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Rep. John Ley met with DOT Secretary Julie Meredith in Vancouver to discuss Southwest Washington transportation issues, from bridges to ferries and funding.
Peter Bracchi calls Vancouver’s homelessness crisis a fiscal, environmental, and moral failure, urging leadership to balance housing policy with accountability.
The Washington State Republican Party is expanding its school board candidate support program to 61 districts in 2025, offering campaign tools, training, and resources.
Carole Kelley supports Liz Cline for Charter Review Commission, praising her practical approach to reform and commitment to taxpayer accountability.
Clark County resident Bob Zak voices frustration with officials pushing light rail and calls for voters to remove leaders who ignore public opposition.
Student Rye Dilley voices support for Lorri Sibley in the Battle Ground School Board race, calling her a strong and experienced candidate.
CCSO deputies arrested a 17-year-old after shots were fired during an attempted auto prowl near Heritage High, recovering a stolen firearm and multiple charges.
I-5 will fully close in both directions overnight Sept. 13–14 in Vancouver for Bonneville Power Administration utility line installation, with detours via I-205 and SR 500.
Washougal opened the football season with a 56-33 win over Mountain View, while Thunder students filled McKenzie Stadium to show spirit despite no school.
Parent Shimea Potter urges Evergreen leadership to prioritize staff wages over legal fees and bonuses, stressing the vital role of classified staff in schools.
Evergreen school staff strikes spark debate on whether union negotiations should be public. Vote in this week’s poll on transparency in contract talks.
Reporter Paul Valencia toured homeless camps near Vancouver’s Share House, witnessing drug use, sidewalk blockages, and the impact on nearby residents and community safety.