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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.
High school basketball: Local referee part of the art of assigning officials at state
John Matteo, a longtime member of the Evergreen Basketball Officials Association, and Kevin Erickson teamed up to assign officials to all 60 state tournament games in Tacoma last week.
Commission on Aging reports to County Council 2021 annual report
The Commission on Aging dedicated its ninth year to the topic of the road to recovery from COVID-19.
Camas City Council backs away from $130 million ‘capital projects’ in parks plan
Camas approves PROS plan without approving capital projects list
Opinion: Emergency powers reform killed by lawmakers
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares tactics used by House Democratic leadership to kill SB 5909.
Study: Pfizer shot makes teens 7 times more likely to suffer myocarditis
Members of an FDA panel were worried about the risk of myocarditis when they approved the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 shot for children last fall, and now there is more cause for concern.
Killer Burger opens third Vancouver area location
Killer Burger has announced the opening of its newest location in Vancouver.
Kindergarten enrollment for Battle Ground schools is open now
Any child who will be five years old by Aug. 31, 2022 is eligible to enter kindergarten in the fall.
Clark County Public Works to remove hazardous trees along Lacamas Heritage Trail
The Parks and Lands division of Clark County Public Works will be working with a tree service contractor to remove several hazardous trees along the Lacamas Heritage Trail.
I-5 Gee Creek rest areas to close for annual maintenance, March 14-21
Maintenance crews will close the Gee Creek rest areas located on both directions of I-5 near Battle Ground and the State Route 502 interchange (Exit 11).
Red Lion Hotel deconstruction begins this month
Progress on the Port of Vancouver’s Terminal 1 project continues to move forward with the deconstruction of the Red Lion Hotel, formerly known as The Quay.
Homeless camps near Fort Vancouver High School are a cause for concern
Vancouver Public Schools and city officials met Monday morning, but there is no long-term solution to the multiple homeless camps a mere feet from the Fort Vancouver High School campus, its athleti…
Opinion: Like Oregon, Washington should end the vaccine mandate on state workers
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center discusses Gov. Jay Inslee’s statement that he will not ease up on his vaccine mandate on state employees.
Documents reveal feds paid news outlets to praise COVID vaccines
‘Corporate media’ bought off, and ‘the consequence is that many people have needlessly suffered.’
Vancouver Police arrest suspect in Sunday shooting incident
The Vancouver Police Department has arrested a suspect in a shooting that took place Sunday.
Vancouver Police Department investigating two drive-by shootings
The Vancouver Police Department is investigating a pair of drive-by shootings that took place over the weekend.
Three Clark County teams bring home basketball trophies
The Camas girls, the Union boys, and Hudson’s Bay girls all got to Washington’s final day of the high school basketball season, playing in trophy games at state tournaments
4A boys basketball: Union stumbles in semifinals
The Union Titans fell to Curtis in a Class 4A boys basketball state semifinal game at the Tacoma Dome on Friday and will play in the third-place game Saturday afternoon