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Vancouver Police Department seeks vendor proposals to launch police camera program in 2022
The city is seeking proposals from vendors with proven long-term quality and high levels of experience and effectiveness in the criminal justice/police industry.
Concealed carry permit wait times begin to decrease as demand, regulations normalize
The effects of initial delays for concealed pistol licenses and other background checks for gun sales are beginning to lessen, at least for the moment.
Clark County Fair Board Postpones Clark County Fair until 2022
After much deliberation and consideration, the Clark County Fair Board Executive Committee has made the decision to postpone the Clark County Fair until the summer of 2022.
Gatorade State Player of the Year: Emma Swett of Woodland volleyball
Senior Emma Swett, who will be going to the University of Portland, is the first player from any of the three Greater St. Helens Leagues to be named the Gatorade Player of the Year in volleyball
The age and condition of the Interstate Bridge key to repair-replacement discussions
Over 12,000 bridges in the U.S. are 100 years or older and still serving their communities
WSU Vancouver to honor 1,018 graduating students Saturday
Because of COVID-19 restrictions, WSU Vancouver will not hold a traditional in-person ceremony this year
Legislators from the 17th District to host virtual town hall May 13
Discussion to include recap of the 2021 legislative session and to take questions from constituents
Free online classes will promote sustainable living
The Master Composter Recycler program educates the community about easy ways to reduce waste, increase recycling and rethink our impact on natural resources.
Anti-Freeway Group clogs the courts to keep congestion
Anti-freeway activists are trying to delay the much-needed improvements to Interstate 5 near the Rose Quarter by filing a lawsuit in federal court.
Hiring event to be held at ilani Casino
Ridgefield casino, set to open two new restaurants, looking to fill a variety of positions.
PeaceHealth Memorial COVID-19 vaccine clinic now offering walk-in appointments
In addition to walk-in customers, the Memorial vaccine clinic will also continue to serve those who wish to schedule appointments in advance.
Running for public office? Candidate Filing Week is May 17-21
People interested in running for a local or county office may file with the county elections office in which the position resides.
‘Slow Down, Move Over’ — Saving the lives of those doing some of the most dangerous work in America
Tow truck drivers and roadside workers suffer many horrific accidents every year, and the number of fatalities is on the rise.
Increased DUI enforcement in place for Cinco de Mayo
Half of all fatal crashes in Washington state are due to someone driving under the influence.
Ridgefield High School thespians pile up the accolades
Ridgefield High School sophomore Summer Sedgley was selected to serve as a state officer for the Washington State Thespians organization for the 2021-22 school year.
Summer Day Camps coming to Battle Ground through partnership with YMCA
The Battle Ground Community Center and Kiwanis Park will be the sites of a variety of YMCA Day Camps throughout the summer.
North Clark Historical Museum to host Mt. St. Helens exhibit
The Museum will be open Sat., May 8 and Sat., May 22 from noon to 4 p.m.
Vancouver Housing Authority offers rent discount to residents entering child care workforce
The housing authority and its nonprofit Bridgeview are focused on helping those who are unemployed or underemployed build self-sufficiency.