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U.S. Bank celebrates remodeled Vancouver branch
U.S. Bank announced the grand re-opening of its Fisher’s Landing branch in Vancouver located at 16415 SE McGillivray Blvd which underwent an extensive remodel bringing a new look and feel along wit…
Applications for 2022 Homeless Crisis Response System funds available Oct. 8
There will be approximately $2,574,000 available for permanent supportive housing, rapid re-housing, transitional housing, new shelter capacity and services, homeless outreach, and targeted prevent…
Vancouver Police provide update on indecent exposure incident
The Vancouver Police Department has made an arrest in the investigation of an incident in which a man allegedly exposed himself to a teen.
Exclusive: Healthy young mother dies of vaccine-induced blood clot; then Twitter censors her obituary
In an exclusive interview with The Defender, Jessica Berg Wilson’s husband and uncle said Twitter censored Jessica’s obituary, because it attributed her death to vaccine-induced thrombotic thromboc…
Opinion: Washington Governor Jay Inslee agrees to $412 million in pay raises for union employees
Jason Mercier, of the Washington Policy Center, offers details of Gov. Jay Inslee’s pay raise agreement with union employees.
Heritage High School to honor former Athletic Director Leta Meyer at Thursday’s football game
Leta Meyer, who was the athletic director for 20 years at Heritage High School, will be an honorary team captain at Thursday’s football game and will be enshrined in the school’s Hall of Fame.
Tickets for Dancing with the Stars tour at ilani go on sale Friday
After a year with no tour, dancers from the popular television show will hit the road in 2022, with a stop in Clark County at ilani.
County seeks applicants for Clean Water Commission
Clark County is seeking applicants to fill one open position on the Clean Water Commission.
County seeks applicants for open seat on Civil Service Commission
Clark County is accepting applications to fill a vacancy on the local civil service commission for the Sheriff’s Office.
Area business leaders can discover the power of digital advertising at October MAP Alliance forum
Alan Hwang, vice president for growth at Gravitate, will join Washington State University Vancouver’s Business Growth MAP Alliance to discuss “Leveraging Digital Advertising to Establish, Grow and…
Letter: Retraction required due to conflict of interest
Letter writer Bob Ortblad believes an immersed tube tunnel under a channel near the center of the Columbia River should have been evaluated.
High school golf: Mountain View reloads with young, talented squad
The Mountain View boys golf team looks to continue the program’s winning ways with a new wave of talent.
Opinion: School boards can keep more families from leaving public education by rejecting race politics and focusing on core learning
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center discusses why families are pulling their children out of Washington’s public schools and what school board members should do.
Washougal schools to celebrate National School Lunch Week Oct. 11-15
To recognize the National School Lunch Program, serving nearly 30 million children each day, Washougal schools will celebrate National School Lunch Week from Oct. 11-15.
Well Washington holds 4th public information meeting Saturday
Boosting your natural immune system and staying healthy during COVID-19 pandemic will be the topic of the 4th Well Washington information presentation.
Wine and Food Fest this weekend at ilani
A variety of events scheduled for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at the ilani Wine and Food Fest, featuring celebrity chefs from famous television shows.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office makes arrest in road rage incident
Aleksey Enes, 30, was arrested as a result of incident that took place Sept. 22 on NE Padden Parkway.
Woodland students at North Fork Elementary School celebrate head custodian’s retirement with Celebration Tunnel
Ed Sorensen worked for Woodland Public Schools for 12 years with the past 10 years serving as head custodian at North Fork Elementary.