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Letter: ‘I hope voters will prioritize funding for emergency services when considering how to spend their tax dollars during the election’
Vancouver resident Shawn Hanlon addresses the Clark County Fire District 6 levy lid lift on the Aug. 4 primary ballot.
County Council tables ethics complaint against John Blom
After a new complaint filed Wednesday, three county councilors now face potential ethics investigations.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, July 16, 2020
WATCH: Clark County COVID-19 cases surge again ; Vancouver Police look for assault suspect in alleged dispute over mask ; Ethics complaint against Clark County Councilor John Blom tabled for now ;…
Save a Tear Project designs wearable awareness and hope
The Save a Tear Project creates laser cut bamboo and metal jewelry, dog tags, necklaces, bracelets, and key chains with encouraging words on them; many also have the number for a suicide help line.
Photo enthusiast chases down Comet NEOWISE
Heather Tianen’s love for photography has led her to sports, to national parks, and now to dark places to capture a comet.
Council member Bart Hansen calls city of Vancouver’s performance ‘unacceptable’
City manager notes most residents still feel Vancouver is a good place to live, but work remains to be done.
Letter: ‘We are allowing an extreme minority of vocal people to become our thought police’
Vancouver resident Lee Hemen offers his thoughts on those in our society today who feel they are the judge and jury of others.
League of Women Voters offers online voters guide
Area voters can get detailed perspectives from the candidates in the Aug. 4 primary election at Vote411.org, an online voter guide produced by the nonpartisan League of Women Voters.
PeaceHealth officials offer guidelines for summer travel safety
PeaceHealth Southwest officials address the issue of summer travel safety, offering several suggestions for area residents who plan to venture away from home during the coronavirus pandemic.
Vancouver Police attempting to identify an assault suspect
Vancouver Police Department officials are investigating an alleged assault that took place after a dispute over a man not wearing a mask or observing social distancing guidelines while exercising i…
Vancouver kicks off series of work sessions on Heights District redevelopment
The first of a final three work sessions on the proposed redevelopment of Vancouver’s The Heights District was held this week, with potential adoption of the plan scheduled for August.
‘Living or learning’ — School ventilation becomes major issue for reopening possibilities
As Washington state public schools, and schools here in Clark County strategize on how to safely reopen in the fall of 2020, air flow and strong circulation of fresh air is becoming a point of disa…