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Hockinson Middle School students shine in food drive
Hockinson Middle School has been helping out with a community food drive for years, and this holiday season, students, families, and staff have brought in a record-amount of items
C-TRAN Board approves temporary fare reduction for 2022
The C-TRAN Board of Directors on Tuesday approved a temporary, 12-month fare reduction for Local and Express routes in 2022. The reduced fares will take effect on Jan. 1, 2022.
Camas soccer, Columbia River volleyball players dominate all-state lists
Maya Parman of Camas in the Class 4A co-player of the year in girls soccer, and Rylie Reeves of Columbia River is the 2A volleyball player of the year
Opinion: Recap Dec. 10 meeting of commission on long-term care law
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center’ notes include an update of exemption numbers and assurances by the commission that implementation of the law and payroll tax are on track.
Assessor, auditor and treasurer remind residents of holiday closures
Clark County offices will be closed on Friday, Dec. 24 in observance of Christmas and Fri., Dec. 31 in observance of New Year.
Charter Review Commission seeks volunteers to write opposing statements for 2022 charter amendment measures
Committees have been appointed to write statements supporting the measures, but the Commission has not been able to identify people to write statements against the measures.
Sen. Ann Rivers reverses her decision to leave State Senate
Lawmaker had announced in October that she was stepping down, likely prior to the 2022 legislative session.
Dr. Raul Garcia: ‘Vaccine booster is not a software update’
Lab tests indicate the Pfizer vaccine may be up to 40 times less effective against Omicron variant.
Opinion: The Employment Security Department STILL hasn’t fixed its fraud problems
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center discusses the latest concerns at Washington’s Employment Security Department.
Lisa Bennett named ‘Heart of Volunteer’ Award recipient
As a part of the Unite! Washougal Community Coalition, Bennett serves as a mentor on the Sources of Strength Resilience Promotion Team.
Giving trees bring holiday cheer to Ridgefield families
The Giving Tree is a holiday tradition in Ridgefield schools, providing gifts for local families in need.
Woodland Public Schools welcomes Trish Huddleston as director representative for District 4
Huddleston decided to run for the school board director position after seeing the struggles presented from remote schooling during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
Opinion: A republic, if you can keep it
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill discusses how democratic republics are ‘absolutely dependent upon the active and informed involvement of the people.’
Letter: ‘Dr. Alan Melnick, the Clark County Public Health Officer, should be fired immediately’
In his letter to the editor, area resident Rob Anderson expresses his concerns about Clark County Public Health director and staff.
A fatality accident took place Tuesday morning in Camas
A juvenile passenger involved in a single-car collision Tuesday morning in Camas has died.
Photographer KC Fresh, a Camas institution, has moved out of the region
Kris Cavin, who spent countless hours volunteering his photo skills at sporting events and giving away thousands and thousands of photos to high school athletes and their families, has moved to Cen…
Opinion: Governor’s new climate proposals: more money, but no environmental benefit
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center discusses Gov. Jay Inslee’s latest climate proposals for the 2022 legislative session.
Opinion: ‘Everyone agrees we need good, high-paying jobs, well-managed natural resources, and smart infrastructure investments’
Candidate Joe Kent discusses a number of the key issues in the race for the 3rd Congressional District seat in the US House of Representatives.