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Reflecting on a coaching career (Part 1): David Long, set to retire, reflects on his career at Columbia River
David Long, in his final season as the head coach of boys basketball, reminisces about his three decades at Columbia River High School.
ODOT does not ‘pause’ I-205 tolling; Clackamas county citizen opposition raises many issues
‘Pause’ on tolling rumor false as ODOT’s I-205 toll efforts move forward
Opinion: Senate schedules graduated local income tax bill for public hearing
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center provides the latest on Senate Bill 5554, which would require a constitutional amendment to also be needed to allow a graduated income tax.
Congressional candidates Joe Kent and Heidi St. John participate in forum
Candidates Joe Kent and Heidi St. John are just two members of a crowded field that has filed for the Third Congressional District seat currently held by Jaime Herrera Beutler.
Scientist surprised by discovery of ‘99%’ effective, cheap COVID treatment
The scientist who combined two widely available over-the-counter compounds that inhibited the novel coronavirus by 99% in early tests told WND he’s hopeful his treatment will be available “within m…
Hockinson School District plans Virtual Levy Information Night
Hockinson School District is asking voters to approve a four-year replacement levy.
Letter: ‘The bond we are faced with is what we need right now’
Ridgefield resident Ron Onslow shares his thoughts on the Ridgefield School District bond on the February special election ballot
Vancouver Police in officer-involved shooting identified
The team of Vancouver Police Department officers involved in the Jan. 9 incident that resulted in the death of 45-year-old Luis A. Ku Huitzil have been identified.
Vancouver Fire crews extinguish garage fire
A total of 16 firefighters were dispatched along with two battalion chiefs to combat a garage fire in Vancouver Monday.
Street Sweeper — a Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Dr. King’s life and words can still inspire you.
Dr. Peter McCullough: Official COVID ‘narrative has crumbled’
‘The vaccines should be pulled off the market, they clearly are not solving the problem.’
Washington Board of Health’s vote supports option of mandating experimental vaccines for children
Informed Choice Washington believes the petition should have been perceived by the board as an acknowledgement of existing laws and regulations.
Letter: ‘I am frightened by the possibility that council members could vote to ban mask mandates’
Vancouver resident Kelsey Richter shares that she is ‘deeply concerned about not only the safety concerns that would result in banning mask/vaccine mandates but what it would mean for the functioni…
Opinion: Lawmakers urge Gov. Jay Inslee and WSDOT to modify mandate and accept snow removal aid regardless of vaccination status
Mariya Frost of the Washington Policy Center shares the issues created by WSDOT’s staff shortage, worsened by the governor’s vaccine mandate.
Sen. Lynda Wilson bill to ‘free the parks’ receives public hearing
Sen. Lynda Wilson says the state should stop charging people to park at Washington’s state parks and other public lands.
Ridgefield City Council appoints Jennifer Lindsay as mayor
Jennifer Lindsay was unanimously appointed as Ridgefield’s new mayor at the City Council meeting on Thursday
Feb. 8, 2022 special election voter registration deadlines
If eligible voters do not receive a ballot by Thu., Jan. 27, they should contact the Elections Office to request a replacement ballot.
Public Health officials say COVID-19 testing demand may cause delays
CCPH officials suggest that anyone who has COVID-19 symptoms and cannot access testing or is waiting for a test appointment should stay home and away from others unless they need to seek medical care.