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Public Health reopening offices to in-person services
Clark County Public Health is reopening its Environmental Public Health and Vital Records offices to in-person services.
Battle Ground Public Schools congratulates 2022 retirees
Battle Ground Public Schools is bidding a fond farewell and thank you to a number of valued employees as they head into retirement.
‘Disinformation’ group aims to drain Fox News of advertisers
A nonprofit group that boasts of stripping advertising dollars from Breitbart News and other conservative sites says it now is targeting Fox News’ online presence.
Class of 2022: Tobias Merriweather says it was a blessing to attend Union High School
Known for his athletic skills in multiple sports, it should be noted that Tobias Merriweather is also an excellent student and a person of high character, an examples for all students at Union High…
Road closure on Davis Bridge to begin June 20
A portion of Northeast Davis Road will be closed for construction beginning Mon., June 20.
Public Health closes Vancouver Lake swim beach due to E. coli bacteria
Clark County Public Health is closing the Vancouver Lake swim beach due to elevated levels of E. coli bacteria.
Washington physician joins lawsuit against the FDA for attempting to interfere with their treatment of COVID-19 patients
Three physicians, including an emergency medicine doctor licensed in the state of Washington, have filed a lawsuit against the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) for attempting to interfere with the…
POLL: Should a law enforcement officer uphold Second Amendment rights for law-abiding citizens and refuse to enforce unconstitutional gun confiscation legislation if signed into law by the governor?
Should a law enforcement officer uphold Second Amendment rights for law-abiding citizens and refuse to enforce unconstitutional gun confiscation legislation if signed into law by the governor?
Candidates for Clark County Sheriff were asked compelling question about unconstitutional gun confiscation legislation
John Horch, Rey Reynolds and David Shook were asked the question at a debate-style candidate forum held four days before the shooting tragedy that claimed the lives of 21 students and teachers in U…
Hockinson High School says goodbye to retiring ‘spirit’ leader Beth Tugaw
Beth Tugaw, who will be retiring after this school year, jumped at the opportunity to work at Hockinson High School when it opened in 2003, and she has been the heart and soul of the campus ever since
Legends of Motown Old School tribute show coming to ilani
The Legends of Motown Old School Tribute Show, one of the top tribute shows in the nation, is coming to the Cowlitz Ballroom at ilani this summer.
Opinion: Education officials are increasingly sending disabled children out of state
The number of children sent out of Washington state to therapeutic residential settings has increased sharply over the past five years.
Bill Gates: We didn’t know COVID targeted elderly sick people
Billionaire philanthropist and vaccine promoter Bill Gates acknowledged at an event in New York City this week that the COVID-19 case fatality rate was relatively low, saying the world “just got lu…
Battle Ground Schools’ Summer Meals Program offers access to breakfast and lunch
Children and teens ages 1-18 can enjoy a free breakfast and lunch in Battle Ground this summer through the Summer Food Services Program (SFSP) for children.
Port of Vancouver USA unveils Vancouver Landing
The Port of Vancouver USA held a ribbon cutting Thursday to unveil the new Vancouver Landing, the first finished public project in the port’s Terminal 1 development.
Armed suspect taken into custody early Thursday morning
Law enforcement officers were able to disarm and take a robbery and kidnapping suspect into custody this morning.
Woodland class of 2022 graduate Taylor Curnutt receives award for community service
Woodland High School’s Taylor Curnutt received the Silent Servant Student Award from the Peter R. Marsh Foundation which includes a special plaque along with a $500 grant for use toward Taylor’s fu…
Heroes Night returns to Vancouver on Saturday, now at Hudson’s Bay High School
The Community Military Appreciation Committee announced the return of Heroes Night, a time to celebrate those who serve our country and our community, with a four-hour event that features music, fo…