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Your Week in Review – Episode 25 • August 31, 2018
Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast.
Heritage opens football season with last minute win over Evergreen
Heritage scored a game-winning touchdown with 27 seconds left in the game to defeat Evergreen 21-17 in a non-league high school football game at McKenzie Stadium Friday.
Competitive Karaoke brings local singers to Vancouver
The League begins hosting karaoke competitions in Longview and Vancouver with more to come.
Local lawmakers largely silent on school strikes, McCleary fallout
Opinions abound over what should happen with teachers on strike across the county, but many local lawmakers have been silent on the issue.
Teachers remain on strike across Clark County through at least Labor Day
Negotiations will continue at districts across Clark County as strikes cancel classes at least through Labor Day
New bridges, vehicle capacity and transportation corridors needed
Camas resident John Ley offers his recent thoughts on the issue of replacement of the Interstate Bridge vs. the need for more crossings over the Columbia River.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office looking for new central precinct site
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office laid out three proposals for a new central precinct building during a council work session this week
2018 Football Preview: Seton Catholic Cougars
Bobby Voitik has seen tough times for Seton Catholic football but envisions great times this season and beyond
2018 Football Preview: King’s Way Christian Knights
Dylan Scott wants to be the player and teammate others look up to as he leads King’s Way Christian football.
Teacher strikes continue across Clark County
No deals have been reached for the seven Clark County school districts facing a teacher strike
Sheriff and prosecutor speak out against hate
In light of ongoing hate-crime across the nation, Sheriff Chuck Atkins and Prosecuting Attorney Tony Golik sign agreement on issue.
Business: Gaynors Automotive comes to IndyCar’s rescue
Gaynors Automotive saved the day this week for the promoters of the Grand Prix of Portland by repairing a street-legal, promotional Indy car.