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Drive-by shooting takes place in Five Corners
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a drive-by shooting that took place Friday night in Five Corners.
State suspends medical license of Scott Miller
Area physician assistant Scott Miller has license suspended.
Clark County Sheriff’s deputies involved in officer-involved shooting
Deputies from the Clark County Sheriff’s Office were involved in an officer-involved shooting Sunday.
Tolling and traffic analysis coming to Interstate Bridge program late next year
Data will come after solution is provided on Interstate Bridge Replacement Program.
Public Health lifts advisory at Vancouver Lake after algae bloom dissipates
Clark County Public Health has lifted its blue-green algae advisory at Vancouver Lake. The warning advisories at Lacamas and Round lakes in Camas remain in place.
Vancouver Police investigating shots fired incident at the Evergreen Park
The Vancouver Police Department is investigating a shots fired incident that took place Friday morning in the vicinity of Evergreen Park.
UNFI to host job fair at Ridgefield distribution center to fill 150 full-time positions
UNFI’s Ridgefield Distribution Center will be the site of a job fair Saturday as company officials attempt to fill 150 open positions at the facility.
Make a difference, plant a free tree with help from Vancouver Urban Forestry
Each fall, Vancouver Urban Forestry distributes free yard trees to encourage the community to help grow our urban forest by planting trees on their private properties.
Reserve Boo Buckets through Generations Church
Reservations for Boo Buckets are open online on a first-come, first-serve basis as Generations Church wants to bring joy and happiness to the community, as well as a safe way to offer candy during…
Ballots are in the mail for Battle Ground schools replacement levy and board races
Ballots for the Nov. 2 general election are in the mail and should arrive by Oct. 21. For Battle Ground Public Schools, the ballot includes a four-year replacement levy and three school board races.
Kindness grows at Ridgefield’s South Ridge Elementary
Inside the hallways of South Ridge Elementary School, you’ll find another tree that is inspiring to behold, though in a different way. This one is a “Kindness Tree” made out of construction paper t…
National Slow Down Move Over Day is Saturday (Oct. 16)
Twenty-four emergency responders, on average, including tow providers are struck and killed by vehicles while working at the roadside each year
Battle Ground Police Department investigating mail theft
The Battle Ground Police Department is actively investigating the break-in and theft of mail from seven cluster-style community mailboxes along SW 6th and SW 5th Streets & SW 17th Avenue
HS football: Skyview’s statement heard loud and clear
The Skyview Storm crushed Union 37-7 and will have a chance to win the 4A Greater St. Helens League outright with a game at Camas next week
POLL: Gov. Jay Inslee has now operated under his own emergency order to address the COVID-19 pandemic for 19 months. Is it time for that emergency order to come to an end?
Gov. Jay Inslee has now operated under his own emergency order to address the COVID-19 pandemic for 19 months. Is it time for that emergency order to come to an end?
Gov. Jay Inslee has now operated under his own emergency order to address the COVID-19 pandemic for 19 months. Is it time for that emergency order to come to an end?
Third Congressional District candidates disagree on urgency for a debate
Candidate Heidi St. John believes focus should be on the upcoming election and not on accepting candidate Joe Kent’s offer to debate this month.
Opinion: The governor’s hardline vaccine mandate hurts the state, undermines the Legislature’s role and offers another example of why we need emergency powers reform
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center discusses how Gov. Jay Inslee is ‘building division and targeting a group of Washingtonians.’