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Vick introduces legislation to provide property tax relief for property owners
With record tax revenue collections, and escalating property taxes across the state, Rep. Brandon Vick, has introduced legislation to provide property tax relief for all property taxpayers in Washi…
Republican lawmakers enraged by passage of ‘The Uniform Parenting Act’
In February, Washington lawmakers in both the Senate and the House passed Senate Bill 6037, which allows for paid surrogacy in the state.
Journey Theater Group starts March with story of the March sisters
Journey Theater Group will present a production of Little Women March 2-11 at the Washburn Performing Arts Center at Washougal High School.
Joey Gibson announces plans to run for U.S. Senate
Leader of Pro-Trump Patriot Prayer group plans to run against Washington Sen. Maria Cantwell.
County amends surplus property policy
The Board of County Councilors approved an ordinance Tuesday that allows surplus property to be purchased by the original owner for the same price as the county acquired it.
Conservation Futures funding approved
Members of the Board of County Councilors approved two resolutions that provided funding for the acquisitions of 10 properties under the Conservation Futures Program.
State basketball: Tidbits, stats on 11 remaining teams from Clark County
Notes, stats, and tidbits from all 11 high school basketball teams from Clark County that have made it to the final week of the season.
2018 State of the County event to be held March 20
The Clark County Council again invites the community to the 2018 State of the County at the Event Center at the Fairgrounds. The program is scheduled for 3-5 p.m. Tue., March 20.
Port of Vancouver, Vancouver Energy agree to end lease a month early
The Port of Vancouver USA and Vancouver Energy have mutually agreed to end Vancouver Energy’s lease a month early, on Feb. 28.
Battle Ground Council Member completes training
Battle Ground Council Member Brian Munson was recently awarded a Certificate of Municipal Leadership from the Association of Washington Cities.
Hockinson puts a ring on it
Hockinson football players picked up their state championship rings Monday.
Curriculum allows Woodland students to learn skills while having fun
Woodland Primary School uses Play-Based Learning, curriculum that motivates students to learn while playing at different teacher-designed stations, to internalize their lessons on a deeper level.
3 Grands to perform in Ridgefield
On Sun., March 18, at 7 p.m. at the Ridgefield High School Performing Arts Center, 3 Grands Concert & Benefit will showcase the music of three award-winning blind pianists, all performing simultane…
Tickets on sale for Magenta Theater’s Black Chair Project
Tickets will go on sale Mon., March 5 for Magenta Theater’s upcoming Black Chair Project entitled “Enchanted April,’’ a story of love, friendship and rediscovery.
Camas-Washougal Community Chest awards 23 grants to area nonprofits
Members of the Camas-Washougal Community Chest recently announced the award of 23 grants totaling $83,350 to local nonprofit organizations delivering services, exclusively, to children and families…
Woodland Father/Daughter Ball attracts 1,200 guests
Woodland’s 14th annual Father/Daughter Ball was held Saturday at Woodland High School. This year’s event had a formal “Evening in Paris’’ theme.
Battle Ground officials review and exercise Emergency Management Plan
Earlier this month, members of the Battle Ground City Council and senior staff met with emergency management professionals at CRESA to review and practice emergency response systems and procedures.
Monday delays and closures
We will continue to update this list for Monday, Feb. 26. Check back often or on our Facebook page.