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Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board seeks input for comprehensive plan
The Clark County Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board (DDAB) is seeking community input for its five-year comprehensive plan.
County Council seeks applicants for county-recommended position on Library Board
The Clark County Council is seeking applicants to fill one of three Clark County-recommended positions on the seven-member Fort Vancouver Regional Library District board of trustees.
Opinion: State superintendent document says top priority for spending federal COVID money will be Critical Race Theory-type programs, not student learning
Liv Finne, of the Washington Policy Center, shares a document from the OSPI about how COVID funds will be spent in public education.
Jamal Fox resigns as Camas city administrator
Camas City Administrator Jamal Fox announced today (May 26) that he will be resigning from the city.
An expression of appreciation to law enforcement
A law enforcement appreciation group supports first responders with coffee and conversation in Vancouver.
CCFR conducts traditional push-in ceremony for new fire engine
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue recently put a new fire engine into service at Station 29 in Woodland. The fire engine is the first of four new fire engines that CCFR will receive over the next 15 months.
City/County Telecommunications Commission seeks community feedback on cable television and broadband services
Through the survey, the commission hopes to learn what Clark County residents think about Comcast’s cable service
Prairie basketball coach Kyle Brooks calls it a career
Brooks returned to the coaching the Prairie boys basketball team this season after a health scare sidelined him last year, but now he says it is time to retire.
Opinion: It just got a lot more expensive to buy a house, file a fence line change and record other documents in Washington
Mark Harmsworth, of the Washington Policy Center, discusses House Bill 1277, which has almost doubled recording fees for many of the documents required for legal transactions in Washington.
Woodland Reads program encourages and motivates young readers at Woodland Public Schools
Woodland Reads, a teacher-led program, increases family togetherness and improves students’ reading skills by providing free books for elementary students to read with their families throughout April.
Union grad celebrates her national title in women’s wrestling
Krista Warren, a 2019 graduate of Union High School, overcame a serious knee injury to win a national junior college championship in women’s wrestling.
Vancouver Police make arrest in drive-by shooting investigation
Road rage incident took place May 12 near the 7500 block of NE 41st Street in Vancouver, Washington.
City of Vancouver develops plan to address homelessness impacts
On Monday, Vancouver City Council endorsed piloting a new plan to address the crisis of homelessness in Vancouver – including its impacts on community health, safety, and cleanliness.
Take steps to stay safe while swimming and recreating in lakes, rivers and pools
Warm weather may be on the horizon, but area lakes and rivers are still cold, and water may be moving quickly.
Night lane closures Monday through Thursday on the Interstate 5 Bridge
ODOT will close two lanes for two nights each on the northbound and southbound spans of the Interstate Bridge Monday through Thursday nights next week for work on the bridge cameras.
Vancouver park picnic shelter reservations open Tuesday
Vancouver Parks and Recreation picnic shelter reservations will open at 9 a.m. Tue., May 25 for events occurring between June 1 and Sept. 30, 2021.
Opinion: ‘Requiring private Washington businesses to determine an employee’s medical status based on government guidance is outrageous’
Mark Harmsworth, of the Washington Policy Center, shares his thoughts on the decision of the Inslee administration to require vaccine passports in the workplace to be enforced by business owners.
Is the Camas-Washougal Fire Department about to disband?
The cost burden for Washougal began in 2019 when Camas hired four new firefighters for the Camas-Washougal Fire Department.