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Council Member Troy McCoy Appointed to Lower Columbia Fish Recovery Board
Battle Ground City Council Member Troy McCoy has been selected to serve as a member of the Lower Columbia River Fish Recovery Board
Study: Arming just 5-10 percent of school staff can deter attackers
Results suggest simple solution that could reduce shooting rampage casualty lists.
BGPS announces administrative changes for the 2022-23 school year
Kelly Gorby is the new principal at Yacolt Primary School and Eric Sakshaug is the new principal at Laurin Middle School.
Vancouver Police search for missing man
Jordan Vossenkemper went missing from his Vancouver apartment under suspicious circumstances between June 1 and June 2.
Area youth operate businesses during Lemonade Day at Vancouver Farmers Market
Young business owners ages 6-16 filled Esther Short Park with colorful and creative booths and stands, showcasing their various talents and merchandise.
Opinion: ‘Making decisions that put my life in danger and then reducing my ability to defend myself and my loved ones? That just doesn’t make any sense to me’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance discusses the effort of some lawmakers to prevent law-abiding citizens from owning guns
Spring Chinook and sturgeon fishing days added on Columbia River; Chinook limit increased
With returns continuing to come in above expectations, fishery managers from Washington and Oregon on Thursday agreed to add more spring Chinook fishing days above Bonneville Dam on the Columbia Ri…
Woodland’s sixth graders return to Junior Achievement’s BizTown for the first time in years to experience personal finance by becoming sales managers and CEOs for a day
Woodland Middle School’s sixth graders worked as customer service representatives, store managers, and even CEOs when they attended JA BizTown, the culmination of their financial literacy class whe…
Opinion: Proposal to require all-electric home construction based on outdated and inaccurate information
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center shares new data from proponents that show banning natural gas from homes would increase housing costs.
Community Foundation Annual Luncheon scheduled for June 7
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington will host its 2022 Annual Luncheon on Tue., June 7 from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Hilton Vancouver Washington.
Opinion: Legislators discuss long-term care, predict more changes to law
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center discusses solvency concerns, repeal attempts and possible changes to the new long-term-care law.
Dem lets gun control agenda slip: We’ll blow up filibuster, pack Supremes
A Democrat in the United States House of Representatives has let slip his party’s agenda for gun control.
Class of 2022: Small school Seton Catholic has some big student-athlete numbers
More than 20 percent of Seton Catholic seniors will take their athletic skills to college as well as their academic prowess.
June 14 open house set for new preschool program at Battle Ground High School
A new preschool option is coming to Battle Ground High School starting next September, and interested parents are invited to check it out during an upcoming open house.
POLL: Should the FDA approve Pfizer’s request to grant emergency use authorization to administer its COVID-19 vaccine to children from six months to 5 years of age?
Should the FDA approve Pfizer’s request to grant emergency use authorization to administer its COVID-19 vaccine to children from six months to 5 years of age?
Pfizer asks FDA to clear COVID shots for babies
Pfizer has submitted a request to the FDA – which tried to hide Pfizer’s clinical trial data for 75 years – to grant emergency use authorization to administer its COVID-19 vaccine to children from…
Fire crews battle shop fire in Vancouver Thursday afternoon
Dark smoke from a shop fire in Vancouver caught the eye of area residents Thursday afternoon.
Opinion: Less government mandates will mean more affordable rents and mortgages
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center offers direct legislation that has significantly increased rents and the cost of construction here in Washington state.