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Vancouver to begin preliminary planning work on four new Complete Streets projects
Vancouver City Council will get its first update on four complete streets projects scheduled to begin preliminary planning work in 2021-22 at an online workshop at 4 p.m. Mon., July 19.
Target Zero: Increased motorcycle safety patrols this weekend
Law enforcement agencies want to educate riders on safety issues as well as remind vehicle drivers to be aware of motorcycles.
The Governors to perform live concerts in Ridgefield and Portland
After a year of no audiences, eclectic rock band The Governors is excited to announce a small Pacific Northwest concert series in Portland and Ridgefield.
High heat, low tide likely triggering spike in shellfish-linked infections
An outbreak of vibriosis in Washington has already surpassed the highest number of cases ever recorded by the state for the month of July.
Night Interstate Bridge lifts scheduled this weekend
Both spans of the Interstate Bridge will see intermittent night lifts lasting as long as 25 minutes on three nights, July 16-18, while ODOT crews oil six miles of bridge cable.
POLL: On July 19, members of the Battle Ground City Council will consider a resolution to ban a local income tax. Should cities implement such a ban?
On July 19, members of the Battle Ground City Council will consider a resolution to ban a local income tax. Should cities implement such a ban?
On July 19, members of the Battle Ground City Council will consider a resolution to ban a local income tax. Should cities implement such a ban?
Opinion: Battle Ground to consider local income tax ban
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses a resolution to be considered by members of the Battle Ground City Council that would ban a local income tax.
County provides COVID-19 related rental assistance update
Clark County has implemented and currently operates eviction prevention rent assistance programs, especially to assist people impacted by the pandemic.
County Council meetings open to the public beginning Aug. 1
The Clark County Council at its July 14 meeting decided to re-open its public meetings to in-person attendance beginning Aug. 1.
Vancouver welcomes second new deputy city manager to leadership team
The city of Vancouver recently promoted Deputy Finance Director Lisa Brandl to deputy city manager of enterprise services.
Daytime and overnight ramp closures for paving work planned in Vancouver through the end of July
People who use Interstate 5, State Route 500 and State Route 14 in Vancouver will need to plan ahead for delays, through the end of the month.
Vancouver to begin opening in-person access to more buildings, services
The city of Vancouver will begin gradually resuming in-person access to more of its buildings and services starting July 26.
New to the Northwest, Vancouver Victory make Mary Swisher feel at home
Vancouver Victory women’s soccer club is for college-age athletes staying sharp in the summer and also for college graduates, such as Mary Swisher, who still want the adrenaline rush from playing t…
Candidate forum gives Washougal citizens first look at two candidates for mayor
Two candidates for Washougal mayor discuss issues at LWV forum.
Alicia King, Leslie Lewallen, Jennifer McDaniel and John Svilarich vie for Camas voters’ support in Ward 2 primary
Four Camas City Council Ward 3 candidates vie for votes in League of Women Voters of Clark County forum.
Camas Ward 1 Position 2 candidates discuss rapid growth, recreation, policing and racial justice
Three Camas City Council Ward 1 candidates vie for votes in candidate forum
Herrera Beutler helps secure funding for salmon and steelhead protections on Columbia River
Congresswoman supported Community Project Funding request to protect endangered salmon, steelhead and other native fish species within the Columbia River system from sea lion predation.