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LWV calls on candidates to pledge to campaign fairly
The League has launched its Fair Campaign Practices project and is asking candidates in the Aug. 2 primary and Nov. 8 general elections to pledge to campaign on the issues and their qualifications…
Fatal collision in North Clark County
The operator of a motorcycle was killed Wednesday when he collided with a SUV in North Clark County.
Increased DUI enforcement in Clark County July 4 weekend
If you plan to drive, Target Zero asks you to do so responsibly.
Curt Daniels Invitational baseball tourney being held at Union and Camas this week
The annual club baseball tournament has been moved from Propstra Stadium to Camas and Union fields for this year, but the spirit of the tourney remains: to honor the memory of local baseball giant…
Ridgefield Raptor Will Chambers feels right at home with host family
Jerry and Carlene Adamowicz opened their home to become a host family for the Ridgefield Raptors last year, and the relationship they built with home run champion Will Chambers helped change his life.
Opinion: ‘Americans are seeing the reality in their bank accounts, independent of what politicians might claim’
Pam Lewison of the Washington Policy Center compares the average Fourth of July cookout cost last year to this year
Opinion: On vax mandates, exemptions and true medical care
Exclusive: Jane M. Orient, M.D., cites illogic of governments and employers ‘prescribing’ the jab
Letter: Interstate Bridge Replacement team’s Modified Locally Preferred Alternative ‘will be downtown Vancouver’s concrete death shroud’
Bob Ortblad appeals to members of the Vancouver City Council not to endorse the LPA on July 11.
Hockinson schools celebrate long history with new, powerful music
Hockinson Public Schools commissioned a new piece of music, and with the help of some connections from Camas High School, Hockinson High School’s wind ensemble performed the world premier of “Sesqu…
County to host virtual open house for Northeast 152nd Avenue project June 29
Neighbors and community members are invited to learn about the upcoming Northeast 152nd Avenue project.
Letter: ‘We would be foolish to not fully use this valuable resource (natural gas) before we have found a way to efficiently utilize more renewable sources’
Vancouver resident Jim McConnell pens letter to NW Natural Gas CEO David Anderson
County courts warn residents of jury service scam calls
Court Administrator Cheryl A. Stone of the Clark County Superior Court, is alerting Clark County residents that there is currently another scam being perpetrated regarding jury service.
Camas-Washougal fireworks regulations, including sales and discharge information provided
In advance of the upcoming summer season, the Camas-Washougal Fire Marshal’s Office is reminding residents that consumer fireworks can only be discharged on July 4 in Camas and Washougal.
Alumni games help high school basketball programs raise money
The Camas girls basketball team took on former Camas girls basketball players on Thursday, followed by an alumni game for the boys, as a night to celebrate basketball and raise funds for the programs
Opinion: U.S. Supreme Court strikes down Washington state’s Blaine Amendment
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center explains how ‘now that the baleful influence of this mean-spirited provision has ended, Washington lawmakers are free to join other states in offering fami…
Twitter OK with threat to kill Clarence Thomas, but censors COVID study
Twitter’s values were on display this week with the social media giant’s censorship of a peer-reviewed study that conflicted with its COVID-19 narrative while allowing, at the same time, death thre…
Traveling Independence Day weekend? Plan ahead to avoid delays
With the Fourth of July holiday fast approaching, the Washington State Department of Transportation’s highly anticipated travel charts are now available to help people plan ahead.
Woodland School District’s use of small group instruction and specialized summer sessions help ensure student learning continues and improves district-wide
The staff of Woodland Public Schools works hard to ensure Woodland’s students have the opportunities they need to recover learning that may have been lost due to the constraints of the pandemic inc…