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Camas Parks and Rec gets first look at options for North Shore development
Camas moves forward with development plans for North Shore sub area.
Opinion: WPC emergency powers reform testimony
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center offers readers an advance of his written comments prepared for the legislature’s public hearings on emergency powers reform bills
Commentary: The latest obscene treatment guidelines out of NIH
Exclusive: Joel S. Hirschhorn takes sharp aim at ‘this evil and criminal Fauci organization.’
Seed Swap and Giveaway event, now in Hockinson, set for Sunday
Expert gardeners and beginners can mingle and share tips on the best approaches to gardening in an event to promote healthy eating options and to raise funds for the North County Community Food Bank.
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide free tax preparation begins Feb. 1
Beginning Feb.1, local AARP Foundation Tax-Aide sites will open to prepare and e-file personal tax returns.
Target Zero and Region 6 Target Zero Task Force encourage area residents to celebrate the big games responsibly
Southwest Washington law enforcement agencies team up to continue additional DUI patrols during football playoffs.
WIAA makes changes to winter sports championship events
Schedule adjustments and new rules to control traffic flow at events announced by the WIAA on Wednesday in preparation for state championship events.
Opinion: We elected Clark County councilors to protect our freedom
Liz Pike and the members of the Clark County Republican Women Executive Board provide an open letter to members of the Clark County Council.
Opinion: Delay of the long-term-care program and payroll tax passes Senate committee
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides the latest information on the state-mandated, long-term-care fund.
Clark County woman raises money for new scholarship at Boise State
Ally Orr, a 2018 graduate of Prairie High School, has raised more than $130,000 for the new Women in STEM, Medicine, and Law Scholarship at Boise State University.
County Council appoints Eldon Wogen to Planning Commission
The Clark County Council this week appointed Yacolt resident Eldon Wogen to the county’s volunteer Planning Commission.
Letter: ‘The community in Ridgefield is rare’
Ridgefield resident Kailin Heath discusses her support for Ridgefield schools and Proposition 7 on the February special election ballot
Letter: ‘The real threat to our democracy is the Electoral Count Act of 1887’
Vancouver’s Sharon Brown shares her thoughts on recent discussions about voter fraud and voter suppression.
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler introduces ‘Invest to Protect Act’ to boost local police departments
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler (WA-03) has introduced bipartisan legislation, the Invest to Protect Act, to make critical, targeted investments in local police departments and ensure police of…
Majority should listen to bipartisan ideas for reforming emergency-powers law
A second bipartisan bill to reform Washington’s emergency-powers law has received the same icy reception from the Senate’s Democratic majority as the first proposal, according to Sen. Lynda Wilson,…
Jemtegaard Middle School teacher Scott Rainey awarded VFW Citizenship Education Middle School Teacher of the Year
Rainey says his love and dedication for teaching U.S. History stems from what he learned from his father, ‘the greatest teacher I ever knew.’
A data driven Interstate Bridge solution 50 years into the future
How many vehicles would have to be removed from the Interstate Bridge to improve congestion?
Opinion: Some public schools are cutting classroom instruction time by 20 percent or more
Email notice to families at the Vancouver School of Arts and Sciences indicates that school has cut classroom instruction time by 30 percent.