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Opinion: It’s time to reconsider state of emergency declarations for sustained crises
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses a study by the O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law
Battle Ground Public Schools schedules community meetings on Nov. 2 replacement levy
Battle Ground Public Schools is running a replacement Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) levy on the Nov. 2 general election ballot.
Vancouver firefighters alerted about a house fire via the station doorbell
A quick-thinking Vancouver family alerted firefighters that their house was on fire by running across the street to the fire station and ringing the visitor’s doorbell.
City of Battle Ground seeking community input on mobility experiences and barriers
The city of Battle Ground is in the process of developing an ADA Transition Plan that will address improvements to public facilities such as sidewalks, curb ramps, push buttons, crosswalks, and on-…
WIAA braces for fewer sports officials as vaccination mandate nears
Mick Hoffman, the executive director of the WIAA, told the governor’s office he fears up to 30 percent of sports officials will stop officiating games if they are not exempt from the mandate that a…
POLL: Should social media be censoring information about COVID-19?
Should social media be censoring information about COVID-19?
Should social media be censoring information about COVID-19?
Opinion: Are vaccine risks worth the cost?
Clark County Today Administrator Heidi Wetzler asks a very important question.
Opinion: ‘It’s time for our public health officials to return to their traditional role as wise influencers, rather than behaving like petty tyrants’
In her weekly column Dangerous Rhetoric, Nancy Churchill discusses the relationship between influence and power, in this case when it comes to health officials.
Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine delivers less long-term protection from hospitalization after four months
Waning immunity from vaccine triggers FDA discussion over booster shots.
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County fire marshal lifts recreational burn ban
The Clark County Fire Marshal Dan Young is lifting the ban on recreational fires in Clark County
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue responds to fully involved house fire on NW 199th Avenue
Crews from Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue responded to a fully involved house fire on NW 199th Avenue Sunday night.
Washougal Dual Language kindergarten students celebrate the Hispanic culture
The new Washougal School District Dual Language Kindergarten classrooms of Kelly Borquist and Veronica Paredes celebrated on September 15 by creating their own flags of Costa Rica and Mexico.
Soroptimist International of Camas-Washougal is accepting applications from women and girls seeking financial assistance for their education or training expenses
Live Your Dream recipients can use the award to offset costs associated with their efforts to attain higher education, or additional skills and training.
PeaceHealth offering new treatment option for COVID patients
PeaceHealth is now offering monoclonal antibody IV therapy in southwest Washington. This therapy is a promising treatment for patients at risk for severe complications from COVID-19.
Football Focus: Auction for Rego Scholarship Fund set for Sunday
Longtime assistant football coach Mark Rego died in 2018, but his legacy continues with a scholarship for athletes in the Evergreen School District.
Vancouver Public Schools and Skanska USA announce completion of connected Marshall Elementary and McLoughlin Middle schools
Vancouver Public Schools’ envisioned approach of a side-by-side, dual school campus for elementary and middle school students is now a reality.