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Clark County Sheriff Atkins offers statement on Oct. 17 officer-involved shooting
Sheriff asks for patience and understanding from the community while the independent investigation is conducted.
Camas boys soccer welcomes return of Coach Minder
Roland Minder, who won three state titles as the Camas boys soccer coach (and two as the girls coach) will take over the boys program again this school year.
Support Scott Miller rally draws huge crowd
Families offer many tales of ‘above and beyond’ care by Washougal physician assistant Scott Miller and staff.
Vancouver Police arrest bank robbery suspect
Derek A. Troxler was booked into the Clark County Jail for Robbery I, Felony Harassment and Theft III.
Saturday schedule announced for October, November, and December 2021 at North Clark Historical Museum
Saturday schedule announced for October, November, and December 2021 at North Clark Historical Museum
Woodland Public Schools’ Dual Language Program expanded in 2021-22 to offer English-Spanish learning to students in grades K-3
The program can enroll up to 44 students at each grade level with the goal to maintain a 50/50 enrollment between native English speakers and native Spanish speakers.
Sen. Lynda Wilson renews call for executive-powers reform as state of emergency nears 600-day mark
Sen. Lynda Wilson says the vaccine requirement and Inslee’s apparent lack of interest in sharing his emergency authority highlight the need for changes to the state’s emergency-powers law.
As thousands are fired under governor’s decree, Senate Freedom Caucus calls on Jay Inslee to resign
As thousands of state employees get pink slips under Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s “get vaccinated or get fired” mandate, members of the Senate’s Freedom Caucus are calling on the governor to resign.
Opinion: Why vote if the elections are corrupt?
Nancy Churchill encourages Washingtonians to vote; she believes the alternative can provide disastrous results.
Battle Ground city manager submits recommended 2022 budget to City Council
Three budget-related public hearings, scheduled for Nov. 1, Nov. 15, and Dec. 6, give community members an opportunity to address members of the City Council on the proposed budget.
PeaceHealth Southwest unveils new dove statue
PeaceHealth hosted a ceremonial unveiling of a 10-foot tall, 350-pound statue of a dove – PeaceHealth’s organizational symbol.
Investigation into officer-involved shooting continues
The Vancouver man who died after being shot in an officer-involved shooting Sunday has been identified by the Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office as Kfin Karuo.
Camas senior grateful for opportunity to play for soccer for her school
Lily Loughney, who plays club soccer for Portland Thorns Academy, initially was not allowed to play high school soccer, but when the club team switched leagues, the rules changed, too, and now she…
HS girls soccer: Camas looking for return to excellence
After missing out on going to the state tournament in 2019 and then no tournament last year, the Camas girls soccer team, led by captain Maya Parman, are preparing to make a run at a championship.
Opinion: Do we still need a state legislature?
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center believes we should demand our lawmakers stand up for their constitutional and elected responsibility to shape public policy and state governance.
Rep. Peter Abbarno issues statement on governor’s forced vaccination deadline
Lawmaker Rep. Peter Abbarno has strongly criticized Gov. Jay Inslee’s forced vaccination mandate and the threat to fire dedicated employees.
Ridgefield High School Theatre presents <i>Radium Girls</i>
The Ridgefield High School Theatre department recently announced the return of live, in-person performances when they present D.W. Gregory’s gripping drama Radium Girls beginning Oct. 28.
More than 2,000 Clark County voters received incorrect ballots
Due to an administrative error, the Clark County Elections Office sent an incorrect ballot to 2,120 voters residing in precincts 625 and 930.