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POLL: Should Clark County increase incentives and wages to attract applicants in an attempt to address the staffing crisis at the CCSO?
With 48 current vacancies in the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, should Clark County increase incentives and wages to attract applicants in an attempt to address the staffing crisis?
Opinion: State analysis shows switching to EVs is expensive, even with very high gas prices
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center explains why even lower-cost, short-term electric vehicles are not a practical alternative to gas-powered vehicles.
Wall Street analyst: COVID vaccines ‘greatest fraud in history’
‘This is a loss of trust in all institutions’
Battle Ground High School Drama puts comedic spin on Sherlock Holmes with ‘Baskerville’
Battle Ground High School drama students are excited to present their take on “Baskerville,” a Ken Ludwig comedy loosely based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes mystery “Hound of the Bask…
City of Vancouver officials seek volunteers to serve on Culture, Arts and Heritage Commission
The city of Vancouver is seeking applicants interested in serving on its Culture, Arts and Heritage Commission.
Area students honored with Regional Awards at 2022 Southwest Washington Regional High School Art Show
ESD 112 rolled out the virtual red carpet for the 2022 Southwest Washington Regional High School Art Show.
Washougal Youth Arts Month Gallery next week
Washougal School District and Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance have joined forces again to shine a spotlight on student art during Washougal Youth Arts Month
C-TRAN ridership continues pandemic caused decline in 2021
C-TRAN ridership continues pandemic caused decline in 2021
Firefighters hampered by extreme clutter in yard and house
Homes and businesses with extreme clutter are very dangerous for firefighters.
Opinion: Did Lt. Governor just open Pandora’s box on conference committee reports?
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shines a light on a ruling that ‘creates the potential for significant anti-transparent legislative games to be played.’
Deputy Sheriff’s Guild details staffing crisis in Clark County Sheriff’s Office
County Chair Karen Dill Bowerman reports county staff and Guild representatives scheduled to meet this week.
Country pays out $45 million to victims of COVID vaccines
Nearly 16,000 claims so far of injury from shot.
Kindergarten enrollment for the 2022-23 school year starts now
Families with children who are five years of age by August 31, should start the enrollment process now.
Vancouver seeks applicants for position on City Center Redevelopment Authority
The city of Vancouver is seeking applicants with broad business backgrounds who are interested in getting more involved in city government to fill one, mid-term vacancy on its City Center Redevelop…
Mailbox thieves brazenly using master keys in Clark County
Theft of personal property crimes are on the rise in Clark County and city of Vancouver and increasing examples of mailbox theft illustrates that trend.
Opinion: Update on the long-term-care payroll tax
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center maintains repeal is the only real fix for this long-term-care mess.
State tolling revenues down $158 million due to pandemic with $464 million drop over decade
Vehicle traffic paying tolls down 34 percent may serve as ‘caution’ for Oregon tolling plans.
Rep. Vicki Kraft to hold in-person 17th District town hall Saturday morning, March 19, at WSU Vancouver
Rep. Vicki Kraft is prepared to answer questions about what she termed a ‘contentious legislative session.’