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Unveiling the Untold History: Acclaimed journalist chronicles Clark County’s Railway in 2023 CCHM publication
In an important exploration of local history, the 2023 edition of the Clark County Historical Museum annual publication, Clark County History, delves into the narrative of the Vancouver, Klickitat,…
House Republicans speak out against House Bill 2030
House Bill 2030 would allow incarcerated murderers and rapists to serve as jurors, vote, run for office.
Letter: Florida’s move to Constitutional Carriage of firearms reduces crime
Yacolt resident Thomas Schenk believes Washington should follow Florida’s move to Constitutional Carriage of firearms.
Target Zero: Battle Ground’s Cabanting-Rafael hopes to educate young drivers
Target Zero’s emphasis in January is getting the public to follow speed limits and to give safety advice to young drivers, a mission Battle Ground police officer Jeffrey Cabanting-Rafael takes seri…
Interactive activities during day-long Medieval Fair improves students’ retention of their Middle Ages lessons
Fourth graders at North Fork Elementary School took part in a day-long Medieval Fair capping off their study of the Middle Ages.
Rep. Corry wants Legislature to go full speed ahead on easing police pursuit rules
Washington state Republicans are not giving up on efforts to amend police pursuit rules, despite the fact majority Democrats have yet to schedule a hearing on Initiative 2113.
Opinion: National lab study shows EVs are more expensive than gas-powered cars and provide modest CO2 reduction
Do electric vehicles (EVs) affordably reduce CO2 emissions and save money for their owners despite their higher purchase price?
Report: COVID-vaccine maker monitored popular critics of the jab
Pharmaceutical giant Moderna tracked the content of popular media personalities who were critical of the COVID-19 vaccine seeking to censor what the company deemed as “misinformation.”
Opinion: The curious last-minute lawsuit to stop a free market merger
The state of Washington is suing to stop the merger of Kroger and Albertsons.
City of Vancouver now accepting short-term rental permit applications
The city of Vancouver is now accepting permit applications for its new short-term rental pilot program.
First look at Vancouver waterfront MAX station revealed
During a Community Advisory Group meeting last Thursday afternoon, the Interstate Bridge Replacement program team revealed the first graphics on what three possible options for a proposed waterfron…
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra welcomes winners from its young artists competition
Three gifted musicians, chosen from more than 100 applicants in a nationwide competition, will perform with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra this weekend.