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Clark County joins National Food Waste Prevention Week as official partner with ‘WasteBusters’ program
Clark County households discard an average of 400 pounds of edible food per year, with the average U.S. household losing around $3,000 worth of food annually.
BIZ: Al & Ernie’s to open second location in Battle Ground Village
Al & Ernie's Bakery Cafe, drawing 5,000 to 6,000 customers weekly, will open a smaller Village location in early 2027.
Opinion: ‘Medicare For All’ would require massive tax increases
Hospitals lost 12 cents on every Medicare dollar received in 2024, a key flaw in single-payer arguments.
County fire marshal lifts outdoor and recreational burn bans
Clark County's outdoor burn ban lifts Oct. 1, but permits remain required and fire season caution urged.
Opinion: Don't let a September ruling steal your November ballot
Churchill argues the court's Sept. 18 ruling striking I-2066 was timed to discourage voting before November's initiative and Supreme Court races.
Cascadia Technical Academy teacher wins prestigious award from Harbor Freight Tools
Lance Landis' construction students achieved a 100% post-graduation placement rate and earned 203 industry credentials in a single year.
City of Vancouver completes its largest infrastructure project
Vancouver's $26M Main Street rebuild, 33 years in the making, wraps up ahead of its spring 2027 schedule.
Opinion: The forgotten ICE mask ban
Larson argues SB 5855 let foreign nationals sue ICE agents for wearing masks, but no lawsuits have been filed.
A new skills center will be built at Skyview High School as Careers in Construction keeps expanding
Skyview High School broke ground on its skills center, the third built for Vancouver Public Schools through private donations.
CCSO deputies arrest man after more than hour-long standoff
Aaron Hetland, 48, was booked into Clark County Jail after a standoff that included self-harm with a knife and use of a drone.
Letter: ‘So let the nay sayers nay say’
Anna Miller argues Lockheed/Sikorsky privately funded the new White House granite helicopter pad, costing taxpayers nothing.
Letter: One standard for Ukrainian and Palestinian lives
Ridgefield physician R. Myles Dickason calls Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez's Ukraine stance hollow without suspending arms funding to Israel.