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Ridgefield School District Board of Directors approves statement in support of ending statewide mask mandates
Ridgefield School District’s Board of Directors held a special meeting where they voted 4-1 in favor of approving a Statement in Support of State Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal…
NAACP and CCHM partner for new Black History Exhibit
Black History Highlights of Southwest Washington opens Feb. 18
POLL: Is it time for Gov. Jay Inslee to lift his mask Mandate for students?
Is it time for Gov. Jay Inslee to lift his mask Mandate for students?
Is it time for Gov. Jay Inslee to lift his mask Mandate for students?
Oregon’s tolling scheme receives pushback from Vancouver council members
Creating financial hardship for low income workers and unfairness for Clark County residents at issue.
County Chair seeks applicants to fill open councilor seat in District 5
Councilor Eileen Quiring O’Brien has announced her intention to resign on March 1.
WSDOT overwhelmingly denied accommodations to staff with approved religious exemptions
Mariya Frost of the Washington Policy Center provides insight of WSDOT’s actions to be in compliance with the governor’s vaccine mandate.
U.S. senator: ‘COVID cartel’ still ‘clinging’ to failed pandemic policies
Republican Sen. Ron Johnson, who has provided platforms for medical scientists who counter the government’s COVID-19 narrative, said Wednesday as Democratic Party officials in many states lift rest…
National Football Foundation announces area scholarship nominees
No banquet again this year, but the Clark County chapter of the National Football Foundation will announce scholarship winners for high school football players who shine on the field, in the classr…
VIDEO: Remembering the life and service of a fallen officer
Vancouver Police Officer Donald Sahota was honored during a Memorial Service and Procession Tuesday.
State superintendent of public instruction urges governor to remove the state mask mandate for students
Chris Reykdal: ‘From Pandemic to Endemic – It’s time to remove the state mask mandate for students.’
Opinion: We need more nurses not more regulations
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes state lawmakers need to resist bills that increase regulation and approve those that reduce barriers and home-grow more providers for Washin…
Dr. Zelenko: ‘We could have ended pandemic long ago’
When Upstate New York physician Dr. Vladimir “Zev” Zelenko drew the attention of President Trump back in the spring of 2020 with a simple protocol of cheap, proven, widely available drugs for COVID…
Vancouver firefighters save woman from house fire
Vancouver Fire Department personnel were able to rescue a woman from a house fire Tuesday night.
Northeast 134th Street corridor adaptive traffic signals project begins Monday
Beginning Monday (Feb. 14), City Electric Co. of La Center will begin work to install SynchroGreen adaptive modules on the Northeast Tenney Road/Northeast 134th Street/Northeast 139th Street corridor.
Camas goes crazy for hoops
The Camas Papermakers held off Union on Tuesday night to win a share of the Class 4A Greater St. Helens League in a game that reminded some of the old days, with packed student section and standing…
Vancouver Police Officer Donald Sahota honored, remembered at Memorial Service
Speakers remember the 52-year-old fallen officer as devoted to his family and career in law enforcement.
Vancouver City Council awards contract to second Safe Stay Community service provider
City to award a professional services contract to Living Hope Church for the operation of its second supportive community for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness.