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The Clark County Historical Museum is hosting a special book sale on Feb. 8, featuring vintage books, journals, and more, with proceeds benefiting the museum’s Collections Department.
Jeanie Kuypers has been appointed to the Battle Ground City Council, filling Position No. 4 until the November 2025 election results are certified.
A car carrier semi-truck veered off Highway 14 near Lieser Road, prompting an emergency response from the Vancouver Fire Department and Washington State Patrol.
Elizabeth New critiques Senate Bill 5480, arguing that voiding medical debt in credit reporting could raise healthcare costs and encourage non-payment.
Engineer Bob Ortblad challenges the IBR Program’s claims about the I-5 Bridge’s seismic vulnerability, citing design concerns.
Evergreen teacher Adam Aguilera urges voters to support school levies that fund safety, extracurriculars, and student opportunities.
Evergreen teacher Rebecca Brown advocates for renewing two school levies that fund essential programs, technology, and student safety.
The Camas City Council unanimously passed a resolution opposing light rail in the Interstate 5 Bridge Replacement Project, citing high costs and limited benefits.
President Trump has nominated Joe Kent to lead the National Counter Terrorism Center, citing his extensive military and intelligence experience.
Rob Anderson’s PDC complaint against Ridgefield School District officials moves forward, alleging misuse of taxpayer resources to campaign for levies.
A Clark County teacher and a Portland police officer lost their home in a fire, and a GoFundMe campaign is raising funds to help their family rebuild.
A bipartisan bill in Congress proposes capping credit card interest rates at 10%, aiming to provide financial relief for American consumers.