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County offers sign-on bonuses for corrections deputy new and lateral hires
Clark County today announced that it will offer sign-on bonuses for deputies hired in the Corrections Branch of the Sheriff’s Office.
Prospective college students invited to WSU Vancouver’s Preview Day
Prospective college students are invited to Washington State University Vancouver’s Preview Day at 4 p.m. May 12.
IBR pushes lower light rail cost at RTC Board while Medvigy questions path forward
TriMet and C-TRAN data show MAX costs 51 percent more than bus rapid transit.
County redistricting process going to take at least one more week
With a full County Council of five members, councilors are no longer deadlocked and will consider map C2 on May 11.
County seeks volunteers to write for and against statements for safety sales tax proposition
The Clark County Council this week voted to propose a safety sales tax ballot measure to fund body-worn cameras, additional staffing and other expenses for the Clark County Sheriff’s Office.
These 26 states likely would restrict abortion if Roe overturned
If the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade as the leaked draft opinion by Associate Justice Samuel Alito indicates, any restrictions or bans on abortion would be left up the states.
Arts: Abstract Reality opens Friday; award winners from Society of Washington Artists
Make sense of the absurdity at new art exhibit set to open this week; plus a list of winners from spring show of Society of Washington Artists.
Partnership between Woodland Public Schools and Fort Vancouver Regional Library system results in dedicated library location for Yale Valley residents
A partnership between The Yale Valley Library District , A local library district managed by the Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries and Woodland Public Schools resulted in a dedicated library locati…
Prairie High School Drama presents “Sense and Sensibility’’
Jane Austen’s beloved novel “Sense and Sensibility” comes to life on the Prairie High School Auditorium stage starting Friday, May 6.
Eighth grade homeschooled students participate in Mock Trial Competition
Students from Vancouver and Battle Ground acted as attorneys and witnesses for the prosecution and defense in a fictitious criminal court proceeding.
County manager seeks volunteers to serve on newly formed Ethics Commission
The new Code of Ethical Conduct is the result of a voter-approved amendment to the county charter.
Chief justice confirms authenticity, orders hunt for abortion leaker
The chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court has ordered police to investigate the source of a “draft” opinion that was leaked to the press that indicates the court’s majority is ready to overrule R…
Dick Rylander sworn in to seat on County Council
Battle Ground resident Dick Rylander was sworn in to the District 5 seat on the Clark County Council Tuesday morning.
Who will be responsible for the finances and operations of a light rail extension into Vancouver?
If light rail is going to be a component of an Interstate Bridge replacement project, C-TRAN Chief Executive Officer Shawn Donaghy is clear that the agency he leads is not going to be responsible t…
Shocker: Strongly divided Supremes rule UNANIMOUSLY on one issue
‘We must not give government the power to censor disfavored viewpoints in a public forum.’
Opinion: On the language of the income tax debate, The Seattle Times nails it
David Boze of the Washington Policy Center shares how the editorial calls income tax advocates out, strips away their verbal camouflage and challenges them to debate ‘above board’ without ‘rhetoric…
Candidates for Vancouver police chief position announced
Five candidates have been selected to interview for the city of Vancouver’s Chief of Police position.
Opinion: Washington’s Jungle Primary creates systemic inequalities
Nancy Churchill discusses the dynamics present in Washington state, where Democratic population density is highest in the major metro areas while rural Washington is mostly conservative.