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Bigger, better Ridgefield Community Library set for Grand Opening July 9
To facilitate the reopening of the permanent home of Ridgefield Community Library, the library will close its temporary location at 228 Simons St starting on June 3.
Clark County Charter Review Commission seeks feedback from community at upcoming virtual town hall meetings
Clark County Charter Review Commissioners will present information on potential changes to the county’s charter and seek feedback from town hall participants.
Opinion: Labor and Industries adds more vaccine passport restrictions to businesses
Mark Harmsworth, of the Washington Policy Center, discusses why he believes the state’s L&I rules to create a Washington state vaccine passport is a clear overreach of state government and should b…
Second annual 100 Miles in 100 Days Challenge begins June 5 in Ridgefield
In 2020, the city of Ridgefield created the 100 Miles in 100 Days Challenge to encourage everyone to get outdoors, enjoy our natural resources, and be active.
Battle Ground Municipal Court offers Bench Warrant Amnesty Program
The Battle Ground Municipal Court is offering a Warrant Amnesty Program for a two-week period in June to individuals with outstanding bench warrants.
Vancouver Fire units respond to duplex fire
On Friday (May 28) at 10:35 a.m., VFD sent four fire engines and a ladder truck to a report of a structure fire at 2310 NE 130th Ave.
HS sports: 4A/3A culminating events coming to Southwest Washington next week
Team champions for the region to be determined in boys basketball, girls basketball, softball, and baseball, as well as tier champions in boys soccer as region prepares for another first-of-its-kin…
Opinion: We should be questioning the global suppression of early treatment options for COVID-19
Clark County Today Administrator Heidi Wetzler shares what she believes is a medical tragedy that COVID-19 patients are not being treated immediately.
Gov. Jay Inslee announces update to spectator event guidance
Gov. Jay Inslee approved an update to the guidance documents for spectator events to help bring these events in line with other occupancy restrictions in Phase 3 of the Healthy Washington – Roadmap…
Swift action saves Vancouver apartment complex from fire
Vancouver Fire Department crews moved quickly to extinguish a fire at the Oak Creek Apartments in Vancouver early Thursday.
Greg Johnson provides insights on IBRP process and feedback from federal partners
Federal transportation partners will determine the path forward for the Interstate Bridge Replacement Project as people remain eager to dig into the details of a bridge solution.
Interstate Bridge Replacement Program faces new challenges, concerns about avoiding new EIS and NEPA process
A series of meetings regarding the replacement of the Interstate Bridge the past few weeks have highlighted some challenges ahead for The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program.
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Tower Mall COVID-19 vaccination site set to close June 29
The COVID-19 vaccination site at Tower Mall will operate for another five weeks before closing on June 29. The site will continue to offer first and second doses of Pfizer vaccine through the last…
Protestors challenge Washougal School Board; hold rally at admin building
About 300 protesters gathered outside the Washougal School District Administration Office Tuesday night to support two parents who were cited for trespassing two weeks ago at the last School Board…
POLL: Is it appropriate for public schools to hold COVID-19 vaccination clinics for students?
Is it appropriate for public schools to hold COVID-19 vaccination clinics for students?
Is it appropriate for public schools to hold COVID-19 vaccination clinics for students?
Department of Commerce awards $388,000 to help convert Larch Corrections Center from oil to renewable wood energy
The Washington State Department of Commerce today announced a $388,000 award to the Washington State Department of Corrections through the Wood Energy for Public Facilities program, part of Washing…