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Construction on SR 14 in Vancouver to resume after winter pause
Following the Memorial Day weekend, work on State Route 14 in Vancouver between Interstate 205 and Southeast 164th Avenue will resume after pausing for the winter.
142nd Wing to conduct Memorial Day flyovers
The 142nd Wing out of Portland Air National Guard Base will conduct Memorial Day flyovers for ceremonies at locations throughout northwest Oregon and southwest Washington.
Yakima says ‘NO’ to Pride Declaration
In a first for the city of Yakima, members of the City Council voted against recognizing the (now annual) Pride Declaration.
Vancouver Volcanoes to host community fest, then final regular-season game Saturday night
A community festival that will include a market as well as basketball activities for youth is being held from 3 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, May 25, at Hudson’s Bay High School, just before the Vancouver…
Vancouver Victory set to open home schedule in women’s soccer league
The Vancouver Victory, an adult women’s soccer club featuring college athletes and former college players, is returning for its seventh season and will be playing in the Women’s Premier Soccer League.
POLL: Should student cellphones be banned from school classrooms?
Should student cellphones be banned from school classrooms?
Vancouver Police arrest child predator
In May of 2022, the Vancouver Police Digital Evidence Cybercrime Unit detectives initiated an investigation into Daniel B. Gray. On Thursday, Gray was arrested in Portland and charged with multiple…
CCSO seeks public’s assistance in child exploitation investigation
On March 28, the CCSO Special Victims Unit initiated an investigation based on a report of an adult photographing a child in an inappropriate manner at a daycare center in the Salmon Creek area.
Opinion: Medicare-related volunteers get recognition
Elizabeth New (Hovde) of the Washington Policy Center believes we need more informed consumers of health care to have a shot at cost-containment in the system.
Willamette National Cemetery to hold Memorial Day Ceremony
The Department of Veterans Affairs Willamette National Cemetery will host a solemn Memorial Day wreath-laying ceremony, accompanied by speeches, and the playing of Taps.
Free Fishing Weekend returns to Washington June 8-9
This year, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s annual Free Fishing Weekend event will take place June 8-9.
Washington students to get SUN Bucks summer meal cards in new federal program
More than 500,000 Washington state children will receive new EBT cards for summer meals.