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Measles update: One new confirmed case; two suspected cases
…fied 73 confirmed cases and is currently investigating two suspect cases.
Fish managers say late smelt run doesn’t justify fishery
…he Cowlitz River, but not in substantial enough numbers to justify a fishery this year, according to state fish managers.
Rep. Vicki Kraft alerts parents to education bills that would impose new government standards, values
…ert for at least three bills making their way through the House Education Committee that she says would usurp parental rights in the education of their children.
Reconnecting with Columbia River’s new football coach
Paul Valencia used to interview Brett Smedley, the football player, for the Columbia River Chieftains in the early 2000s. Now, he is talking with Columbia…
Clark College labor fight getting uglier
Clark College faculty educators packed another Board of Trustees meeting this week, pushing for larger raises in the wake of additional state funding for K-12 schools.
WSU Vancouver’s Business Growth Map now accepting clients for next academic year
Washington State University Vancouver’s Business Growth Mentor and Analysis Program is accepting new clients for the 2019-20 academic year.
Annual tree sale slated for Sat., March 16
Thousands of trees will be offered for sale again this year by the Clark County Farm Forestry Association during a public sale set for Sat., Ma…
Woodland Middle School student and aspiring baker donates more than $600 in cookie sales
…rite pastimes – baking fantastic sugar cookie bars – and to use the proceeds from selling those cookies to help her little brother’s preschool at Woodland Primary School.
Scammers using sophisticated techniques to target and defraud Clark Public Utilities customers
Clark Public Utilities is urging customers to be on guard against a wave of sophisticated scams targeting customers with phone calls, automated calls and email phishing.
House approves Kraft bill to identify and shut down illicit massage parlors
The state House of Representatives passed a bill Wednesday by 17th District State Rep. Vicki Kraft that would make it harder for illicit massage parlors…
C-TRAN Board approves next phase for Mill Plain Vine
C-TRAN’s Board of Directors unanimously approved moving ahead to the second phase in the plan to bring Bus Rapid Transit to Mill Plain in the near future.
North Clark Historical Museum to hold 14th annual Quilt Show
The North Clark Historical Museum will host its 14th annual Quilt Show, Sat., March 30, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., and Sun., March 31, noon–4 p.m. at 21416 NE 399th St., Amboy.