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Getting into the swing of things, Ridgefield middle school golfers tee off
The new golf team plays at Tri-Mountain Golf Course and holds indoor practice at the ‘Golf House’ behind Ridgefield High School.
Letter: League of Women Voters Clark County proud of its 101-year nonpartisan reputation
League of Women Voters Clark County president reminds area voters that the organization never endorses or recommends any candidate or political party
Vancouver Police seeks public help with search for missing man
The Vancouver Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating missing 72-year-old male William Davis.
Hayden Island community introduced to three interchange options for Interstate Bridge
Options from full freeway interchanges to none on Hayden Island discussed for Interstate Bridge replacement.
Opinion: Misinformation versus the First Amendment
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill asks, ‘who decides what information is true or false?’
Vancouver firefighters extinguish fire in below grade grain storage at Great Western Malting
Vancouver Fire Department crews were able to extinguish a fire Monday afternoon at Great Western Malting.
Ann Rivers announces intent to leave state senate
Sen. Ann Rivers issued a statement today on her legislative website stating she intends to step down from the 18th District position in the state Senate.
High School Football: Union 47, Evergreen 27
Union pulls away from a competitive Evergreen squad in a non-league football game at McKenzie Stadium
Mountain View coach Adam Mathieson records 100th career victory
Mountain View scores three first-half touchdowns, then holds on to beat Kelso, giving head coach Adam Mathieson his 100th career win
A snake was saved from a potential fire at North Fork Elementary School in Woodland Friday morning
Upon locating a classroom with heavy smoke, firefighters discovered a terrarium containing the snake with smoldering wood chips inside.
Opinion: Governor says only he can save lives
In a one-on-one interview this week, Gov. Jay Inslee makes some eye-opening statements.
Families organize Town Hall to discuss issues in Vancouver Public Schools
A group of Vancouver Public Schools families has organized a Town Hall Meeting at which they hope to have an open discussion about the state-wide mask mandates in schools.
Letter: Resources for Washington students, employees and residents facing vaccine mandates
Camas resident Margaret Tweet shares information on medical and religious exemptions to vaccine mandates.
Redistricting battle moves forward in Washington — do you want more or less competition in your community elections?
Competitive elections for Washington state legislative districts in dispute in redistricting effort.
Commentary: WIAA’s new seeding system uses RPI as a tool only
Paul Valencia reminds readers of the changes made by the WIAA for seeding state playoff brackets for all team sports, using RPI as an aid for the seeding committees to use
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Ridgefield Police Department brings awareness to breast cancer with pink patches
Ridgefield is once again joining public safety agencies across the nation by participating in the “Pink Path Project” this October.
Opinion: While lawmakers in other states work to help children, Washington passes law to impose Critical Race Theory in schools
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center points out the contrast between Washington’s approach to the literacy problem with other states.