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Volunteers step up to Pick It Up, Vancouver
Around 80 volunteers joined SOLVE’s Pick It Up, Vancouver event to clean up downtown and make a difference.
Joe Kent starts final push of his campaign with several town hall gatherings
Joe Kent kicked off the final push of his campaign with a town hall in Vancouver, answering questions on issues like the Interstate Bridge project.
Traffic congestion to increase by over three hours after $7.5 billion Interstate Bridge replacement project
Traffic congestion on I-5 and I-205 is expected to increase by 70%, despite a $7.5 billion replacement project.
Clark County auditor dismisses voter registration challenge against John Ley
Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey dismisses a voter registration challenge against John Ley, citing a lack of credible evidence.
Greater Vancouver Chamber announces 2024 Business & Leadership Award honorees
The Greater Vancouver Chamber honors 2024 Business & Leadership Award winners, recognizing exceptional local businesses and leaders.
Changing lives one pair at a time
Lions Clubs in Clark County participate in an eyeglass sorting event to support global vision care efforts.
Pickleball for Prevention Fundraiser to support youth wellness and drug prevention efforts
Support youth wellness and drug prevention at the Pickleball for Prevention event in Battle Ground on October 26.
Opinion: Is harmful CRT being taught in public schools?
Liv Finne argues that Critical Race Theory is being implemented in Washington public schools under 2021’s SB 5044.
Opinion: Two right turn lanes and red lights
Doug Dahl from Target Zero explains the laws around two-lane right turns and red lights.
POLL: After watching Monday’s Kent-Perez debate, do you feel more confident in your choice of candidate for Congress?
Voters share their thoughts after watching the Kent-Perez debate on key issues like the economy and energy independence.
Clark College to host high school welding competition
Clark College will host a welding competition featuring high school students from four local schools on October 18.
Victim in suspicious death case identified
78-year-old Patricia Jimerfield was found deceased in a suspicious death case in Vancouver’s Lakeshore area.