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Sen. Lynda Wilson says unnecessary taxes, regressive policies outweigh good things in budget signed Tuesday
Washington state senator Lynda Wilson offers a statement following Gov. Jay Inslee’s signing of the $59 billion operating budget.
Young adults with disabilities thrive in Washougal program
The Washougal School District Adult Transition Program is working to offer young adults with disabilities that opportunity by providing job skills training and connections with local employers.
Garage damaged, pet dies in Woodland fire
A garage fire in Woodland Tuesday afternoon led to the death of a pet and severe damage to a garage.
Opinion: How to opt out of coming payroll tax
Elizabeth Hovde, of the Washington Policy Center, offers insight to those who want to opt out of a payroll tax that begins in January.
Observing the 41st anniversary of the eruption of Mt. St. Helens
Clark County residents will be limited in their opportunities to observe the anniversary of the eruption of Mt. St. Helens. The Forest Service still is waiting for the Johnson Ridge Observation Cen…
PeaceHealth invites expectant moms to ‘Maybe Baby?’ online event
Anyone who is pregnant or considering pregnancy is invited to attend PeaceHealth Southwest Family Birth Center’s special online event “Maybe Baby?”
Woodland Public Schools announces full reopening for 2021-22 school year
All students enrolled at Columbia Elementary School, North Fork Elementary School, Yale Elementary School, Woodland Middle School, and Woodland High School will be expected to attend school in-person.
How many ideas have been proposed over the years for multiple crossings of the Columbia River?
Multiple government studies concluded new bridges and transportation corridors between Clark County and Portland would be needed by the turn of the century to handle growing population and travel d…
Opinion: Governor issues questionable line-item vetoes, again
Jason Mercier, of the Washington Policy Center, shares his thoughts on the legality of Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s line-item vetoes.
Celebrating high school wrestling’s epic return to competition
Eight teams from Southwest Washington showed up to Doc Harris Stadium to wrestle outdoors.
POLL: Should area businesses still have the right to require their customers to wear face coverings?
Should area businesses still have the right to require their customers to wear face coverings?
Should area businesses still have the right to require their customers to wear face coverings?
New emergency housing vouchers to assist local low-income households
Vancouver Housing Authority is receiving 101 new emergency housing vouchers to assist low-income households in Clark County through the American Rescue Plan.
Letter: Legislature’s budget ensures greater access to cash for Washingtonians with low incomes
Camas resident Rebecca Keith addresses an element of the Washington State Legislature’s approved biennial budget.
Letter: ‘Public transportation is not a priority in any recent public survey or poll’
Portland resident Kyanne Probasco comments on a recent Clark County Today story on the subject of light rail on the Interstate Bridge Replacement Project.
Washington’s first wind phone booth opens following candlelight vigil
Following the unexpected death of her 25-year-old son Bryce Mitchell Sain, Battle Ground mother Merlinda Sain harnessed her grief into building a wind phone booth as a place to remember her son and…
Community Foundation opens registration for Give More 24!
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington opened nonprofit registration for Give More 24!, the region’s largest online giving event, which is scheduled for Sept. 23.
Old Dominion planning two shows at ilani in November
Old Dominion has had eight No. 1 hits on the country music charts through the years and will be showcasing its talents at ilani in Ridgefield in November