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President Knight announces retirement from Clark College
Clark College President Robert K. Knight has announced that he plans to retire at the end of the 2018-2019 contract year on Aug. 31.
Clark College’s 2019 State of the College Address
Clark College President Robert K. Knight delivered the 2019 State of the College address Thursday to hundreds of community leaders, faculty and students.
Ridgefield, Stevenson athletes take top scholarships at football banquet
Clark County chapter of National Football Foundation honors best of the best.
Lawmakers from the 17th District outline goals for 2019 session
Legislators from the 17th District face a minority in both houses during this session. We talked with them to find out what they’re hoping to accomplish.
Clark County Public Health now investigating 5 suspected, 16 confirmed measles cases
Clark County Public Health is continuing its measles outbreak investigation. Since Jan. 1, they have identified 16 confirmed cases and five suspected cases, all among children.
Cargill argues the media is using supporters' preferred label "millionaires tax" instead of the legally accurate term "income tax." 🎧 Washington's Income Tax: Why Won't Media Call It That? Your br…
Girls basketball: Camas, Union, Skyview make for quite the competition
Union beats Skyview in Class 4A girls high school basketball action, prepares to face first-place Camas.
Boys basketball: Extra motivation drives Union to first place
Union Titans take first matchup against rival Skyview Storm in Class 4A Greater St. Helens League basketball action.
Clark County Republican PCO’s nominate three for vacant county seat
The Clark County Republican Party Precinct Committee Officers selected three candidates from a group of 11 applicants Tuesday night for the vacant District 4 seat on the Clark County Council.
Maple Grove to become K-4 school to address Battle Ground overcrowding
Battle Ground is converting Maple Grove to a K-4 school next year in an effort to address overcrowding at Glenwood/Laurin.
Erik Paulsen appointed to vacant Vancouver City Council seat
Erik Paulsen has been selected to fill a vacant seat on Vancouver City Council. The council made the appointment official with a vote during their Jan.14 meeting.
Clark County Public Health investigating two more confirmed measles cases
Clark County Public Health is investigating two additional confirmed cases of measles and 11 suspected cases, all among children. These are in addition to the one confirmed measles case Public Heal…
Another milestone: Washougal’s Beyonce Bea passes 1,500 points
Washougal tops Columbia River to take total control of Class 2A GSHL girls basketball race.
Battle Ground’s Community Development and Engineering offices to close two days
The city of Battle Ground’s Community Development and Engineering offices, including the Permit Center, will be closed on Monday & Tuesday, January 28 and 29.
WDFW seeks public comments on proposed 2019-2020 hunting seasons
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is seeking public comments on proposed recommendations for the 2019-20 hunting seasons.
Music, movement and sound: An exploration of Clark County’s musical roots
Clark County Historical Museum will hold a public reception for its newest exhibit, “Music, Movement, and Sound: An Exploration of Clark County’s Musical Roots,” at 5 p.m. Fri., Jan. 25.
City of Vancouver seeks input on proposed westside bike routes
After hearing from almost 4,000 people last summer and fall, the city of Vancouver has identified Columbia Street, Daniels Street and Lincoln Avenue as potential locations for better bike routes be…
Evergreen School Board recruits District 4 replacement
Evergreen Public Schools Board of Directors is accepting applications from residents living within the District 4 Directors Boundaries to fill a soon-to-be vacant seat on the governing board.