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WWII vet, retired Camas doctor to share war stories this weekend
CAMAS — In honor of today’s Nov. 11 Veteran’s Day holiday, retired Camas physician and World War II (WWII) veteran, Dr. Edward McAninch, will speak at the Camas Washougal Historical Society Annual…
Clark County Prayer Breakfast set for Friday morning
VANCOUVER — The 15th annual Clark County Prayer Breakfast, an event that aims to inspire Clark County residents to “honor, encourage and support each other,” will be held tomorrow Fri., Nov. 11, fr…
Republican incumbents lead in Legislative District 18 races
VANCOUVER — Republican incumbents in Legislative District 18 held sizeable leads over their Democratic challengers in the Nov. 8 General Election. Legislative District 18 includes six of Clark Coun…
Clark County Council District 3 race is nail-biter for Harris, Blom
VANCOUVER — The race for Clark County Council District 3 is extremely close, with Republican candidate John Blom leading Democrat Tanisha Harris by about one percentage point. As of the last ballot…
Ridgefield School District will ask voters to approve a bond in February
RIDGEFIELD — On Feb. 14, 2017, officials in the Ridgefield School District will ask voters to approve a $78 million school bond that will help build a campus with two new schools, expand the high s…
Cowlitz casino opponents push fight to U.S. Supreme Court
LA CENTER — The legal fight to block the Cowlitz Indian Tribe from opening its mega-casino on reservation land near La Center is not dead yet. In late October, the tribe learned that three of the c…
Councilor David Madore files referendum on ordinance approved by fellow councilors
VANCOUVER — Councilor David Madore filed a referendum on Wed., Nov. 9 with the Clark County Auditor’s Office seeking to have the approval of an ordinance passed by the Board of Clark County Council…
Vancouver Public Schools $458 million bond measure to appear on Feb. 14 special education ballot
News release from Vancouver Public Schools VANCOUVER — On Tue., Nov. 8, Vancouver Public Schools’ board of directors approved a resolution to put a capital facilities bond measure on the ballot Feb…
Winter hours for city park gazebos, shelters start Nov. 6
VANCOUVER — The end of Daylight Savings Time means the beginning of winter operating hours for gazebos and picnic shelters at the City of Vancouver’s parks. Starting Nov. 6, gazebos and picnic shel…
Battle Ground Public Schools’ bond doesn’t get enough ‘yes’ votes
BATTLE GROUND — According to the most recently released election results, it looks like the $80 million school bond that the Battle Ground School District decided to run on the Nov. 8 ballot won’t…
Song, dance and runway featured at special November Second Saturday
VANCOUVER — The Water Resources Education Center and Vancouver’s diverse native community will showcase native regalia, song, dance and other activities at a special joint Second Saturday event fro…
Free Vancouver Treetalk Workshop on hazardous trees set for Nov. 9
VANCOUVER — Vancouver’s Urban Forestry office invites the public to learn how to recognize and manage hazardous trees at a free TreeTalk workshop from 6 to 7:30 p.m., Wed., Nov. 9 at Vancouver City…