill Plain Blvd.
Vancouver Police respond to shooting Monday afternoon
An adult male suffered a gunshot wound and a small child suffered an unidentified injury at a shooting Monday afternoon in Vancouver.
Washington Legislature rises in National Conservative rankings
CPAC presents 40 lawmakers awards for conservative voting
Opinion: Political rhetoric is poisoning the well of effective climate action
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center points to an abundance of technologies that can effectively reduce CO2 emissions but those are being intentionally overlooked by many politicians
Globalist WEF urges people to give up car ownership
A World Economic Forum leader has cheerfully told younger people they can look forward to a future in which they will own nothing and be happy.