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…ct is seeking candidates to fill the vacant District 5 seat on its Board of Directors after the resignation of Scott Gullickson.
…for Phase 3 of reopening ; Clark County law enforcement responds to Gov. Inslee’s order on masks ; A quarter of Battle Ground parents undecided on upcoming school year ; League of Women Voters of Clar…
…to share God’s message as he navigates a career in professional baseball.
The reaction has been loud and strong to Gov. Jay Inslee’s announcement that face coverings will be required in Washington state effective Friday. How…
…tment released the name of the woman found dead in her home on June 14. The victim of the suspected homicide is 71-year-old Sandra Ladd, of Washougal.
…n east Vancouver a safer place for all modes of transportation.
Questions around enrollment and other economic implications of COVID-19 are making for a nightmare Summer for school district budgeting.
Beginning Friday, every Washingtonian in an indoor public space, or in an outside public space when unable to physically distance from others, will be legally required to w…
WATCH: Battle Ground Schools faces budget concerns ; NAACP Vancouver speaks with Sheriff Atkins on police reform ; Construction industry suffers wage losses ; Vancouver pay-to-park re…
The city of Vancouver will resume enforcement of on-street parking regulations in the downtown, Waterfront and Uptown Village areas starting Wed., July 1.
Former state champions Graham Moody and Brian Humphreys, and others, thrilled to be back playing competitive golf.
Woodland High School’s annual plant sale put on by students of the school’s horticulture classes would have been canceled this year due to the pandemic had it not been for the quick thi…