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Letter: ‘If people can get sick and spread germs regardless of vaccination status, should we ALL be excluded whenever we are exposed’
Vancouver resident Ann Makar discusses issues related to the possibility that the state Board of Health will impose additional COVID mandates.
Hockinson School District to host Virtual Levy Information Night
Hockinson School District will hold a Virtual Levy Information Night on Tue., Jan. 18 at 6:30 p.m.
Clark County Public Works responding to impacts of recent heavy rains, high water
Recent heavy rains are impacting communities around the state, with minor impacts occurring in Clark County.
POLL: The Omicron variant is proving to be much less deadly. Should we still be testing for it?
The Omicron variant is proving to be much less deadly. Should we still be testing for it?
The Omicron variant is proving to be much less deadly. Should we still be testing for it?
Do Pfizer inoculations do more harm than good?
Evidence suggests milder Omicron variant appears to ignore both vaccinated and natural immunity.
Opinion: Delay legislation on long-term-care law has hearings scheduled for next week
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center looks ahead to the first week of the legislative session and what is scheduled for the long-term care law discussion.
House Republicans introduce emergency powers reform bill to restore balance, trust in state government
Rep. Chris Corry has introduced a bill to reform the state’s emergency powers laws.
Vancouver Police investigating string of armed robberies
Thursday robberies occurred in Vancouver and Clark County Thursday morning.
Don Stose resigns his position on the Ridgefield City Council
Stose plans to spend more time with his family and traveling with his wife, Sherry Stose.
Battle Ground Police and Clark County Medical Examiner investigation
Deceased male found in ditch of water in Battle Ground Thursday morning.
The Artist of Hudson’s Bay basketball
Devon Johnson-Brown appreciates that she can be creative at school during the day, attending Vancouver School of Arts and Academics, then be energetic as a starter on the Hudson’s Bay girls basketb…
Opinion: New CDC guideline highlights miscalculation in state firing unvaccinated WSDOT employees
In mid-October, Governor Inslee and WSDOT Secretary Roger Millar fired over 400 employees in order to comply with the governor’s vaccine mandate.
Letter: ‘Our schools are the Heart of the Hockinson Community’
Brush Prairie resident Brian Hebert shares his thoughts on the upcoming Hockinson School District replacement levy.
Career Fair offers opportunity to meet WSU Vancouver students and alumni
Businesses are invited to participate in WSU Vancouver’s Career and Internship Fair from 1 to 4 p.m. Feb. 16
Vancouver City Council welcomes new and re-elected members; appoints mayor pro tem
Newly elected council members Diana Perez and Kim Harless took their oaths of office, along with re-elected council member Erik Paulsen and re-elected Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle.
CASEE program hosting virtual ‘Science Night’ for prospective students
Soon-to-be or current high school students interested in a hands-on, science-based learning program are invited to register for a virtual ‘Science Night’ hosted by Battle Ground Public Schools’ CAS…
Union Ridge students get hands-on learning with ‘Salmon in the Classroom’
The Ridgefield School District second graders cared for fingerlings for several weeks before they were released in Gee Creek.