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Vancouver Police make arrest in hit and run collision
The Vancouver Police Department has arrested the suspect in a hit and run collision Tuesday.
Vancouver State of the City address premiere’s tonight
The city of Vancouver will premiere Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle’s 2022 State of the City address tonight, Wed., March 30 at 5 p.m.
Trust providers? Gov. Inslee didn’t — and his vaccine mandate also resulted in 3,000 hospital workers losing jobs
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center shares how providers weren’t trusted to make medical decisions even for themselves.
County to hold virtual open house for Curtin Creek Community Park April 11
Neighbors and community members are invited to learn about construction of Curtin Creek Community Park in the Glenwood area, off Northeast 72nd Avenue to the north of Northeast 119th Street.
Decision on District 5 seat on County Council forwarded to Gov. Jay Inslee
The decision on which of three final candidates for the District 5 seat on the Clark County Council is headed to the office of Gov. Jay Inslee.
Dr. Marty Makary blasts FDA for bypassing expert panel to approve shot
‘There is no greater slap in the face of science.’
Will the Interstate Bridge Replacement become another ‘bridge too low’?
Removing one ‘stop light’ on the interstate while creating another one on the Columbia River.
Vancouver Firefighters battle early morning fire at a commercial building
The Vancouver Fire Department responded to a fire early Tuesday at the site of Northwest Packing Co. in Vancouver.
Opinion: Gray areas in gray wolf management changes
Pam Lewison of the Washington Policy Center shares her thoughts on the discussions about the need to preserve the growth of gray wolves
Woodland Public Schools celebrates the return of the Taste of Jazz
Woodland High School’s jazz choir and jazz band held their 9th annual Taste of Jazz fundraising event on Thursday, an evening concert where attendees listen to live jazz performances while dining o…
Virtual dissection table brings health science to life at BGHS
Students at BGHS use the high-tech computer to conduct virtual dissections on images of real-life bodies that were donated for science.
Ex-FDA adviser: Agency ignoring requirement to disclose COVID-shot risks
‘It’s pretty clear today there are both safety and efficacy problems’
Jaime Herrera Beutler announces 2022 Congressional Art Competition
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler announced today that her office is accepting submissions for the 2022 Congressional Art Competition.
Door-to-door canvassing not associated with County Elections Office
Clark County Elections Office does not go door-to-door to gather voter information and it does not have any jurisdiction to authorize groups to do so.
A celebration of Camas history, spring and a new malt shop at April First Friday in downtown Camas
April First Friday will be the Grand Opening of Natalia’s Café 1950’s style Malt Shop, a perfect fit with the event’s history theme.
Vancouver seeks volunteer to serve on Vancouver Public Facilities Board
The city of Vancouver is seeking applicants to fill one mid-term vacancy on its volunteer Vancouver Public Facilities District (PFD) Board of Directors.
Annual Quilt Show to be held Saturday and Sunday at North Clark Historical Museum
There are over 50 quilts of various sizes, twin, lap, and children’s, made by the ladies of area churches.
Area residents offered ways to help support the Ridgefield Family Resource Center
The Ridgefield Family Resource Center (RFRC) provides community-wide support for school age children and their families.