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City of Vancouver announces proposed location of second Safe Stay Community for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness
The city is currently conducting extensive outreach to all residents and business owners within 1,200 feet of the proposed site.
Woodland’s two TEAM High School teachers have earned so many endorsements that they can teach more than 150 classes
Woodland’s two TEAM High School teachers have earned so many endorsements that they can teach more than 150 classes
The Washington State Horse Expo returns to the Clark County Event Center March 4-6
Live demonstrations, seminars, vendors, kid’s activities, entertainment, beautiful horses and much more are featured at the event.
HS girls basketball: Defensive-minded Hudson’s Bay clinches berth to state
Paytin Ballard put on a defensive clinic, and Aniyah Hampton had enough scoring power to lead Hudson’s Bay to a win over W.F. West to reach the district championship game and secure a trip to state…
Opinion: State officials consider mandating COVID vaccines for child care and school children
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center questions whether the State Board of Health has the authority to mandate a COVID vaccine for children.
House Republicans seek to strengthen public safety during weekend marathon session
House Republicans were able to pass legislation to make some positive fixes to anti-police bills adopted by Democrats in 2021.
‘Health nightmare’: Dr. Robert Malone spotlights study on mRNA spike protein
‘Criminal’ that public is only now learning about impact of COVID vaccines.
Virtual open house for Hockinson Meadows Community Disc Golf Course set for Feb. 23
Neighbors and community members are invited to learn about upcoming construction of an 18-hole disc golf course at Hockinson Meadows Community Park.
Riverview Community Bank opens new branch in Ridgefield
Riverview Bancorp, Inc. announced the opening of its 17th branch.
County seeks representative for Solid Waste Advisory Commission
The open position is for a representative who lives in North Clark County.
High school basketball: Teams looking to lock up trips to state this week
From Class 4A to 1B, Clark County has boys and girls basketball teams competing for the opportunity to advance to their state tournaments this week
Judge defends Camas officials’ decision to place drug detox facility next to school
Camas citizens unhappy with detox facility decision, which they believe puts children at risk.
Opinion: Last mask standing? As other states return to normal, no end date yet for Washington’s indoor mask mandate
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center calls on Gov. Jay Inslee to announce Washington’s mask-free day.
Court attack on truckers’ funding is ‘as worthless as a milk pail under a bull’
Donation-raising company rebukes Canadian judge for order.
Chief petitioner of mini initiative offers review of County Council’s decision
Rob Anderson shares his thoughts on the recent process of petition asking councilors to ban some mandates.
City of Battle Ground seeking feedback on potential loops and corridors for non-motorized travel
The city of Battle Ground is developing an action plan to enhance non-motorized transportation options such as sidewalks, pathways, trails, and bike lanes within the city.
Auto Licensing Office updates hours for in-person services beginning Monday
Effective Mon., Feb. 14, the new hours for in-person service will be 1-4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The new hours will remain in effect until May 1.
Ridgefield City Council vacancy appointment process open
Councilor Don Stose resigned his position on City Council effective January 31, 2022. State law provides that City Council “shall appoint a qualified person to fill the vacant position.”