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Come celebrate 10th anniversary of ‘Christmas at the Park’ Dec. 5
The city of Vancouver and the Dream Center of Activate Church will host the 10th anniversary of Christmas at the Park on Dec. 5 at Esther Short Park.
Alysha Chandra to host official launch event for Clark County prosecuting attorney campaign
Alysha Evelyn Chandra will hold an official Jan. 15 campaign launch at The Cove to present her platform for the Clark County Prosecutor’s Office.
Walk & Knock becomes Drive & Drop, with this year’s food drive scheduled for Dec. 6
Walk & Knock is transitioning to a Drive & Drop model, asking residents to bring donations to drop sites as the annual Clark County food drive continues its decades-long mission.
Fiscal fallout: States continue to increase budgets despite end of COVID emergency
States that expanded spending during the COVID era now face budget strain as federal aid recedes, including warnings that Washington could run out of money within two years.
Trump social media post claims to void Biden orders
President Donald Trump said he intends to void laws, pardons, and executive orders signed by President Joe Biden with an autopen, a move legal experts say lacks clear authority.
WA lawmakers will gather in Olympia to gear up for 2026 session
Washington lawmakers will meet in Olympia next week for annual committee days, previewing key budget and policy debates for the 2026 session.
Vancouver Police investigate hit and run collision
A woman was injured in a hit and run on E. Mill Plain Blvd., and Vancouver Police are seeking information on the white Chevrolet van involved.
Vancouver lights up the holidays at Esther Short Park
Vancouver celebrated the holidays with a packed Community Tree Lighting, the revival of the Salmon Run Bell Tower, and the raising of the city’s new flag at Esther Short Park.
Family history: Clark County man can trace lineage back to first Thanksgiving
Michael Terry of Brush Prairie traces his family lineage to Stephen Hopkins, a Mayflower Compact signer who was present at the first Thanksgiving.
Beyond the Badge: Battle Ground Police serves Thanksgiving meals to local families
Battle Ground Police delivered more than 75 Thanksgiving meals to over 16 families through its Serving Beyond the Badge initiative.
Annual survey shows drop in Thanksgiving dinner costs for 2025
An annual AFBF survey shows Thanksgiving dinner costs have decreased for the third straight year, with a 5% drop from 2024.
Opinion: Thankful for caregivers, providers
Elizabeth New reflects on her father’s final days and expresses gratitude for the caregivers and hospital workers who supported her family.
Christmas Ships Parade celebrates 71st year with 15 nights of holiday magic on Pacific Northwest waters
The Christmas Ships Parade returns in December with over 70 illuminated boats parading across Pacific Northwest rivers for its 71st season.
Washougal School District Board votes to place renewal levies on Feb. 2026 ballot
The Washougal School District Board voted to place renewal EP&O and Capital levies on the Feb. 2026 ballot to fund student programs and facility needs.
GoFundMe Spotlight: Fundraiser started for man, children hit by car last week in Vancouver
A GoFundMe page has been created to support Kyle Eck, his fiance, and their children after they were struck by a vehicle in Vancouver.
Liberty Theatre celebrates Small Business Saturday with community partnerships and big-screen experiences
The Liberty Theatre of Camas-Washougal will celebrate Small Business Saturday by offering free small popcorn with a ticket purchase for guests who show a same-day local receipt.
Opinion: Plant the flag – Faith, family, and freedom begin at home
Nancy Churchill calls on readers to move from frustration to direct local political involvement, emphasizing generational change and the need to act before it is too late.
Opinion: Why is it so expensive to do business in Washington?
Mark Harmsworth details how Washington’s extensive license and permit fees place heavy burdens on small businesses.