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Clark County seeks volunteer residential park host for Lewisville Regional Park
Clark County Public Works is seeking applicants interested in serving as the volunteer park host at Lewisville Regional Park.
Dutch Bros donates $1,103.04 to Woodland Public Schools’ Food Pantry Program
Dutch Bros donated $1,103.04 to Woodland Public Schools’ Family Community Resource Center’s (FCRC) Food Pantry program as part of their “Dutch Luv” campaign.
Clark County Fire District 3 welcomes five new firefighters
District Chief Scott Sorenson also thanks voters for approving Fire Levy Lid Lift.
Vancouver woman reported missing
Christina Leah Anne Schuster was last heard from around Jan. 29.
High school basketball: Union’s program guys continue team’s winning tradition
Three Union basketball players — Evan Eschels, Porter Hill, and Jamison Limbrick — were patient, put in the work, and now, as seniors, they are shining for the Titans
Vancouver man identified as victim in Portland homicide
Jacob T. Dreyer was the victim of a shooting in a parking garage on Saturday.
State basketball: Washougal, Camas girls advance to quarterfinals
Washougal, the 2019 state champion, cruised to victory on Wednesday, while Camas rallied in the second half to advance
Councilors Temple Lentz and Julie Olson successfully delay process to fill vacant seat on Clark County Council
Councilors claim busy March calendars prevent them from conducting the estimated two-hour meeting to select a replacement for Eileen Quiring O’Brien.
Opinion: Governor announces end to mask mandate in Washington state, but his misguided vaccine mandate remains
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center takes an in-depth look at the impact of Gov. Jay Inslee’s mandates.
Wisdom Ridge Academy opens new building in partnership with Port of Ridgefield
The 2021-2022 school year is the inaugural year for Ridgefield School District’s newest school, Wisdom Ridge Academy.
Budget leader not surprised by ruling against Democrats’ income tax
Sen. Lynda Wilson offers statement on ruling of Douglas County Superior Court Judge Brian Huber
Vancouver Police seek public’s help in search for missing man
On Feb. 3, Ricardo Espinoza-Dominguez was reported as missing to the Vancouver Police Department.
Rep. Peter Abbarno: Democrats’ transportation package trades one bad idea for another, sweeps vital infrastructure funding
Senate Bill 5974 taps into expected auction revenue from the state’s new cap-and-trade carbon reduction law and raises license fees to pay for the plan.
Senate passes Rep. Brandon Vick bill to help people with criminal convictions get professional licensing
A bill from Rep. Brandon Vick, which would make reentering the workforce less complicated for those convicted of a crime, is headed to the governor’s desk.
State basketball: Facts, figures on six remaining Clark County teams
Four local teams in Wednesday’s round-of-12 games, while two teams from the county are already in Thursday’s quarterfinals at state basketball tournaments
Legislature debates $130 million toll reduction measure for Tacoma Narrows Bridge
Legislature debates $130 million toll reduction measure for Tacoma Narrows Bridge.
Study: Pfizer COVID shot converts into DNA in human cells
Contrary to the CDC’s claim that the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines do not “change or interact with your DNA in any way,” a new Swedish study finds Pfizer’s shot goes into liver cells and converts to DNA.
Opinion: Emergency powers reform isn’t a coup
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses Gov. Jay Inslee’s comment that the third year of his emergency orders is unlikely to end any time soon.