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Letter: Washington parents help school boards take back their authority at the local level
Vancouver resident Sally Snyder shared a letter sent by Parents of Vancouver Public School to the members of the Vancouver School Board.
Opinion: Fact check – State transportation budget raises taxes on gasoline
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center takes a deeper look at how Washington drivers will be impacted by the transportation package passed by lawmakers last week.
Will the IBR try to force people out of their cars?
People want traffic congestion relief from Interstate Bridge project.
Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atkins announces service cuts due to staff shortages
Beginning March 31, Clark County patrol deputies will no longer respond to calls for several different types of service.
CDC data: Millennials experienced ‘a Vietnam War’ in 2nd half of 2021
‘Shocking’ spike in deaths coincides with vaccine mandates, booster shots.
Summer trip to Poland a chance for BGHS teacher to gain perspective
World History teacher Amanda Fulfer is excited to join other educators from around the state on a trip to Poland this July.
18th District Rep. Larry Hoff announces he will not seek reelection in November
Hoff, who is serving his second term as a state representative, says that while there is more work to do, it is the right time to retire.
Domestic violence suspect arrested following short pursuit
Detectives and other officers from area law enforcement agencies were able to apprehend a domestic violence suspect after a short chase Sunday.
Many homeless camps removed from near Fort Vancouver High School
The city told Vancouver Public Schools earlier this week that there was nothing it could do about the homeless camps just a few feet from Fort Vancouver athletes training for spring sports, but on…
Opinion: Let the hostage-taking continue: More public employees will now be able to stop the government’s work
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains why it’s not appropriate for any group of public employees to be unionized.
City of Vancouver invites residents to planning open house for Raymond E. Shaffer Community Park
Raymond E. Shaffer Park is a 17-acre undeveloped community park in north-central Vancouver.
Final budget update even worse for families, says Sen. Lynda Wilson
Other prominent legislators joined Wilson in expressing that the just-completed 2022 session fell short on addressing concerns they and other Republican lawmakers have been hearing from people acro…
Vancouver gears up for busy season of paving and preserving streets in 2022
Approximately 25 neighborhoods in the city will see some type of pavement management work this summer.
POLL: When you made your decision about a COVID shot, do you feel you had complete and accurate information about possible side effects from the vaccine?
When you made your decision about a COVID shot, do you feel you had complete and accurate information about possible side effects from the vaccine?
All will pay, only some will benefit with majority’s new transportation package
Transportation package taxes all with benefits for some.
Sheriff Chuck Atkins issues statement on use of force in Clark County Jail
An internal affairs investigation by the Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO), and review of Pierce County Sheriff’s Department criminal investigation by the Clark County Prosecuting Attorney’s Off…
Members of Vancouver City Council question Oregon’s tolling program
Bart Hansen: ‘I remember having that meeting (with ODOT) and asking what Southwest Washington residents get out of this proposal’
Obama adviser tells Biden to be more ‘honest,’ ‘own’ inflation
Joe Biden needs to be more “honest,” less “disingenuous” and “own” the fact that the inflation U.S. consumers now are struggling to cope with is all his.