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Council for the Homeless annual luncheon to highlight progress and promise of Built Zero Initiative
The Council for the Homeless 2021 “Making Home Possible” Luncheon is Thu., Oct. 21.
Commission on Aging to hear about personal economics and financial recovery
The Commission on Aging will hear about the economic impacts related to COVID-19 on older adults’ personal finances.
Vancouver Police arrest suspect who kidnapped and attempted to kill baby
The suspect was holding his 2-month-old baby in his hands threatening to kill the baby with a hammer he was holding.
How to stay healthy by boosting your immune system during pandemic
Three healthcare providers discuss the virus and effective treatments to deal with COVID-19.
Vancouver Fire crews respond to garage fire
Firefighters quickly extinguished a garage fire Monday afternoon in Vancouver. Red Cross officials are aiding five displaced adults.
New pickleball courts are a big hit in Ridgefield
Ridgefield High School now has two outdoor pickleball courts painted onto the school’s tennis courts
Opinion: Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler’s emergency order impacting insurance rates gets overruled
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides insight into a Friday ruling by a Thursday County Superior Court judge.
The War of the Worlds returns for World Audio Drama Day on Oct. 18
Re-Imagined Radio, produced by John Barber of Washington State University Vancouver’s Creative Media and Digital Culture Program, will celebrate World Audio Day Oct. 18 with a broadcast of The War…
Camas-Washougal Community Chest launches 2022 Fundraising Campaign
The Camas-Washougal Community Chest launched its annual fundraising drive Oct. 1 with a goal of raising $125,000 for 2022 grants.
Applications for 2022 Community Action funds available
Clark County Community Services is seeking applications for anti-poverty programs that help people reach self-sufficiency.
Letter: ‘Vancouver Public Schools: Creating a culture of confusion, fear and lies’
Vancouver resident Valerie Anderson shares her recent experiences with Vancouver Public Schools’ mask mandate.
Freedom Caucus: Senate majority’s obstruction disastrous for jobs and public safety
The Senate Democratic Majority has all but ensured that the Washington State Legislature will not be able to call itself into a special session in time to stop the governor’s plan to terminate hund…
Shadowlands, a Love Street Playhouse production, to play Oct. 29-Nov. 7 at Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts in Longview
Love Street Playhouse reopens with Shadowlands by William Nicholson playing Oct. 29 – Nov. 7 at the Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts
Church to host craft bazaars in Washougal
Bazaars set for Oct. 15-16 and Nov. 5-6; will benefit The Outpost, a partnership between local churches and community organizations to help those in need.
POLL: Should a reduction of traffic congestion be a requirement of an Interstate Bridge replacement project?
Should a reduction of traffic congestion be a requirement of an Interstate Bridge replacement project?
Should a reduction of traffic congestion be a requirement of an Interstate Bridge replacement project?
Clark County Public Health officials offer information about arrival of flu season
Flu can occur in any month, but transmission primarily occurs October through May VANCOUVER – Flu season is approaching, and the virus that causes COVID-19 continues to circulate at high levels, pu…
Football focus: Ridgefield getting closer to league title of a lifetime
The Ridgefield Spudders can feel an outright league title for the first time since 2003, and they don’t mind discussing what it would mean to the program even if it is not official just yet.