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Evergreen Public Schools will offer free meals during summer
Evergreen Public Schools will offer free breakfast and lunch to children at three locations during the summer.
Letter: ‘We are in deep trouble’
Vancouver resident Alan Unell discusses his desire for health care reform.
Letter: Is The Chairman of the Clark County Republican Party working to re-elect Jaime Herrera Beutler?
Vancouver resident Mark Moore expresses his concerns for the actions of Clark County Republican Party Chairman Joel Mattila
VIDEO: A dedication for Sgt. Jeremy Brown’s memorial bench
Veterans and First Responders Board of SW WA present a granite bench in memory of Sgt. Jeremy R. Brown of the Clark County Sheriff’s Office
Double-boosted Dr. Fauci tests positive for COVID
The National Institutes of Health announced Wednesday that President Biden’s chief medical adviser, Dr. Anthony Fauci, has tested positive for COVID-19.
Just Crossing Alliance asks LPA partners to vote to delay or vote no on LPA until updated cost estimate, finance plan, and alternative phasable LPAs are completed
The Just Crossing Alliance (JCA) recently released a sign on letter from the alliance expressing concerns and disappointments with the current locally preferred alternative (LPA) proposal of the In…
Eligible donors urged to give blood as national blood shortage continues
The Washington State Department of Health (DOH), in partnership with the Washington State Blood Coalition, is encouraging eligible donors to give blood this summer.
Vancouver Police seeks missing teen
Norman Smith ran away from his home on May 12 and was spotted by family or associates in Vancouver up until May 19
Opinion: Will a good June revenue forecast finally lead to tax relief for inflation-hammered Washingtonians?
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses yet another good opportunity for the governor and lawmakers to provide tax relief to help citizens deal with record inflation.
Battle Ground Police complete preliminary investigation into fatality collision
The Battle Ground Police Department has completed the preliminary investigation into the fatal collision that occurred on June 9, at the intersection of Eaton Boulevard and SW 20th Avenue.
Opinion:Threats and intimidation against public officials are obviously never OK, even when we disagree on policy
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center shares that ‘when people are being stupid or threatening, we should do what we can to make them stop’
Captain William Clark Regional Park at Cottonwood Beach is closed due to flooding
Captain William Clark Regional Park at Cottonwood Beach is closed effective immediately. Excessive rain has caused flooding on the Columbia River.
Major study: U.S. COVID lockdowns caused at least 170,000 to die
The lockdowns in response to the COVID-19 pandemic contributed to a massive spike in excess deaths in the United States, with a 26% rise in excess deaths among working-age adults.
Community Foundation luncheon celebrates philanthropists, nonprofits and communities
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington hosted its 2022 Annual Luncheon on Tue., June 7 at the Hilton Vancouver Washington. Themed Moving Mountains, the region’s preeminent celebration of…
Public Archaeology Field School searches for the Fort Vancouver schoolhouses and Owyhee Church
The public is invited to visit and talk with student and professional archaeologists during the excavation Tuesday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Opinion: Got Housing? New Building Codes will deepen the housing crisis
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill offers further discussion about how new estimates from electrification advocates show construction costs for electrification makes home more expensive.
Woodland Public Schools’ ongoing efforts make student and staff safety and security the top priority
In light of the tragic recent events in Uvalde, Texas, many families may feel anxiety regarding sending their children to school. No parent should fear for their child’s safety at school, a place t…
Merwin Special Kids Day fishing event returns July 9
After a two-year absence, a special fishing event for children with disabilities will return Sat., July 9 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Merwin Fish Hatchery, east of Woodland.