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Interstate Bridge Replacement Program team moves three major design options forward
Three major options for Interstate Bridge and numerous transit possibilities discussed by legislators.
Dining collaboration ‘Savor The Couve’ is back and ready to take orders
The Greater Vancouver Chamber (GVC) and Visit Vancouver USA are partnering again to produce the local, weekly takeout dining collaboration Savor the Couve. Each week, five different restaurants wil…
High school sports: Previewing final Friday of football’s regular season
Class 4A GSHL football title comes down to today with a possible extension into next week; Hudson’s Bay gets a football victory; plus Fort Vancouver girls cross country makes school history
Referee hears cheers at his final varsity football game
Rick Gilbert has been an official for 36 years, and while he plans to continue working youth games, the 72-year-old announced that Thursday’s game was his last as a varsity high school football ref…
Opinion: WSDOT employee firings could create unsafe winter roads
Mariya Frost of the Washington Policy Center addresses impact of staff cuts at WSDOT due to governor’s vaccine mandate
Update provided on Oct. 17 officer-involved shooting
Interviews with the involved deputies and other witness officers conducted and evidence submitted to the Washington state crime lab for processing.
Día de Muertos celebration Saturday at Esther Short Park
Annual Day of the Dead officially begins Monday but Vancouver Ballet Folklorico is holding Día de Muertos celebration on Saturday evening at Esther Short Park, to honor family and friends who have…
Clark County Fire District 6 honored with Washington Fire Commissioners Association Management Excellence Award
Last week, Clark County Fire District 6 won the coveted Washington Fire Commissioners Association Management Excellence Award.
Letter: ‘Rent is far too high in Clark County right now’, and there are no protections for tenants, especially in this time of COVID.
Camas resident Mark Wey believes there is a lack of protection for tenants, especially in this time of COVID.
County Council approves implementation of Clean Energy Finance Program
The Clark County Council last week approved an ordinance to implement a commercial property assessed clean energy and resiliency (C-PACER) program.
Clark County election results on Clark/Vancouver Television Tuesday
Clark/Vancouver Television (CVTV) will provide the only live television coverage of Clark County’s general election results starting at 8:30 p.m. Tue., Nov. 2.
Slowpitch Softball: Union, Battle Ground prepare for state tournament
The Union Titans made it to state in slowpitch softball in 2019 and return to Yakima as this season’s district champions, while Battle Ground also qualified for the tournament
Opinion: Surprise! Not so much. Two more big payroll tax hits are coming to paychecks in January
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center reports that state officials say that to pay for up to 18 weeks of family and medical leave to some full- and part-time workers, the state needs more…
No supply chain logjam on local charity’s annual auction — helping local children enjoy the holidays
The Clark County Children’s Sharing Project volunteers are asking the Clark County community to shop on its on-line auction from Nov. 1 through Nov. 10.
Camas-Washougal Community Chest solicits 2022 grant applications
Continuing their 75 years of support to the community, the Camas-Washougal Community Chest is soliciting 2022 grant applications from nonprofit 501(c)3 organizations serving the Camas and Washougal…
Farm experience comes into Gause Elementary classroom
Washougal students were delighted to meet their new class pet.
Letter: The impact of the BGPS levy and why we should vote ‘yes’ with confidence
CAM Academy High School student Berina Emina Cehajic offers her support for the Battle Ground School District levy.
VHA resident turned employee breaks the mold
The 27-year-old has spent most of his career serving families in the same low-income neighborhood he grew up in.