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…eeking volunteers Sept. 6, 7, 13, and 14 to support the Salmon Creek mural project featuring salmon and watershed themes.
Football returns as the crew dives into Week 1 vibes, NIL reaching local athletes, and a lively Mariners segment with Valencia, Liberatore, and Piland.
The C-TRAN Board Composition Review Committee voted 8-3 to resubmit its 3-3-3 proposal, despite WSDOT’s rejection and warnings of lost grant funding if compliance iss…
…installed new “Rough Road” warning signs and reduced speeds on the SR 14 West Camas Slough Bridge as pavement continues to deteriorate.
Elizabeth New (Hovde) argues Evergreen school strikes hurt families, noting public strikes are illegal and calling demands that extend closures unacceptable.
Lars Larson criticizes Rep. Cyrus Javadi for voting to give ODOT more money despite admitting distrust of the agency and testimony from thousands aga…
Washington awaits Gov. Bob Ferguson’s decision on opting into a federal tax-credit scholarship program that could expand school choice and provide f…
…he Clark County Board of Health is seeking a nurse to serve on the Public Health Advisory Council, with applications due by Sept. 30, 2025.
The Clark County Arts Commission will host Music on the Plaza on Sept. 20 at the Public Service Center, featuring local bands, poetry, and community performances.
…e forums in September and October ahead of the Nov. 4 election, with events in Camas and Vancouver.
Clark County will close lanes on Northeast 99th Street at night in September and October for a stormwater retrofit project aimed at improving water quality in Suds Creek.
…uver resident Debra Kalz supports law enforcement but questions whether more funding solves staffing shortages, citing broader issues from jail capacity to property taxes.