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Ridgefield City Council appoints Matt Cole to vacant Position 4
News

Ridgefield City Council appoints Matt Cole to vacant Position 4

Members of the Ridgefield City Council appointed Matt Cole to Position 4 on council, filling a vacancy created by a council resignation.

Apr 30, 2022

Letter: ‘Evergreen’s Yes for Schools buys election’
Opinion

Letter: ‘Evergreen’s Yes for Schools buys election’

Vancouver resident Gary Wilson responds to the election results for the Evergreen School District’s levy request.

Apr 29, 2022

Smoke alarms save lives: Free installations for residents in need as part of national Red Cross Sound the Alarm effort
Community News

Smoke alarms save lives: Free installations for residents in need as part of national Red Cross Sound the Alarm effort

Clark County residents can register at soundthealarm.org for a free smoke alarm installation

Apr 29, 2022

County manager appoints Amber Emery as deputy county manager
News

County manager appoints Amber Emery as deputy county manager

County Manager Kathleen Otto this week announced her selection of Amber Emery to be the deputy county manager.

Apr 29, 2022

Hockinson high School students to plant trees along Interstate 5
Youth

Hockinson high School students to plant trees along Interstate 5

Hockinson’s Environmental Club, in one of its first big projects, is teaming up with WSDOT to plant 50 trees in an effort to improve air quality to nearby homes.

Apr 29, 2022

Gov. Inslee appoints Dick Rylander to County Council District 5 seat
News

Gov. Inslee appoints Dick Rylander to County Council District 5 seat

Washington State Gov. Jay Inslee yesterday appointed Battle Ground resident Richard (Dick) Rylander Jr. to fill the open District 5 seat on the Clark County Council.

Apr 29, 2022

COVID from 2020 to ’21: Billions spent, little accomplished
Opinion

COVID from 2020 to ’21: Billions spent, little accomplished

Exclusive: Joel Hirschhorn looks at latest CDC data showing virus still 3rd-leading cause of death.

Apr 29, 2022

Opinion: Judge removes ‘excise tax’ from I-1929 (capital gains income tax repeal) ballot title
Opinion

Opinion: Judge removes ‘excise tax’ from I-1929 (capital gains income tax repeal) ballot title

Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center offers the latest on the Thursday ruling by a Thurston County Superior Court judge.

Apr 29, 2022

City of Vancouver announces lineup for summer music, movies and special events
Entertainment

City of Vancouver announces lineup for summer music, movies and special events

City of Vancouver special events are back this summer, including festivals, concerts, movie nights and more.

Apr 29, 2022

Tuberculosis cases on the rise globally and in Washington state
News

Tuberculosis cases on the rise globally and in Washington state

Widespread disruptions in public health and healthcare services and missed TB diagnoses due to similarities in symptoms between COVID-19 and TB are thought to have contributed to TB cases rising.

Apr 29, 2022

POLL: Do you believe that Twitter will be a more genuine free speech platform under the ownership of Elon Musk?
Opinion

POLL: Do you believe that Twitter will be a more genuine free speech platform under the ownership of Elon Musk?

Do you believe that Twitter will be a more genuine free speech platform under the ownership of Elon Musk?

Apr 28, 2022

Latest special election results show Evergreen School District replacement levy passing
News

Latest special election results show Evergreen School District replacement levy passing

The latest results of Tuesday’s special election show the Evergreen School District’s replacement levy passing and the Ridgefield School District’s bond measure failing by less than one percent of…

Apr 28, 2022

Opinion: Q & A with former Attorney General Rob McKenna on capital gains income tax lawsuit next steps
Opinion

Opinion: Q & A with former Attorney General Rob McKenna on capital gains income tax lawsuit next steps

Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center interviews one of the lead attorneys for those challenging the capital gains income tax about what happens next

Apr 28, 2022

Waste Connections to expand ‘Oops’ recycling education program
Community News

Waste Connections to expand ‘Oops’ recycling education program

Recycling Advocates from Waste Connections will increase their visibility throughout Clark County in an effort to remind consumers on the proper items to be put in the blue recycle carts.

Apr 28, 2022

Gnomes and fairies and two new business celebrations for May First Friday in Downtown Camas
Entertainment

Gnomes and fairies and two new business celebrations for May First Friday in Downtown Camas

The Gnome & Fairy Gala returns to May First Friday with gnome and fairy themed games and activities, after hours shopping, dining and art shows and there will also be two ribbon cuttings, celebrati…

Apr 28, 2022

Fort Vancouver to be the site for 750 area students to participate in Children’s Culture Parade
Youth

Fort Vancouver to be the site for 750 area students to participate in Children’s Culture Parade

The National Park Service and the Evergreen and Vancouver School Districts are proud to again host the annual Children’s Culture Parade at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site on Fri., May 13.

Apr 28, 2022

Tennessee governor signs law making ivermectin available without prescription
News

Tennessee governor signs law making ivermectin available without prescription

Drug has ‘antiparasitic properties that can help prevent COVID-19.’

Apr 28, 2022

Rocksolid Community Teen Center acquires funding to purchase two new vans for transportation program
Youth

Rocksolid Community Teen Center acquires funding to purchase two new vans for transportation program

Center offers a safe place after school for grade 5-12 students in the Battle Ground and Hockinson School Districts.

Apr 28, 2022