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Members of the Washougal City Council allocated a portion of CARES Act funding to directly support residents and small businesses adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic through two new programs.
Classic movies, independent movies, new releases, and other big-screen events can be seen at Kiggins Theatre in Vancouver and Liberty Theatre in Camas.
Southwest Eaton Boulevard, between South Parkway and SW 9th Street in Battle Ground, will be closed to thru traffic beginning Mon., Oct. 26 for a period of two weeks.
From 10 a.m. to noon, Sat., Oct. 24, National Make a Difference Day, Urban Forestry will be giving away a limited number of free yard trees to eligible households within the city of Vancouver.
When Ridgefield schools transitioned to remote learning, librarians Emily Crawford, Jill Guccini, and Jubilee Roth wanted to continue to put actual books in students’ hands — even while the school…
Camas resident Marie Treadway shares why she has moved away from the Republican party.
Vancouver resident Gary Wilson shares his thoughts on the upcoming general election, specifically Vicki Kraft’s candidacy in the 17th District and R-90.
Vancouver resident Cheri Spatz offers her support of Rep. Vicki Kraft in her attempt to return to the Washington State Legislature.
On Sun., Nov. 1, Hop Fastpass will make its debut on C-VAN, C-TRAN’s paratransit service that provides transportation for those with disabilities.
Shopping for savings on prescription drugs requires learning about preferred pharmacies, Tier 1 versus Tier 2-5 drugs, and more.
Long-time area newspaper owner Marvin Case shared his opinions on the ability of Clark County residents to freely express their political opinions.
A 35-year-old man died Saturday evening in North Clark County after being shot multiple times. Another man is in custody and has been charged with murder.