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Vancouver Clinic to open new Internal Medicine Residency Clinic at Salmon Creek
News

Vancouver Clinic to open new Internal Medicine Residency Clinic at Salmon Creek

On Monday, Aug. 8, Vancouver Clinic will open its new Internal Medicine Residency Clinic at Vancouver Clinic–Salmon Creek.

Aug 1, 2022

Middle school sports options expanding for Battle Ground students
Sports

Middle school sports options expanding for Battle Ground students

More students will have access to more options this year as Battle Ground Public Schools continues its rollout of middle school sports.

Aug 1, 2022

Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue battles house fire in Ridgefield
News

Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue battles house fire in Ridgefield

Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue responded to a structure fire just after 7 a.m. this morning (Aug. 1).

Aug 1, 2022

Teen driver killed in single-vehicle accident in Brush Prairie
News

Teen driver killed in single-vehicle accident in Brush Prairie

A 17-year-old was killed Saturday in a single-vehicle collision in Brush Prairie Saturday.

Aug 1, 2022

Clark County Sheriff’s deputies respond to shooting in St. Johns neighborhood
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Clark County Sheriff’s deputies respond to shooting in St. Johns neighborhood

The Clark County Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Unit is investigating a shooting in the St. Johns neighborhood of Vancouver.

Aug 1, 2022

Flamingo fever at the next First Friday in downtown Camas
Entertainment

Flamingo fever at the next First Friday in downtown Camas

Downtown Camas Association excited to host the next First Friday event, with the focus on dressing up in flamingo gear or other summer-inspired attire, as city celebrates the business community wit…

Jul 30, 2022

Vancouver Community Survey: City asks residents to ’pick up!’ their phones
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Vancouver Community Survey: City asks residents to ’pick up!’ their phones

The city of Vancouver is launching its community survey on August 3 and urges residents to “pick up” the phone between August 3-9 to tell city officials what they think about livability, city servi…

Jul 30, 2022

Vancouver Fire extinguishes house fire
News

Vancouver Fire extinguishes house fire

Crews from the Vancouver Fire Department were able to quickly contain a fire in a vacant house this morning.

Jul 30, 2022

Letter: ‘Change is needed at the CCSO and David (Shook) brings the responsible change we need’
Opinion

Letter: ‘Change is needed at the CCSO and David (Shook) brings the responsible change we need’

Vancouver resident Michael Ramon offers an endorsement for Sheriff candidate David Shook

Jul 29, 2022

Judge denies motion for a preliminary injunction in lawsuit against Auditor Greg Kimsey
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Judge denies motion for a preliminary injunction in lawsuit against Auditor Greg Kimsey

Lawsuit filed by Kimsey’s opponent in Nov. 8 general election alleged the Clark County Elections Office sent an incorrect primary ballot to over 300,000 voters

Jul 29, 2022

Letter: Why should a new sheriff matter to you?
Opinion

Letter: Why should a new sheriff matter to you?

Vancouver resident Ann Marie Paque assesses the candidates in the race for Clark County sheriff

Jul 29, 2022

Letter: ‘Why I support Michelle Belkot for Clark County Council Position 2’
Opinion

Letter: ‘Why I support Michelle Belkot for Clark County Council Position 2’

Vancouver resident K.D. Jelineo offers her support for County Council candidate

Jul 29, 2022

Washington legislator expresses concerns about proposed I-5 Bridge replacement project
Transportation

Washington legislator expresses concerns about proposed I-5 Bridge replacement project

Another member of the Bi-state Legislative Committee that advises Interstate Bridge Replacement Program (IBR) Administrator Greg Johnson on the proposed replacement of the I-5 Bridge has expressed…

Jul 29, 2022

$10 million settlement announced for workers forced to take COVID shots
News

$10 million settlement announced for workers forced to take COVID shots

Employees ‘callously forced to choose between their conscience and their jobs’

Jul 29, 2022

Opinion: Study continues on COVID-19 — as does state’s coercive vaccine mandate on state employees
Opinion

Opinion: Study continues on COVID-19 — as does state’s coercive vaccine mandate on state employees

Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center states ‘the vaccine mandate does not serve public health, isn’t patient-centered and hurts the state’s workforce’

Jul 29, 2022

Letter: Candidates asked for position on tolls and light rail
Opinion

Letter: Candidates asked for position on tolls and light rail

“How do we know where our candidates stand on light rail, and I-5 bridge tolls?” Portland resident Jim Karlock offers the results.

Jul 29, 2022

Firefighters battle duplex fire Thursday night in Cascade Park
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Firefighters battle duplex fire Thursday night in Cascade Park

Vancouver Fire Department crews were called to extinguish a duplex fire in east Vancouver Thursday night.

Jul 29, 2022

POLL: Are government officials who dictate payments that don’t cover hospital costs to blame for virtually every hospital in the state being in financial trouble?
Opinion

POLL: Are government officials who dictate payments that don’t cover hospital costs to blame for virtually every hospital in the state being in financial trouble?

Are government officials who dictate payments that don’t cover hospital costs to blame for virtually every hospital in the state being in financial trouble?

Jul 29, 2022