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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.
Opinion: Legislative majority can’t spell broad-based tax relief
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares his thoughts on the budget decisions made by Democrat lawmakers.
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler helps secure Vancouver Police Department request to fund body-worn and in-car cameras
U.S. House approves FY22 Appropriations bill, includes funds to equip Vancouver police force with body-worn and in-car cameras.
Washougal City Council resumes in-person meetings
The Washougal County Council will return to in-person meetings on March 14 after nearly two years of virtual sessions
Temporary closure of eastbound SR 14 between Camas and Washougal, March 13
Travelers who use State Route 14 between Camas and Washougal will encounter full eastbound closures of the highway, for guardrail repair work this weekend.
Opinion: The truth behind the ‘safe and effective’ Pfizer vaccine includes 1,291 side effects and counting
Administrator Heidi Wetzler shines a light on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s release of data that reveals adverse effects from the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.
Former Camas Papermaker is a star and state champion in Hawaii
Drew Triplett, who grew up in Camas, was named the tournament’s most outstanding player after leading Maui Prep to the Hawaiian state championship in boys basketball.
Interstate Bridge replacement funding closer to passing Washington legislature
Washington state transportation package close to passing in final days of legislative session.
Letter: ‘Heidi St. John’s weak, ineffectual campaign is resorting to slanderous tactics’
Camas resident Cori Gonzalez discusses the race in the Third Congressional District.
N.Y. Times writer: Vaccines, masks, distancing didn’t affect COVID rate
‘There is a strong argument for … returning to normal life.’
Opinion: Giving families resources and choices would stop the endless controversy and bring peace to public education
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center shares her thoughts that the current education system is based on coercion, not choice, and does not account for the varying needs of children.
Local Cat Rescue to Host ‘Endless PAWsibilities’ Online Auction
Furry Friends is hosting its 3rd annual spring online auction fundraiser.
State basketball: Broadcast crew made up of students from Vancouver
Students from Columbia River, Skyview, and Union were the crew members producing the broadcasts for the Class 4A and 3A state championship basketball games.
Woodland Public Schools 2nd grade students celebrate 2-22-22
Second grade students at Woodland Public Schools held a “Two-Tuesday” Parade in recognition of a unique date – February 22, 2022 (or 2/22/22 when abbreviated).
Former Camas coach Jon Eagle accepts job in Oregon
Jon Eagle, who was the head coach for two state championships while at Camas and who was an assistant at Portland State, has taken on the role of head coach at West Linn High School.
Community Foundation opens Philanthropy Award nominations
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington opened public nominations for its Philanthropist of the Year and Community Champion Awards.