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As many as two tornadoes were reported in Vancouver on Sunday evening
Week 1 of the high school football season got underway Friday night and the schedule included a pair of non-league games at McKenzie Stadium in Vancouver. Union defeated Mountain View 20-10 and Her…
The 2019 NW Natural Parade of Homes opened Friday (Sept. 6) with hundreds of visitors and seven stunning, custom-crafted homes of a variety of styles.
After months of evaluation, Battle Ground School District is set to try again at adopting new sexual health curriculum for high school students.
Clark College has worked to create a series of course offerings that will allow students to pursue career-oriented higher education in subjects that include business, information technology, comput…
Businesses and individuals who are making a difference in the lives of people with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities will be honored Wed., Oct. 2, at the Disability Employment Awarenes…
The record breaking number of curriculum adoptions that have occurred in Battle Ground Public Schools in the past year meant that the warehouse staff had a full plate this summer in the processing…
Brandon Franck, political action chair for the International Association of Firefighters Local 1805, reports that Clark County Fire District 6 personnel have endorsed Chris Pfeifer for fire commiss…
The city of Vancouver invites the public to weigh in on the future of downtown’s Waterfront Gateway properties at a community workshop from 4 to 7 p.m. Thu., Sept. 19.
The Vancouver Police Department is investigating a hit and run fatality accident that took place Thursday evening in east Vancouver and they are asking for the public’s help.
As the 2019 high school football season begins, three Clark County stars give their insights into the chaotic world of the college football recruitment process.
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office is using unmanned aerial systems, or drones, to better equip search and rescue efforts, traffic units, crime scene reconstruction, and officers locating fugitives.