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Washougal students receive new shoes at Shoe-a-palooza event
The shoes, one pair for every Hathaway student, were sourced through Operation Warm and funded by a local nonprofit.
Ridgefield City Council vacancy appointment process open
Effective June 1, Sandra Day resigned from the Ridgefield City Council leaving a vacant position. State law provides that City Council “shall appoint a qualified person to fill the vacant position.”
Law enforcement accreditation assessment team invites public comment
Team will begin to examine all aspects of the Clark County Sheriff’s Office’s policies and procedures, management, operations, and support services
Parents meet with state Senator Ann Rivers over masks in schools
Parents meet with state Senator Ann Rivers over masks in schools
Vancouver Police arrest suspect in sexual motivation burglaries
Vancouver resident Benjamin Jerome T. White, 21, was arrested after DNA recovered from one of the crime scenes matched his profile.
Opinion: Vancouver officials should be pushing ‘to begin planning for at least one, if not two, new transportation corridors across the Columbia River’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on efforts by Vancouver officials to develop the city’s long-term 20-year vision for its transportation system
Letter: ‘I hang on to the belief that both Oregon and Washington will come around to the advantages of a Musk-like tunnel for rubber tired electric transport’
Hayden Island resident Sam Churchill shares his thoughts on the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program.
Progress report on development of new Transportation System Plan to be presented at June 14 Vancouver City Council workshop
Vancouver City Council will get an update from staff on the development of the city’s long-term 20-year vision for Vancouver’s entire transportation system at a workshop at 4 p.m. Mon., June 14.
Vancouver fire marshal issues recreational burn ban
Due to extremely dry conditions, Vancouver Fire Marshal Heidi Scarpelli has issued a total ban on recreational burning, effective at 12:01 a.m. Fri., June 11 for the city of Vancouver.
Military Banner Program comes to Battle Ground’s Main Street
The Battle Ground City Council launched the new program designed to honor veterans, active duty personnel, and those who are entering the military with a commitment to serve.
Even in defeat, Hudson’s Bay girls basketball grateful for season
Hudson’s Bay program can still celebrate a league title during this abbreviated girls basketball season, and the Eagles still expect to soar in the future
Opinion: Details about the state’s mandated long-term care law and payroll tax are slowly emerging
Elizabeth Hovde, of the Washington Policy Center, shares the latest information from state officials about the new long-term care law and accompanying payroll tax.
‘Explore More’ in downtown Camas on June Third Thursday
The Third Thursday on June 17 will encourage area residents to “Explore More” in Downtown Camas.
Ridgefield School District seventh grader selected for National Youth Leadership Forum
View Ridge Middle School seventh grader Teegan Moore will join other outstanding middle school students from across the nation to take part in the National Youth Leadership Forum
Olivia, with her rainbow hair and playhouse, hopes to pay it forward with Make-A-Wish
Olivia Sexton, 4, is grateful for the playhouse that was built for her by Make-A-Wish, and now she is an ambassador for the foundation, raising funds in hopes for other children to receive their wi…
Clark College to hold 85th Commencement ceremony June 17
Clark College will hold an in-person Commencement ceremony on Christensen Soccer Field on its main campus at 6:30 p.m. on Thu., June 17.
Transportation architect Kevin Peterson reveals flaws in the Columbia River Crossing and what ‘could’ be an option for the Interstate Bridge
The CRC planned for a questionable glide path for Pearson aircraft which eliminated numerous possible bridge types and locations.
Vancouver adds four public art pieces from nationally recognized artist
The Vancouver City Council recently accepted a donation by the Port of Portland of four sculptural pieces by nationally recognized artist Larry Kirkland.