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Opinion: Law on long-term care is a ‘safety net’?
Vancouver resident Elizabeth Hovde, of the Washington Policy Center, shares information about possible amendments to the long-term-care law.
Portion of lower Columbia River to reopen to salmon fishing Saturday
The section of the Columbia River from Warrior Rock to Bonneville Dam will open beginning Saturday to retention of Chinook and hatchery coho.
Breakthrough cases continue to grow as vaccination rates approach 70 percent
Vaccinated people make up one in four new COVID cases.
Clark County provides COVID-19 rental assistance update
Clark County has implemented and currently operates eviction prevention rent assistance programs, to assist people who are low-income impacted by the pandemic.
Remembrance Ceremony for 9/11 set for Saturday at Waterfront
Vancouver and the Community Military Appreciation Committee are holding a ceremony Saturday morning on the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on America, honoring the heroes from that day
Vancouver attorney pens warning letter that judge’s injunction ‘does not impose a general ban on protests’
Angus Lee sends letter to Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atkins and Vancouver Police Chief James McElvain cautioning them against making ‘an invalid arrest.’
Court injunction granted against protests at Skyview High School and other schools
Skyview student Melanie Gabriel is seeking a 504 Plan to attend the high school and her supporters have staged protests in recent days.
Vaccine Mandate Exemption Workshop to be held Thursday in Vancouver
A Vaccine Mandate Exemption Workshop will be held Thursday evening in Vancouver to help area residents learn about their religious exemption and how to present it to employers.
Fewer game officials force major schedule changes for high school football
Membership in the Evergreen Football Officials Association has dropped more than 30 percent in recent years, making it more difficult to cover all Friday night football games.
Vancouver City Council to return to virtual meetings Sept. 13
Vancouver City Council will return to holding its public meetings online only — effective Sept. 13.
Opinion: Inslee bringing it all down
Columnist Nancy Churchill discusses how the pandemic started and where Washington state is now.
Crime Stoppers asking for public’s help to solve May homicide of Therron Pittman
The Vancouver Police Department, in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Oregon, is asking for the public’s help to solve the May 2021 homicide of Therron Pittman.
Commission on Aging to hear about housing and supportive services initiatives
The meeting will include guest experts and a discussion about what our community can do better to address the rise in homelessness for older adults living in Clark County.
C-TRAN/Transit partnership puts real-time info in riders’ hands
Transit is now C-TRAN’s official mobile app for trip planning and real-time information.
POLL: Should physicians be able to prescribe off-label medications such as ivermectin in the face of limited or no FDA-approved alternatives?
POLL: Should physicians be able to prescribe off-label medications such as ivermectin in the face of limited or no FDA-approved alternatives?
Should physicians be able to prescribe off-label medications such as ivermectin in the face of limited or no FDA-approved alternatives?
Public Health issues danger advisories at Lacamas, Round lakes
Danger signs are being posted at the public access points at both Lacamas and Round lakes.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office investigating gun shots fired in road rage incident
Two drivers engaged in a road rage incident in the Hazel Dell area