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Ace McLean: Union High School golfer describes her hole-in-one
Paige McLean of Union High School, who has only been playing golf for two years, hit a hole-in-one on Tuesday, the first ace in the history of the District 4 girls golf tournament
Opinion: New COVID-19 messaging from governor is needed; old script is dangerous, booster case numbers concerning
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains why Gov. Inslee’s messaging suggesting vaccination controls spread is not only wrong but reckless.
Volunteer clean-up projects start this week in downtown Vancouver
Vancouver’s Downtown Association, the city of Vancouver, and the Parks Foundation of Clark County are teaming up with volunteers to have a clean-up day Saturday — one of three events that focus on…
Every vote counts in Battle Ground’s 63rd annual District Art Show
The 63rd annual Battle Ground Public Schools District Art Show gives the community a chance to pick their favorite student creations by voting online for the first-ever People’s Choice Award.
Columbia River to reopen for spring Chinook fishing below Bonneville Dam
With Chinook returning in greater numbers than anticipated, fishery managers from Washington and Oregon on Wednesday agreed to reopen the lower Columbia River for recreational spring Chinook fishin…
Opinion: King County COVID data offer a lesson in the bias of ‘experts’
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center shares how the King County Department of Health provides a good example of how the bias of experts manifests itself in public policy.
ABC News analysis: COVID deaths rising among vaccinated
An analysis by ABC News of federal data found that a growing proportion of COVID-19 deaths are occurring among the vaccinated.
Vancouver Police seek information on missing man on one year anniversary of his disappearance
Brandon Thomas Majors has not been seen since Mother’s Day of last year (May 9, 2021).
Surface treatment work in various county locations to begin Monday
Beginning Monday (May 16), crews will begin to seal cracks in the roads and pave some small areas that have sunk or deteriorated.
Update: Clark County Sheriff’s Office reports missing Woodland man found safe
Ismael Magana, 68, left Legacy Salmon Creek Hospital at approximately 7:25 a.m. Wednesday morning while still receiving medical treatment.
County Council approves candidate district map C2
The county redistricting process is finally over. On Wednesday, members of the County Council approved Alternative map C2 by a vote of 3-1.
Biden’s disinformation czar endorsed government censorship of speech
The director of the Biden administration’s new disinformation board, Nina Jankowicz, advocated government-prescribed speech standards for online content during virtual testimony before the British…
Opinion: WEA asks state Supreme Court to ignore voters and blow open the door for income taxes
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center reveals information from a brief filed by the Washington Education Association.
Washougal’s Unified Sports create connection, opportunity for all
Community invited to support athletes with disabilities at May 14 district championships.
Camas Rocketry launches itself to national finals
Camas Rocketry, a new club at Camas High School, has qualified for the national finals of the American Rocketry Challenge this weekend in Virginia.
Opinion: In five years, Sound Transit has racked up an additional $50 billion for rail plan
Mariya Frost of the Washington Policy Center reveals how the Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority went from costing taxpayers $92 billion to costing $142 billion.
City of Vancouver seeks volunteer to serve on Clark County Mosquito Control District Board
The city of Vancouver is seeking applicants to serve as the city’s volunteer representative on the Clark County Mosquito Control District Board of Trustees. Applications must be received by 5 p.m.…
White House warns of 100 million COVID infections this fall
Just as Americans get used to life without masks, shutdowns and other restrictions, the White House is warning that the fall season in which the midterm elections will take place could see up to 10…