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Prairie High School students turn Inspire Week focus to thanking staff
Inspire Week at Prairie High School has become a popular event for students and staff.
Clark County trailing Washington state in COVID-19 vaccinations
Gov. Jay Inslee attempts to incentivize residents of the state to get a COVID vaccine.
The loyalty of Kaden Perry
Kaden Perry of Battle Ground basketball said it was always important to him to remain true to his school, his community, before heading off to Gonzaga
Family Fun Series of events to be held this summer at Clark County Event Center
The 2021 Clark County Fair was previously canceled but area residents will have the opportunity to attend shows and events at the Clark County Event Center in July and August.
Vancouver seeks community volunteer to serve on Vancouver Housing Authority Board
The city of Vancouver is seeking people with an interest in affordable, accessible housing to fill a current vacancy on the Vancouver Housing Authority (VHA) Board of Commissioners.
Clark County inmate dies after apparent suicide attempt while in custody
An inmate in the Clark County Jail died Thursday at an area hospital due to injuries sustained in what Clark County Sheriff’s Office officials described as a suicide attempt.
Vancouver Police investigate burglaries with sexual motivation
On consecutive nights, similar incidents took place in the Cascade Park area of Vancouver. In each case, a male entered an apartment with sexual motivation.
Pursuit ends in officer-involved shooting at La Center/I-5 junction
A pursuit on Interstate 5 southbound Thursday evening ended with an officer-involved shooting on the roundabout at the La Center/I-5 junction.
Battle Ground students’ History Day projects win at state
Battle Ground students were able to return to their classrooms just a week before the National History Day competition and snag a first place finish in the regional event.
Rotary of Three Creeks giving reaches nearly $45,000 in 2020-21
The Rotary Club of Three Creeks granted almost $45,000 to local and international nonprofits that serve children, veterans, hungry and homeless over the last year.
62nd annual Battle Ground School District Art Show online
Now in its 62nd year, the Battle Ground Public Schools’ District Art Show showcases the creative talents of students from across the district.
Vancouver welcomes new deputy city manager to leadership team
Lon Pluckhahn will take on the role of deputy city manager of community and economic development for the city of Vancouver, effective Aug. 2.
Celebration honors philanthropists, unveils Social Justice Fund
The Community Foundation has established 377 charitable funds to assist individuals, families and businesses with their philanthropic goals.
POLL: Do you have confidence in the public school system going forward?
POLL: A new poll from the American Federation of Children shows more and more parents are considering pulling their children out of public schools. Do you have confidence in the public school syste…
A new poll from the American Federation of Children shows more and more parents are considering pulling their children out of public schools. Do you have confidence in the public school system going forward?
Opinion: Forty percent of parents more likely to want homeschooling or online school after COVID
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center believes parents have good reason to be looking for better options for their children than public schools.
Opinion: L&I mandate requiring employers to track vaccination status of employees is burdensome, intrusive, and unnecessary
Legislators from the 17th and 18th districts share their thoughts on the requirement of area businesses to track the vaccination status of employees.
Should Southwest Washington taxpayers be wary of financial ties to TriMet on the Interstate Bridge replacement project?
During the community discussion about the Columbia River Crossing with its proposed light rail coming into Vancouver, one popular concern was the potential for Clark County becoming financially tie…