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Make a difference, plant a free tree with help from Vancouver Urban Forestry
Each fall, Vancouver Urban Forestry distributes free yard trees to encourage the community to help grow our urban forest by planting trees on their private properties.
Opinion: Are parents domestic terrorists?
…ows that the parents of the United States will stand up for freedom and ‘we will fight for our children.’
Auditor provides free notification service for legal recordings
Residents can enroll in the Landmark recording software on the county’s website.
Freedom Caucus: Senate majority’s obstruction disastrous for jobs and public safety
The Senate Democratic Majority has all but ensured that the Washington State Legislature will not be able to call itself into a special session in time to stop the governor’s plan to terminate hund…
Hayden Island community introduced to three interchange options for Interstate Bridge
Options from full freeway interchanges to none on Hayden Island discussed for Interstate Bridge replacement.
Opinion: Your role in redistricting Washington
…redistricting is and how you can help turn the tide towards free and fair elections?
Free leaf disposal coupons help keep leaves out of storm drains
The Fall Leaf Coupon Program, courtesy of city of Vancouver and Clark County Public Works, can help when leaves start to fall and cover the ground.
Potential $800 million funding gap — where will money come from for I-5 Rose Quarter project?
…ion I-5 Rose Quarter project to move forward with the wider freeway covers negotiated by Gov. Kate Brown last month.
Freedom Caucus members believe Inslee’s extreme actions demand stronger, historic response from legislative branch
The Freedom Caucus is backing a resolution for a historic legislative special session that would cover key policy areas being voiced by their co…
Opinion: Civil Rights, segregation, and vaccine apartheid
Freelance columnist Nancy Churchill believes the governor’s new vaccine mandate is the beginning of vaccine apartheid.
Woodland Public Schools’ Back to School Bash provides hundreds of free backpacks filled with school supplies to students in need
Hundreds of Woodland students received free backpacks filled with school supplies at Woodland Public Schools’ fifth annual Back to School Bash on Saturday.
Friends of Vancouver Lake to hold free workshop Thursday at Leverich Park
Friends of Vancouver Lake want to inform the public on the efforts to improve the quality of the lake with a workshop detailing a new filtration system to stop phosphorus at Burnt Bridge Creek.