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Battle Ground High School drama students return to the stage with original play
For the first time in over a year, the Battle Ground High School drama club returned to the stage last week with the words, “Hello, my name is Edward Deadman and I am dead.”
Anglers can fish for free June 12-13
Anglers across Washington will be able to fish without a license on the state’s lakes, rivers, and marine waters during this year’s annual Free Fishing Weekend on June 12 and 13.
Ridgefield High School students provide marketing boost to local coffee shop
The students in Andrea Reinertson’s Business Marketing II class at Ridgefield High School have been crunching the numbers and analyzing the data.
Woodland Public Schools thanks retiring employees for their decades of service to public education and caring for the community’s children
Woodland Public Schools thanks retiring employees for their decades of service to public education and caring for the community’s children
Friends of Frog Ferry announces plans for a passenger ferry service pilot project between Cathedral Park and RiverPlace
Friends of Frog Ferry 501(c) held a news conference in Cathedral Park today to announce a pilot project for a passenger ferry service.
Vancouver City Council previews $107.9 million proposed supplemental budget
Members of the Vancouver City Council were presented with a preview of the city’s first supplemental budget of the year at a June 7 workshop.
City of Battle Ground offering tourism grants
The city of Battle Ground is offering grants to help fund programs that attract tourists to Battle Ground. Tourism creates opportunity and a positive economic impact on the local community.
Opinion: The government locks down the economy and more Americans are forced into Obamacare
Roger Stark, senior fellow of the Washington Policy Center for Health Care, discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted wealth redistribution and government control of our health care delivery…
Camas coaching legend Jon Eagle exits for college football job
Jon Eagle resigns as head coach of the Camas Papermakers in order to take an assistant job at Portland State University, where he will work for head coach Bruce Barnum, a Vancouver resident
Raptors Report: ‘Undefeated’ Ridgefield to host Pickles in three-game series
Ridgefield Raptors are the only undefeated team in league games played in the West Coast League as they prepare to face the Portland Pickles
Semi truck rollover sends one to the hospital
The driver of a semi truck that rolled over on Interstate 205 southbound in Vancouver Sunday morning had to be extricated from his vehicle and taken to an area hospital.
Vancouver Police make arrest in road rage shooting incident
Aundraya Andrews, 26, of Vancouver, was arrested and booked into the Clark County Jail on Assault I (four counts) and Drive-by Shooting.
Congressional candidate Heidi St. John responds to accusations in news report
The battle for Washington’s 3rd Congressional District continues to intensify as online news magazine, Gateway Pundit, published a report last week critical of Congressional Candidate, Heidi St. John.
HS Sports: A weekend of championships for 4A/3A athletes
Skyview baseball, Battle Ground softball, Union boys basketball, and Camas girls basketball earn titles in final weekend of big-school sports in Southwest Washington.
Clark County Public Works to close section of NE 10th Ave. beginning Monday
Regular drivers of Northeast 10th Avenue between Northeast 149th Street and Northeast 154th Street will need to find alternate routes beginning Mon., June 7.
Vancouver couple arrested in California
Warrants had been issued for Vancouver residents Jesse Franks and Felicia Adams-Franks in the death of 15-year-old Karreon Franks in November.
Washougal students earn Bronze-level EarthGen recognition
Representatives from EarthGen, Waste Connections, Clark County Green Schools and Washougal School District gathered on Wednesday to observe and celebrate the school’s progress.
Share food drive, meals campaign
Share’s annual Appeal for Meals campaign will be held this year June 6 to 12; all funds raised will support Share’s meal programs.