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Opposing statements sought for Feb. 8 ballot measures
News

Opposing statements sought for Feb. 8 ballot measures

For the February 2022 special election, the Elections Office, as the filing officer, has received five propositions that do not have citizens appointed to write a statement against.

Dec 13, 2021

Make the holiday season greener by reducing, reusing and recycling
News

Make the holiday season greener by reducing, reusing and recycling

Clark County Solid Waste and Environmental Outreach encourages people to take steps to reduce waste as they celebrate the holidays.

Dec 13, 2021

Scott Campbell’s Christmas Promise remains with build-a-bike event
People

Scott Campbell’s Christmas Promise remains with build-a-bike event

More than 500 bicycles were to be built and delivered to area charities this year, an event sponsored by Waste Connections and Taylor Transport, all in an effort to keep alive the Scott Campbell Ch…

Dec 12, 2021

11th annual Shop with a Cop event held at Woodland WalMart
Youth

11th annual Shop with a Cop event held at Woodland WalMart

Assisted by area law enforcement officials, a total of 136 area children received a $100 (pre tax) gift card top shop with Saturday.

Dec 11, 2021

Clark County Public Health officials provide information about August COVID outbreak at Vancouver memory care facility
News

Clark County Public Health officials provide information about August COVID outbreak at Vancouver memory care facility

Clark County Public Health officials provide information about August COVID outbreak at Vancouver memory care facility

Dec 10, 2021

Letter: Failure to accommodate parents with medical exemptions/school extracurricular activities
Opinion

Letter: Failure to accommodate parents with medical exemptions/school extracurricular activities

Clark County resident Michael Jelineo discusses a current situation involving a parent and Vancouver Public Schools.

Dec 10, 2021

Opinion: Study from the University of Washington shows the $15 minimum wage did not help income inequality
Opinion

Opinion: Study from the University of Washington shows the $15 minimum wage did not help income inequality

Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center shares a recent study on the impact, or lack thereof, of the increased minimum wage.

Dec 10, 2021

Ridgefield School Board unanimously approves replacement bond for February 2022 ballot
News

Ridgefield School Board unanimously approves replacement bond for February 2022 ballot

Ridgefield School District’s Board of Directors met in a special session on Thursday and voted unanimously to repeal and replace the proposed school construction bond in order to take advantage of…

Dec 10, 2021

What will winter bring? Vancouver Public Works officials encourages all to be prepared
News

What will winter bring? Vancouver Public Works officials encourages all to be prepared

Should rain showers turn to snow, city of Vancouver Public Works crews and equipment are ready to roll, helping to keep our community safe.

Dec 10, 2021

Mountain View High School musicians ready for Jolly Jamboree
Youth

Mountain View High School musicians ready for Jolly Jamboree

A big performance, featuring more than 100 instrumental musicians from Mountain View High School playing holiday favorites, is scheduled for Monday.

Dec 10, 2021

Charter Review Commission forwards amendment measures for 2022 general election ballot
News

Charter Review Commission forwards amendment measures for 2022 general election ballot

The Clark County Charter Review Commission this week voted to place six charter amendment proposals on the November 2022, general election ballot.

Dec 10, 2021

POLL: Are you in favor of increasing the number of law enforcement officers in Clark County, which means increased funding for police agencies?
Opinion

POLL: Are you in favor of increasing the number of law enforcement officers in Clark County, which means increased funding for police agencies?

Are you in favor of increasing the number of law enforcement officers in Clark County, which means increased funding for police agencies?

Dec 9, 2021

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News

Are you in favor of increasing the number of law enforcement officers in Clark County, which means increased funding for police agencies?

Dec 9, 2021

Evergreen School District students protest over sexual abuse and harassment allegations
Youth

Evergreen School District students protest over sexual abuse and harassment allegations

Amid claims that years of allegations were ‘swept under the rug,’ Evergreen students protest.

Dec 9, 2021

Winter hours for Vancouver park gazebos, picnic shelters start Dec. 10
News

Winter hours for Vancouver park gazebos, picnic shelters start Dec. 10

Gazebos and shelters at several parks in Vancouver will be closed to the public from 6 p.m. until 6 a.m. starting Fri., Dec. 10.

Dec 9, 2021

Opinion: Is Washington state capable of providing broad-based tax relief?
Opinion

Opinion: Is Washington state capable of providing broad-based tax relief?

Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses $8 billion reasons why lawmakers should consider finally providing tax relief next session.

Dec 9, 2021

Vicki Kraft offers insight into her decision to run for 3rd Congressional District seat
News

Vicki Kraft offers insight into her decision to run for 3rd Congressional District seat

Kraft joins the field of candidates challenging Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler in the August 2022 primary election

Dec 9, 2021

Battle Ground area youth Shop with a Cop
Youth

Battle Ground area youth Shop with a Cop

Participating children were nominated for the Shop with a Cop program for their exemplary citizenship and academic efforts.

Dec 9, 2021