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La Center card rooms receive tax reduction from the city
Members of the La Center City Council voted Wednesday night to approve revisions to the city’s tax policy regarding card rooms.
HS bowling: Reagan Lorey hopes for a perfect finish for Hudson’s Bay
Reagan Lorey of Hudson’s Bay has one more chance to reach the ultimate in high school bowling.
Conference aims to help married couples
WAY-FM and Thrivent Financial will present the NW Marriage Conference to equip couples with tools to restore and enhance their marriages.
City of Vancouver receives 56 applications for vacant council position
Fifty-six residents of the city of Vancouver have submitted completed applications, and meet all eligibility requirements, to fill the vacancy on Vancouver City Council.
Boys basketball: Union ends Skyview’s streak
Union hands Skyview its first loss of the season and stays alive for league title.
More bad news for Clark County drivers
The Washington State Department of Transportation published it’s 2017 Corridor Capacity Report last month and the news wasn’t good for area drivers.
Hoops notes: Columbia River stretches win streak to 10
Columbia River boys keep winning and Hudson’s Bay girls get used to winning.
Evergreen Public Schools seeks bond for district development
Evergreen Public Schools is running a $695,000,000 bond proposal during the Feb. 13 special election, and individuals have identified pros and cons to the measure.
Woodland Public Schools partners with local providers to provide mental health services
Woodland Public Schools will now offer free mental health services to students at TEAM High School, the district’s alternative high school program.
View Ridge Middle School students participate in FIRST LEGO League robotics competition
Last month, two robotics teams from View Ridge Middle School participated in a FIRST LEGO League Robotics qualifying competition at Washington Middle School in Olympia.
Love Street Playhouse to present ‘The Diaries of Adam and Eve’
Love Street Playhouse will open its 2018 season with a celebration of love for all the valentines in your life. The public is invited to join in to celebrate the start of the 11th season for the pl…
Ty Singleton steps down as baseball coach at King’s Way Christian School
Ty Singleton is stepping down as head baseball coach at King’s Way Christian School.
Molly Coston outlines goals as Washougal’s mayor
Molly Coston, Washougal’s new mayor, discusses some of the goals she has for the city, as well as some challenges going forward.
Clark College State of the College address includes successes and challenges
Clark College President Robert Knight delivered the annual State of the College Address Thursday, during which he looked back at last year’s successes as well as goals and challenges for the future.
Eight earn scholar-athlete scholarships at football foundation banquet
Local chapter of National Football Foundation honors area seniors with scholarships
Battle Ground Public Schools seek capital bond
Battle Ground Public Schools seek approval of a $224.9 million bond on the Feb. 13 special election.
PeaceHealth officials advise that flu patients seek best care option
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center is experiencing high volumes of patients seeking emergency care for influenza-like symptoms, resulting in increased E.R. wait times and reduced availability of…
La Center city council to vote on gambling tax policy changes
Members of the La Center City Council held a work session Tuesday evening at which they discussed proposed changes to the city’s gambling tax policy.