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Dr. Deborah Birx: I knew shots would not prevent COVID infection
Defenders of federal officials, including President Biden, who declared one year ago that people who received the COVID-19 vaccines would not contract the disease argue “the science” changes over t…
Opinion: Salmon and dams prosper in harmony
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill discusses the effort by Gov. Jay Inslee and Sen. Patty Murray to remove the Snake River dams
Vancouver Police update witness information in shooting investigation
The Vancouver Police Department is continuing the investigation into the shooting at a house party on July 17 and is seeking to interview additional witnesses and to identify and interview the indi…
Letter: Do you think Clark County schools are secure?
Area resident Michael Jelineo questions why Vancouver Public Schools won’t spend the money needed to provide better locking devices on doors
CCSO arrests suspects from Covington neighborhood robbery
Two suspects in a robbery in the Covington neighborhood Friday and one juvenile were taken into custody by law enforcement officers late Saturday night.
City of Battle Ground approves street funding
On Mon., July 18, the Battle Ground City Council approved Ordinance 22-05; enacting a Transportation Benefit District, sales and use tax of 0.1 percent.
Photo gallery: 2022 Camas Days Hometown Festival
Camas Days made a return to the streets of Camas this weekend as area residents and others gathered for many events and activities under a weekend of bright summer weather.
Public Health urges residents to take precautions to prevent heat-related illness
Clark County Public Health is urging residents to take precautions to prevent heat-related illnesses during the upcoming stretch of hot weather.
Letter: ‘We need Michelle Belkot in District 2, not another Julie Olson 2.0
Vancouver resident Sally Snyder weighs in on the County Council District 2 race
Opinion: Another committee, more pie-in-the-sky thinking drives Universal Health Care Commission
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center discusses the Universal Health Care Commission setting up another committee to make recommendations to the Washington State Legislature.
Biden promised 1 year ago today shots would prevent COVID
It was one year ago today when President Biden promised Americans that if they got vaccinated they would not contract COVID-19.
Opinion: ‘Equity’ means less, not more transit subsidies
‘Telling low-income people to rely on transit while high-income people drive cars is also inequitable because cars are so much more efficient.’
New debris boom on Swift Reservoir to better control large debris
PacifiCorp contractors will be installing a new debris boom on the portion of Swift Reservoir above the Swift Camp boat launch to better manage the large woody debris that comes downstream and can…
Vancouver Urban Forestry monitoring tree-killing beetle found in Oregon
Forestry officials in Oregon confirm that the emerald ash borer beetle was recently discovered in Forest Grove, marking the first confirmation of the invasive pest on the West Coast.
Vancouver Police looking for missing man
The Vancouver Police Department is seeking the public’s help in locating Kevin Osterkamp, a 44-year-old Vancouver man missing since late June.
Washougal MX National roars back to Clark County on Saturday
More than 20,000 fans are expected to attend the Washougal MX National, the motocross spectacle that is the largest spectator event in Clark County sports every year.
Opinion: VA fails veterans, putting single-payer, government-run system on display
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center, ‘our veterans are not guinea pigs and need to stop being treated as such.’
Ridgefield ‘Day of Festivals’ set for Sat., August 6
Area residents will have the opportunity to enjoy a full day of festivities in Downtown Ridgefield on Sat., Aug. 6.