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Skyview Storm High School Football 2019
Coach: Steve Kizer 2018: 6-5, won state preliminary playoff; lost in first round of Class 4A state playoffs; 2-2 GSHL, third place Biggest offseason news: Quarterback Yaro Du…
Weekend-long closure of eastbound SR 500 for paving scheduled Aug. 16-19
…eginning on Fri., Aug. 16, contractor crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation will close all lanes of eastbound SR 500 between Northeast Thurston Way and Interstate 5, as p…
Wildlife commissions to discuss Columbia River salmon policies
The Joint-State Columbia River Fishery Policy Review Committee is working to find common ground on jointly managed fisheries. The committee, which inc…
Paving work begins Monday on SR 500 between I-5, SR 503
Work to repave a nearly 6-mile stretch of State Route 500, between Interstate 5 and Northeast Fourth Plain Boulevard (SR 503), in Vancouver began Mon., Aug. 5. Contractor crews worki…
A smoother ride coming to I-5 and I-205 in Vancouver
Beginning today (July 31), contractor crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation will start overnight work to rehabilitate a combined total of nearly 15 miles of pavement alon…
Washington State Police seeking answers after car struck by bullet on SR-14
Washington State Patrol is looking for information after a stray bullet struck a car on SR-14 eastbound in Vancouver last week, shattering t…
Sawyer Racanelli talks about injury, faith, and his future
Class 2A state Player of the Year and University of Washington recruit Sawyer Racanelli said torn ACL is part of God’s plan and vows to be ready to r…
Rare corpse flower now in bloom at WSU Vancouver
A rare corpse flower housed at Washington State University Vancouver is blooming for its first time. The bloom began to open just before 8 p.m. Mon., July 15. Titan VanCou…
Rare corpse flower expected to bloom soon at WSU Vancouver
A rare corpse flower housed at Washington State University Vancouver is poised to bloom for its first time at the end of July or the beginning of August.
Washington secretary of state recognizes Clark County employee
The Election Offices in each of Washington state’s 39 counties have been working with the Office of the Secretary of State to develop and implement VoteWA – a new election…
School nurse corps celebrates 20 years in Washington
School nurses are considered by many to be unsung heroes in Washington state’s effort to ensure that all students receive equal access to education.
WSU Vancouver offers English course on the Columbia River for the first time
Students in English 341 Native American Literature at Washington State University Vancouver are taking a significant part of their lessons in a 15-person tribal canoe on the Columbia River.