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Letter: Who is Dave Shook?
Area resident Lisa DiStefano discusses Dave Shook’s candidacy for Clark County sheriff.
Opinion: Bills only ‘veto-proof’ if legislature actually responds to vetoes by the governor
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center reports no indication by legislative leadership that veto override votes will occur.
Walk/Run for the Animals celebrates 31 years
The Humane Society for Southwest Washington (HSSW) is celebrating the 31st anniversary of their popular spring event, Walk/Run for the Animals on Sat., May 7.
Area residents invited to adopt a flower basket to bring vibrant color to downtown Camas
The Downtown Camas Association (DCA) invites area residents to adopt a flower basket to bring color and beauty to historic Downtown Camas this spring.
Vancouver firefighters extinguish house fire
Crews from the Vancouver Fire Department responded to a house fire Monday afternoon.
Area teens invited to learn healthy coping skills by participating in virtual game night
Virtual Game Night is hosted by local youth for local youth as a way to connect and have fun in a safe environment while learning healthy coping skills through a variety of online games.
Shangri-La Farm invites public to country style Easter egg hunt Sat., April 16
Local artist and Clark County Master Gardener Liz Pike is organizing a community Easter egg hunt at her organic Shangri-La Farm in Fern Prairie on Sat., April 16th.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office seeking public’s assistance with information regarding cold case homicide
In the Fall of 2019, detectives reported that unidentified remains, discovered in 1980 and known as the Fly Creek Jane Doe, had been identified as Sandra Renee Morden
Washington residents should not consume certain oysters harvested from Baynes Sound area in British Columbia
Individuals sickened with norovirus-like symptoms including illnesses reported in Clark County.
Vancouver’s second Safe Stay Community on track to open in mid-April
The Safe Stay Community, managed by the nonprofit Living Hope Church, will be home to 20 temporary modular structures.
How much land will the interstate bridge replacement remove from I-5 for transit?
RTC proposes adding new lanes to I-5 north of the Columbia River.
Opinion: State officials proceeding with capital gains income tax plans despite court ruling it unconstitutional
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center reveals intentions of Washington’s Department of Revenue after court declares capital gains income tax is unconstitutional.
Greater Vancouver Chamber partners with Vancouver Farmers Market to promote Youth Entrepreneurship
Kids across the region will have the opportunity to grab a free booth at the Junior Market to test and run their own business for a day.
Vancouver firefighters respond to fire at Joe’s Crab Shack
Firefighters from the Vancouver Fire Department were dispatched Monday morning to a fire at Joe’s Crab Shack on the Vancouver waterfront.
Biden’s corrupt use of our money to push vax propaganda
Exclusive: Joel S. Hirschhorn exposes ‘conservative’ news outlets getting paid to push the jabs.
Public review and comment on grant awards addressing affordable housing, homelessness, livability opens
Each October, the city of Vancouver requests applications from partner organizations and uses a volunteer scoring committee to prioritize applications for funding.
Battle Ground Public Schools annual plant and greenhouse sales start April 23
A variety of annual and perennial bedding and flowering plants, as well as vegetable starts and hanging baskets grown in Battle Ground Public Schools’ greenhouses by students and staff, will be ava…
When the ‘facts’ don’t jive with the data on the Interstate Bridge Replacement
Former Metro councilor reveals more facts showing current effort may be a repeat of failed CRC.