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Curt Daniels Invite, baseball are back this summer
Zach Blair of Camas plays for the Vancouver Mavericks in the summer, a club team that hosts the Curt Daniels Invitational, and he is thrilled to be playing just about every day after no games last…
Opinion: COVID killed but so did the response
Todd Myers, of the Washington Policy Center, shares state mortality data that show COVID-restrictions may have increased the number of deaths by 50 percent during the pandemic.
Vancouver Fire Department responds to motor vehicle accident
An adult male needed to be extricated from a vehicle after a two-car accident Wednesday evening in Vancouver.
Friends of Vancouver Lake plan to kill off curly-leaf pondweed
Friends of Vancouver Lake, county, and other agencies worked together to kill off Eurasion watermilfoil, but now the lake has a problem with curly-leaf pondweed.
Raptors get patriotic with military night Thursday, then Independence Day game
All military — active, retired, veterans — and first responders can attend Thursday’s Raptors’ game for free, and the team is honored to host a game on the Fourth of July, as well
Fireworks show at fairgrounds postponed by ilani
Extreme fire danger leads ilani to call off its annual Fourth of July fireworks display at the Clark County Fairgrounds.
PeaceHealth Southwest officials urge holiday safety to help reduce emergency visits
The increase in demand for emergency care is causing longer-than-normal wait times.
C-TRAN celebrates 40 years of transit service
C-TRAN has partnered with the Clark County Historical Museum to offer a look back on the past four decades and the impact that C-TRAN has had on the region.
Opinion: Don’t forget emergency powers reform as state re-opens
Jason Mercier, of the Washington Policy Center, doesn’t believe the governor’s ability to respond swiftly to an emergency should be indefinite without legislative oversight.
Section of East Mill Plain Blvd. in downtown Vancouver to close July 9-12
Roadway reconstruction work on East Mill Plain Boulevard in Vancouver will improve travel and safety for all users.
Battle Ground fireworks vendors take a stand to voluntarily forego sales
Community members in Battle Ground respond to ban on fireworks in the city this Fourth of July.
Mired in controversy — Rose Quarter project faces rocky road ahead
Community battles over width of freeway, design and ownership of highway cover for $1 billion Rose Quarter Project.
Washington set to reopen Tuesday
Effective June 30, all industry sectors previously covered by guidance in the Healthy Washington – Roadmap to Recovery or the Safe Start Reopening Plan may return to usual capacity and operations.
Washougal High School staff member named Regional Teacher of the Year
Washougal High School Culinary Arts teacher Brenda Hitchins has been named the 2021 Regional Teacher of the Year by ESD 112!
Building Industry Association members support VFW project
The Vancouver VFW will be getting a newly built pavilion courtesy of the Clark County Veterans Court Advisory Board thanks to a grant from the Cowlitz Tribe.
Fireworks use and recreational burning banned in the city of Battle Ground
The Fire Marshal, in consultation with Fire District 3 and the Department of Natural Resources, has issued an order to ban the use of fireworks this 4th of July season in Battle Ground city limits.
Vehicle collision in Hazel Dell starts power pole on fire
A physical altercation led to a car collision with a power pole Monday night in Hazel Dell that caused a utility pole to catch fire.
Clark County bans sale, use of fireworks
Clark County has banned the sale and use of fireworks in the unincorporated area beginning today — Tue., June 29 — through midnight July 4 when use of fireworks would normally end.