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WDFW to open some recreational fishing and hunting starting Tue., May 5
The department is asking hunters and anglers to enjoy these outdoor activities only if they can do so locally, while also practicing physical distancing The Washington Department of Fish and Wildli…
La Center’s letter-perfect student-athlete
Natasha Lewis of La Center has a 4.0 grade-point average and has earned 12 varsity letters at La Center High School
Online filing period to run for public office is May 11-15
From May 11-15, the Office of the Secretary of State (OSOS) will join county election offices across Washington to accept applications for public office during Candidate Filing Week.
Prairie High School students, staff work to complete a year(book) like no other
As the seriousness of the COVID-19 crisis increased in early March, Prairie High School teacher Leah Zika had a hunch that she and the 17 students in her yearbook class had better start making plan…
Port of Camas-Washougal serves notice of marina launch ramp lane closures
Effective Wednesday (April 29), and until further notice, in compliance with the shelter-in-place order issued by the state of Washington, Port of Camas-Washougal’s launch ramp will be closing all…
Public invited to learn about WSU Vancouver’s Business Growth MAP online
Washington State University Vancouver’s Business Growth Mentor & Alliance Program contributes to regional economic development by helping small businesses and nonprofits grow and succeed while prov…
Woodland fourth grader uses sewing and math skills learned in school and home to make Personal Protective Equipment for friends and family
Logan Gnade, a fourth-grade student at North Fork Elementary School, uses mathematics combined with sewing skills he learned from his teacher Patti Cutler to make face masks at home.
Video: Parents pick up student belongings at Cornerstone Christian Academy in Vancouver
We had a chance to talk to principal Mike Hoff about how Cornerstone’s focus on technology in the classroom prepared them jump right in to distance learning.
They are not alone — Parkinson’s patients have a friend and ally during COVID-19 crisis
For 40 years, people with Parkinson’s Disease living across the Pacific Northwest have had an ally and friend in Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon (PRO). In the face of COVID-19, they still do.
Vancouver Police investigate stabbing
A Vancouver man has been arrested for Attempted Murder 1 after a stabbing incident in east Vancouver Friday afternoon.
Clark County Public Health closes Lacamas Lake and Round Lake due to elevated toxin levels
Clark County Public Health has closed Lacamas Lake and Round Lake in Camas after test results revealed elevated levels of cyanotoxins in the water.
Clark County COVID-19 cases at 327, two more deaths
Clark County COVID-19 cases reached 327 on Friday, with two additional deaths, though hospital visits continue to fall.