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Opinion: Judging a barbecue contest just one of the “tough tasks” of being a journalist
Paul Valencia of Clark County Today highlights his experience judging at the ilani BBQ Fest, with insights from BBQ Hall of Famer Rick Browne.
Biden-Harris admin under fire for pressuring Facebook to censor Americans
Biden-Harris administration criticized for pressuring Facebook to censor posts on COVID-19 and Hunter Biden’s laptop, says Mark Zuckerberg.
Opinion: Latest survey from Chief Executive ranks Washington the 46th worst state in which to do business
Washington ranks 46th in business climate due to tax policies that impact small business owners, per Chief Executive survey.
Financial advice: Homework for potential homebuyers
Financial advice for homebuyers: Tips from Sean Monaghan of WaFd Bank in Vancouver to prepare for purchasing a home.
Opinion: The #WalkAway Election
Nancy Churchill’s opinion on the #WalkAway Election: Unity can Make America Healthy Again.
Drivers should expect delays on NE 179th Street and NE 50th Avenue when construction begins in late August
Expect traffic delays on NE 179th Street and NE 50th Avenue as Clark County Public Works begins construction of left-turn lanes.
Whooping cough cases continue to rise as new school year begins
Whooping cough cases rise in Clark County as the new school year begins, surpassing the last five years combined.
Race is on to complete hand recount in WA lands commissioner primary race
The race is on to complete a hand recount in the WA lands commissioner primary, with Dave Upthegrove leading Sue Kuehl Pederson by just 51 votes.
Letter: The origin of ‘The President of Joy’
Letter: Carolyn Crain reflects on the origins of the term “The President of Joy” and its historical context from WWII.
Opinion: Capping food prices will not fix grocery bills
Opinion: Capping food prices won’t solve grocery bill woes; USDA projects on-farm income to drop by 25% this year.
Washington Fish and Wildlife Police launch body camera program
Washington Fish and Wildlife Police will deploy body-worn cameras to all officers next month to enhance transparency and safety.
City seeks volunteers to fill multiple boards and commissions positions
Vancouver seeks volunteers for various boards and commissions with an application deadline of Sept. 27.