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Vancouver Police Department seeks assistance in locating missing person
Vancouver Police seek public’s help locating Rebecca Baldasare, last seen near Vancouver Mall in May 2024.
New football coach: A change of scenery for Adam Mathieson, taking over at Camas
Adam Mathieson, former Mountain View coach, takes over as the head coach for the Camas Papermakers, embracing the community and preparing for the upcoming football season.
Final Title IX rule goes into effect in WA while still blocked in other states
Title IX rule effective in WA amid legal battles, sparking debates on LGBTQ+ protections and federal authority.
Opinion: Possible rerun ahead: Majority of voters told lawmakers to get rid of WA Cares in 2019
Elizabeth New (Hovde) argues that voters may support I-2124 to make WA Cares optional, highlighting past opposition and financial concerns.
Second algae treatment scheduled for Vancouver Lake swim beach on Aug. 2
Second algae treatment scheduled for Vancouver Lake swim beach on Aug. 2 to address harmful algal blooms.
Raptors celebrate their fans as they prepare for the playoffs
Ridgefield Raptors celebrate Fan Appreciation Night on Friday, Aug. 2, as they prepare for the playoffs.
POLL: Will former President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Joe Kent impact your decision in the 3rd Congressional District race?
Will former President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Joe Kent impact your decision in the 3rd Congressional District race?
Here’s what’s happening at the Clark County Fair on Friday, Aug. 2
Billy Currington headlines opening day of Clark County Fair with parade, shows, and more!
Wheelchair fencer trains at Orion Fencing in Vancouver to represent USA in Paris
Wheelchair fencer Ellen Geddes trains at Orion Fencing in Vancouver for the 2024 Paralympics in Paris.
WA school leaders make case for more spending despite court-ordered funding bumps
Despite court-ordered funding boosts, Washington school leaders are advocating for even more spending on education, citing financial strains due to declining enrollment, the end of COVID-19 relief…
Opinion: Cost of CO2 tax in 2023 is greater than election-year tax rebates offered by Inslee Administration
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center discusses how the cost of the CO2 tax in 2023 outweighs the election-year rebates offered by the Inslee Administration.
Jennifer Lindsay resigns Ridgefield City Council position to pursue new career
Jennifer Lindsay resigns from Ridgefield City Council to pursue a new career in elementary education.