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Orchards neighborhood disturbance results in two arrests
On Sunday (June 19) at about 5 p.m., Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a call of six people fighting in the 8300 block of NE 157th Avenue.
Letter: ‘“People will govern how they campaign, and what you are seeing tonight is a shameful display of what I have been witnessing for the last year-and-a-half’
Vancouver resident Julia Dawn Seaver discusses actions by 3rd Congressional District candidate Joe Kent during campaign.
Anthony Jacobs retires as school district’s famous singing security officer
A District Resource Officer for Vancouver Public Schools, Anthony “Tony” Jacobs touched so many with his kind ways and his singing voice, easing tensions and brightening days for students and staff…
High School Sports: Big honor at Columbia River; new baseball coach at Heritage
Columbia River junior Alex Harris is the State Player of the Year in boys soccer, and Heritage picks Jason Castro, the school’s athletic director, to take over its baseball program.
Opinion: The culture of government secrecy undermines democratic accountability
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center shares his perception that there is growing hostility to transparency and the culture of open scientific inquiry and public service has eroded.
Area residents invited to join conversation on Public Safety Sales Tax Measure scheduled for June 23
The discussion will include topics such as an overview of the Public Safety Sales Tax, estimated revenues, information regarding body cameras and alternatives to incarceration
Share Summer Meals program to provide free lunch to all kids and teens ages 18 and under June 20-Aug. 12
Share’s Summer Meals program will operate June 20 to August 12 at 13 locations to provide free meals to all children and teens 18 and under.
West Vancouver House fire displaces seven people and four pets
Shortly after 8:15 am Thursday (June 16), six units from the Vancouver Fire Department responded to 710 W 32nd street in West Vancouver for a reported house fire.
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue extinguishes house fire north of Dollar’s Corner
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue and Clark County Fire District 3 were dispatched at 3:07 p.m. Thursday (June 16) afternoon to a residential structure fire at 6817 NE 255th Street in Clark County.
Dr. Fauci admits no studies back COVID boosters for kids
One day after the nation learned he had tested positive for COVID-19, the government’s quadrupled-boosted pandemic adviser was confronted in a Senate hearing by his nemesis, Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky.
Woodland High School and TEAM High School celebrate the graduates of the Class of 2022
Woodland Public Schools’ two high schools, Woodland High School and TEAM High School, the district’s alternative high school, celebrated their 2022 graduates during commencement ceremonies on Fri.,…
VIDEO: Woodland celebrates opening of 100th Planters Days
Chalk art, children’s parade, pet parade, coronation, and fireworks opened the 100th year of Planters Days in Woodland on Thursday, with more events scheduled through the end of the weekend
POLL: Should area city councils and other partners ask for a delay or vote no on the Locally Preferred Alternative for the Interstate Bridge replacement until updated cost estimates, finance plan and other factors are better defined?
Should area city councils and other partners ask for a delay or vote no on the Locally Preferred Alternative for the Interstate Bridge replacement until updated cost estimates, finance plan and oth…
IBR team expects Coast Guard to reject 116-foot Interstate Bridge clearance request
Planning for low bridge will continue in spite of expected Coast Guard rejection.
Champion volleyball rivals in high school to team up, become roommates in college
Columbia River’s Caroline Hansen, who won a state title with the Rapids her senior year, and Emily Vossenkuhl of Ridgefield, won won a state championship as a sophomore, will play for the Vikings a…
Opinion: Update on number of people opting out of state’s long-term-care program
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center offers more information on exemptions to the state-imposed long-term care program.
Public Health issues warning for Battle Ground Lake swim beach due to E. coli bacteria
Clark County Public Health has issued a swim beach warning at Battle Ground Lake after routine testing showed elevated levels of E. coli bacteria.
Opinion: School officials move to cancel learning assessments and automatically pass every student
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center discusses why parent demand for more learning choices is growing.