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Is the IBR setting up another transit failure?
IBR administrator says demand for transit across the Columbia River will increase 10 fold
County councilors continue to struggle with redistricting process
With the candidate filing period just over a month away, members of the Clark County Council are still working to approve a new voting district map.
Opinion: Down the rabbit hole – the Clark County Council redistricting map process
Battle Ground resident Dick Rylander scrutinizes the redistricting process in Clark County.
POLL: Should county staff consider the addresses of current councilors when drawing a new county voting district map?
Should county staff consider the addresses of current councilors when drawing a new county voting district map?
Opinion: A new report confirms that restrictive COVID lockdowns don’t work
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center makes the case that lockdowns are not the answer to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Court strikes down Biden’s ban on state tax cuts
Decision says Congress isn’t allowed to control a state’s revenue.
Area residents can celebrate and preserve local history by attending the first annual Parkersville Day
A Chinookan blessing, storytellers in period clothing, the playing of historic family games, a display of student art and even a high school brass band performance will round out the day’s activities.
Tukes Valley fifth graders talk to George Washington
The students at Tukes Valley School in Battle Ground were invited to ask George Washington anything about his life and the times he lived in.
Closure of intersection at Northeast 149th Street and Northeast 10th Avenue starts April 25
The intersection of Northeast 149th Street and Northeast 10th Avenue in the Salmon Creek area of Clark County will close April 25 as contractors for Clark County Public Works begin construction of…
County Auto Licensing Office to close to walk-in customers beginning April 9
Due to a staffing shortage, the Clark County Auditor’s Office will be closed to walk-in customers at its Auto Licensing Office located at 1408 Franklin St.
High School baseball: Four Camas players get a taste of home on California trip
The Camas High School baseball team had a lot of obstacles on its trip to California for Spring Break, but it was worth it, especially for four players who got to play ball in front of family and f…
Opinion: SBOH votes against pursuing a COVID-19 vaccine requirement for school and day care children in Washington state at this time
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center shares insight into decision by the Washington State Board of Health.
Hayden Island interchange options down to two for Interstate Bridge replacement
IBR’s partial interchanges on Hayden Island score better on climate and equity.
The willful blindness of the left
Exclusive: Joseph Farah on the rebellion against reason and righteousness.
Fifty-four-year-old tradition to return to Hazel Dell
After two years the biggest little parade in Hazel Dell is back. The Parade of Bands hits the streets on May 21, and fittingly this years’ theme is “We’re Back in The Saddle, Again.”
Registration for summer recreation activities open now
Registration is now open for community classes, youth camps, sports leagues and enrichment activities that run from May through August with Vancouver Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services.
County approves DNR helicopter operations at Camp Bonneville to support wildfire suppression efforts
The Clark County Council earlier this month approved an interlocal agreement with Washington State Department of Natural Resources allowing DNR to establish a forward operating base for helicopter…
Vancouver Police missing person case closed after remains positively identified
Ashanti Conde was last seen alive on February 22, 2018, in the area of Brush Prairie.