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The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program is the second attempt to get an I-5 Bridge replacement project approved. Will it culminate in an ultimate approval by Washington and Oregon lawmakers or will it fail as the Columbia River Crossing did?
Sunday is final deadline for signatures on initiative to force vote on ban of vaccine and mask mandates
Group is attempting to gather signatures that would create an ordinance to put before Clark County Council.
Newly elected mayor and council member take oath of office in Camas
Steve Hogan and Leslie Lewallen sworn in as newest Camas elected officials.
Lewis and Clark Young Marines selling wreaths to honor veterans
A ceremony to honor more than 2,000 veterans who are buried at Evergreen Memorial Gardens will be Dec. 18, but the Lewis and Clark Young Marines are hoping folks can purchase wreaths by Nov. 30 in…
Opinion: Washington State has ‘the worst of both worlds, high spending and poor roadways’
Mariya Frost of the Washington Policy Center shares that lawmakers should consider meaningful reforms before giving the state Department of Transportation additional tax revenue.
Volleyball: A chat with the new state champions from Columbia River
Columbia River volleyball celebrates its victory over league-rival Ridgefield in the state championship match, becoming the first squad from River to win a state title since the school became the R…
Rochelle Ramos sworn in as Washougal mayor
Ramos’ first action was to administer the oath of office to former mayor Molly Coston, who won the Council Position 5 seat in this month’s election On Tuesday (Nov. 23), Rochelle Ramos was sworn in…
Manual recounts of two Clark County races will begin on Dec. 6
Manual recounts to be conducted for city of Vancouver Council Position No. 1 and Hockinson School District Director District No. 1.
City of Battle Ground seeking input for plan to improve non-motorized transportation system
The city of Battle Ground is developing an action plan to enhance non-motorized transportation options within the city.
Keeping food safe during the holidays
The Washington State Department of Health would like to remind people of some food safety tips to have a happy and healthy holiday season.
Public Health warns of rise in opioid overdose visits to area emergency departments
In Clark County, fentanyl overdose deaths increased by 200 percent from 2019 to 2020, from 13 to 39 deaths.
Interstate Bridge project ‘solution’ delayed until July as oversight committees seek more time
Interstate Bridge team identifies nearly $50 billion in federal discretionary funds to compete for bridge.
Opinion: Washington state representative says lawmakers should not abdicate their responsibility to govern
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares communications between members of the Washington State Legislature regarding Gov. Jay Inslee’s emergency powers
Vancouver Police investigating shooting
A 20-year-old male has died from injuries sustained in a Friday shooting.
Girls soccer: A chat with the new state champions from Camas
The Camas Papermakers got their victory on the field and had their celebration dinner on Saturday, then they had a needed day of rest on Sunday, and celebrated again on Monday by bringing the state…
Northwest Credit Union Association offers 10 tips for shopping securely online
Goal is to keep consumers’ finances safe from sneaky scammers this holiday season.
Opinion: ‘The awesome responsibility of parenting can feel like a heavy burden’
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill discusses parents’ rights in education.
Woodland students may earn four times as many college credits and will take nearly 10 times as many AP exams this year, all free-of-charge
During the 2021-22 school year, the Woodland High School student body has enrolled in classes totaling 640 free college credits from the College in the High School program.