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Complainant demands correction of memorandum recommending dismissal of ethics complaint against Vancouver Council Member Diana Perez
…ct. 20 memo addresses one allegation and exceeds the narrow task Policy 100-36 assigns.
Property taxes due Monday, Nov. 2
…a drive-through kiosk open Oct. 30 and Nov. 2 at the Public Service Center.
Winter is coming for your RV: A Clark County owner's guide to winterization
…le Ground offers winterization starting at $95, with mobile service available for $195.
Law Enforcement and area schools launch ‘Report, Don’t Repost: Choose Care Over Clicks’
Clark County Sheriff's Office and ESD 112 launched ReportDontRepost.org to guide residents on reporting online threats.
Letter: Check the Halloween Candy. Who Checked Share’s Summer Meals?
…orm lacking a hot-or-cold food question before summer meals service began.
Opinion: Who speaks for Washington state’s workers? Workers themselves
Only 19.4% of Washington wage and salary workers were represented by unions in 2025, yet unions are funding major ballot initiative campaigns.
Hockinson-area residents continue their fight against a proposed cell tower near rural neighborhoods
Hockinson residents appealed a cell tower ruling to Superior Court, arguing existing towers and small-cell alternatives make the 165-foot structure unnecessary.
Opinion: What kind of creeps hang a dozen teenage girls out to dry?
Lars Larson argues Camas School District adults forced girls to forfeit rather than confront transgender athlete politics.
Letter: ‘Stay with the leader who already represents the whole district and understands what state policy means for local communities’
…overnment experience and work on ambulance funding and fire-service options.
ATF to stop enforcing certain firearm rules, Washington restrictions remain
ATF drops enforcement of certain NFA registration rules, but Washington State restrictions on short-barreled firearms and suppressors remain in place.
BIZ: Jacobus CARSTAR celebrates 50 years of serving Southwest Washington
Dave Jacobus marks 50 years of family-owned collision repair in Vancouver, tracing roots to his father Jerry's 1976 shop.
Greater Vancouver Chamber and Edward Jones announce Jon Girod as 2026 First Citizen Award honoree
Jon Girod founded Careers in Construction, placing Skilled Trade Centers on high school campuses across the region.