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Former Vancouver athlete conquers Death Valley
Cameron Hummels, a 1996 Columbia River High School graduate, hiked from one end of Death Valley to the other, all alone, with no assistance, in four days.
Opinion: WSDOT canceled ferry service to avoid daily bad press
Decision was made a week before WSDOT fired over 400 employees due to the state vaccine mandate.
Vancouver Police arrest male after two-hour negotiation
Vancouver Police arrested 43-year-old Casey S. Keith Thursday evening after a two-hour negotiation.
High School Sports: Spring playoffs in baseball, soccer start Saturday
Team sports baseball and boys soccer start their postseasons this weekend, while softball will start next week as the final sports season of the school year heads into its final weeks.
Travis Drake, an administrator with Battle Ground Public Schools, named boys basketball coach at Columbia River HS
n an unusual move, Columbia River High School of Vancouver Public Schools, has hired Travis Drake, an administrator who works for Battle Ground Public Schools, as its boys basketball coach.
Battle Ground Police investigate auto prowls and thefts
The Battle Ground Police Department has received several reports of auto prowls and thefts since May 2.
Overnight closures are coming next week to the southbound and northbound I-5 Interstate Bridge
Overnight closures are coming next week to the southbound and northbound Interstate Bridge One lane will remain open at all times during the work, part of the biennial inspection process.
Twitter still purging COVID-19 contrarians
Amid the sudden surge of free speech following the announcement that Elon Musk had purchased Twitter, several critics of the U.S government response to the COVID-19 pandemic have been locked out of…
Candidate Filing Week is May 16-20
Candidate Filing Week is May 16-20 for people who want to run for any of the 165 federal, state, and multicounty legislative or judicial offices up for election in Washington this year.
Community Foundation opens registration for Give More 24!
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington created the regional giving day to help nonprofits raise awareness and funds for programs serving Clark, Cowlitz and Skamania County residents.
Auditor’s office receives award for Outstanding Achievement in Popular Annual Financial Reporting
The Government Finance Officers Association this week announced that Clark County Auditor’s Office has received GFOA’s Award for Outstanding Achievement in Popular Annual Financial Reporting (PAFR).
POLL: Do you approve of the Interstate Bridge Replacement team recommending only one auxiliary lane and only 3 through lanes for the replacement Interstate Bridge?
Do you approve of the Interstate Bridge Replacement team recommending only one auxiliary lane and only 3 through lanes for the replacement Interstate Bridge?
IBR proposes fewer auxiliary lanes than failed CRC and partial Hayden Island interchange
The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program (IBR) team revealed their recommendation for the project Thursday morning to the members of the Executive Steering Group (ESG).
Iconic Red Lion Hotel at the Quay sign taken down
The Red Lion is being deconstructed as the port prepares to build a public market and other developments.
Opinion: Which way forward? It should include the governor ending his vaccine mandate, letting fired employees return to work
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center shares the suffering from Gov. Jay Inslee’s strict vaccine mandate, which did not stop the spread of COVID-19.
MIT study ties COVID shots to cardiac arrest among youth
Amid a variety of reports of an unusual increase in cardiac events among young people, a peer-reviewed MIT study of data in highly vaccinated Israel found COVID vaccines were “significantly associa…
Drug take-back event collects 3,743 pounds of unused medications and syringes in Southwest Washington
More than 875 residents in Clark and Skamania counties safely dropped off a total of 3,743 pounds of unused medications and syringes during a multi-site drug take-back event on April 30.
Commerce grants fund infrastructure at two VHA projects
Fourth Plain Community Commons in Vancouver received $345,900 and Weaver Creek Commons in Battle Ground received $1,335,605 through the Connecting Housing to Infrastructure program.