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Letter: 100 area residents sign ‘Declaration of Independence from COVID Tyranny & Discrimination’
Rob Anderson, The Recovering Pastor, believes at the heart of mandates, lockdowns and restrictions due to COVID is discrimination.
BIZ: Real estate report reveals low inventory causes property prices to continue to rise
The Regional Multiple Listing Service (RMLS) released its Market Action Report for the August, 2021 reporting period.
Opinion: The bio-fascist war against the unvaccinated
In her weekly ‘Dangerous Rhetoric’ column, Nancy Churchill discusses what she believes is a ‘war against unvaccinated citizens.’
Nonprofits Aim to Raise $3.2 Million During Give More 24!
More than 200 nonprofits have teamed up to raise funds and awareness for local causes during Give More 24!
Woodland Public Schools’ Social Emotional Learning curriculum teaches elementary students coping skills, emotional resilience, conflict resolution
This year, Woodland’s elementary staff chose Character Strong, a new SEL curriculum aligning social and emotional traits with lessons and activities.
Restaurants in Clark County continue to be affected by labor shortage
Many area restaurant owners say they are now lucky to get a couple of applications a week from people seeking jobs.
Opinion: Another failure of the Medicaid Entitlement
Roger Stark of the Washington Policy Center provides what he believes is evidence of another failure of the government health care safety net
New mural installed in downtown Vancouver
Vancouver’s Downtown Association continues to promote connectivity between districts and to draw additional traffic to the ever-blossoming 7th Street block.
Clark County auditor releases first-ever Popular Annual Financial Report
The Clark County Auditor’s Office recently released its 2020 Popular Annual Financial Report.
Vancouver Fire responds to commercial fire
Crews from the Vancouver Fire Department (VFD) responded to a commercial fire Sunday evening in Vancouver.
Governor’s new outdoor mask mandate in effect today
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s latest mandate went into effect today. The governor’s mask mandate will require that people attending outdoor events with 500 or more in attendance wear a mask even if…
Football Focus: Remembering the origin of the McKenzie Stadium doubleheaders
Two games just about every Friday at McKenzie Stadium is the norm now, but it was not a popular decision years ago when athletic directors made the call for doubleheaders at the facility that is ho…
Community members gather to observe 20th anniversary of 9/11 terrorist attacks on America
Vancouver area residents gathered Saturday for a 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony to honor the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on America.
Protestors defy judge’s injunction with act of ‘civil disobedience’
Gathering in front of Skyview High School came three days after Clark County Superior Court Judge Suzan Clark granted a Vancouver School District request for an injunction against protests near its…
UPDATE: Candidate Heidi St. John offers sharp response to former president’s endorsement of her fellow candidate Joe Kent
Race to become top challenger to Jaime Herrera Beutler in the 3rd Congressional District heats up with Donald Trump’s endorsement
Vancouver seeks volunteer to serve on Lodging Tax Advisory Committee
The city of Vancouver is seeking a volunteer interested in supporting Vancouver tourism by serving on the city’s Lodging Tax Advisory Committee.
Vancouver seeks volunteers to serve on Building and Fire Code Commission
The city of Vancouver is seeking qualified volunteers to fill two vacancies on its Building and Fire Code Commission
343 Flags posted to honor fallen 9/11 firefighters
The flags represent the number of fallen New York Firefighters who lost their lives during the 9/11 attack 20 years ago