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Letter: ‘The parents of the Evergreen School District do not realize what a poor education this district is giving to their children’
Vancouver resident Gary Wilson shares his reasons why voters should not support Evergreen School District levy request.
County manager appoints Eva Haney as public works director
County Manager Kathleen Otto yesterday announced her appointment of Eva Haney as the director of Clark County Public Works.
Clark County community to voice concerns about Yacolt Mountain Quarry expansion plans
A hearing will be held via WebEx meeting with the Clark County Hearing Examiner on Thu., April 28 at 6 p.m. This is an opportunity for citizens to voice concerns about Yacolt Mountain Quarry’s (YMQ…
Opinion: Public schools collect $2 billion in extra property taxes, while student learning continues to decline
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center points out that despite efforts of some lawmakers to return money to taxpayers, Democrats in the legislature have kept the extra tax burden in place.
POLL: Do you support more than three through lanes for vehicle traffic for personal and freight vehicles in both directions on a proposed I-5 bridge to provide for future population growth?
Do you support more than three through lanes for vehicle traffic for personal and freight vehicles in both directions on a proposed I-5 bridge to provide for future population growth?
Opinion: Attorney General says capital gains tax is an ‘excise tax’ for I-1929 ballot title and summary despite court ruling it unconstitutional income tax
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center offers a refresher of what the Douglas County Superior Court judge said in his ruling.
COVID: When you kill evidence-based medicine, you kill people
Exclusive: Joel S. Hirschhorn hits Fauci et al. for corrupting a system that used to ‘follow the science.’
County to hold virtual open house for Northeast 68th Street Project, April 20
Neighbors and community members are invited to learn about upcoming construction on Northeast 68th Street, between Northeast Highway 99 and Northeast St. Johns Road, which serves a densely populate…
Community invited to review Vancouver’s Draft Transportation Improvement Program
Vancouver community members are invited to review the 2023-2028 Draft Transportation Improvement Program (TIP).
DOH issues health advisory regarding sturgeon in lower Columbia River
The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) is issuing a health advisory for consumption of sturgeon from the lower Columbia River, which extends from the mouth of Columbia upriver to the Bonne…
Vancouver Volcanoes ready to welcome fans
Vancouver’s professional basketball team, the Volcanoes, announces major change, will allow fans at home games for the rest of the season
Two states fight congestion by adding new bridge to interstate
There is a national competition for federal dollars allocated by Congress in the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA).
Opinion: State officials fined businesses over $11 million in mask mandate fines, with rural communities disproportionately targeted
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center reveals information on businesses the state has fined for not following the mask mandates imposed by the Inslee administration.
County council moves to hybrid public meeting format beginning April 11
Members of the Clark County Council voted Wednesday to begin holding its public meetings in a hybrid format with both in-person and virtual participation options for councilors and the public.
Biden ‘purposefully purging Christians from the military’
Joe Biden is using the Chinese virus, COVID-19, and the medical community’s insistence on vaccinations for everyone literally to be “willfully and purposefully purging Christians from the military.”
Washougal Art Festival officials select poster art
The 2022 Washougal Art Festival is currently open for applications from visual artists working in all media.
Fire District 6 commissioners approve EMS levy request for August ballot
Clark County Fire District 6 commissioners unanimously approved asking voters to restore a six-year EMS levy, necessary to provide emergency medical coverage for an estimated 70,000 residents.
Woodland apartment fire displaces six residents
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue (CCFR) crews were dispatched at 9:55 p.m. Tuesday (April 5) to an apartment fire at 1370 Woodside Street in Woodland.