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State superintendent tells WA school districts to ignore Parents Bill
A new parents bill of rights took effect Thursday in Washington, but State Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal is telling school districts to ignore it.
Opinion: Greg Kimsey’s misleading tactics are a call for integrity in Clark County
Reform Clark County Founder Rob Anderson shares the basis for his concerns about Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey.
Vancouver teen earns title of Eagle Scout
Noah Aarhus, 17, is among the 4 percent of Boy Scouts nationwide who have achieved the rank of Eagle Scout.
Opinion: Auditor Greg Kimsey Ignores 8,000 Clark County Citizens
Camas resident Rick Vermeers shares his concerns of election fraud in Clark County.
WA officials seek to dismiss case of foster parents denied license over beliefs
More states are now requiring foster parents to be accepting of minors exploring their sexual orientation or gender identity.
City of Battle Ground offering tourism grants
The city of Battle Ground is offering grants to help fund programs that attract tourists to Battle Ground.
Washougal student artists celebrate local history through art contest
Cape Horn-Skye Elementary School and Canyon Creek Middle School students used art skills developed through the year to compete in a contest celebrating local history.
Heights Bike Garden among the largest in the world, opens June 8
The city of Vancouver and its partners invite members of the community to a grand opening celebration from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, June 8, for the Heights Bike Garden.
Twelve people arrested in Clark County Sheriff’s Office retail theft mission
The latest Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) retail theft operation resulted in a dozen arrests, including the apprehension of two prolific retail theft subjects.
Washingtonians hope for safer streets on eve of police pursuit law change
Beginning Thursday (June 6), law enforcement officers in Washington can once again pursue someone if they have reasonable suspicion that person has violated any law.
Raptors take an ordinary day and make it special with $3 Tuesdays
The Ridgefield Raptors have some special deals for their fans at Tuesday home games throughout the season at the Ridgefield Outdoor Recreation Complex, branding those games as $3 Tuesday.
River City Church to hold third annual Free For All Yard Sale
River City Church, known for its dedication to serving the local community, announces its 3rd annual Free For All Yard Sale on Sun., June 9 from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.