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Pike Art Gallery to celebrate festive Dec. 1 First Friday Art Walk in Uptown Camas
Pike Art Gallery in Camas is hosting a festive Christmas Art Walk this Friday (Dec. 1) from 5 to 8 p.m., featuring new works by gallery owner Liz Pike and artist Blue Bond, accompanied by complimen…
Letter: Congressional race about ‘getting the seat back for the Republicans’
Vancouver resident Adam Shetler offers his views on the Third Congressional District race.
St John Lutheran Church Longest Night Service set for Dec. 21
St. John Lutheran Church in Salmon Creek organizes its 13th annual Longest Night service on Dec. 21, offering a contemplative atmosphere with live music, prayers, and candle lighting to bring comfo…
Building Industry Association presents Home Show Awards to honor industry excellence in 2023
Building Industry Association of Clark County (BIA) announced the recipients of its 2023 Home Show Awards.
Letter: Rushing into green – Clark County’s ambitious environmental plan needs a reality check
Vancouver resident Bill Black offers his assessment of Clark County’s environmental plan.
CCRP Chair Matt Bumala issues statement after quarterly meeting
Clark County Republican Party celebrates victories, demonstrates unity as endorsed candidates give back, establishes committees for long-term success, and renews censure against PCO Kathy McDonald.
Signatures submitted for initiative to repeal the state’s 2021 Climate Commitment Act
Let’s Go Washington committee submits signatures for Initiative 2117, aiming to prohibit carbon tax credit trading and repeal the 2021 Washington Climate Commitment Act, sparking debate on the stat…
Opinion: Newly elected school board members get the facts on school funding
Opinion: Newly elected school board members get the facts on school funding. Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center says the question before school board members is not how to get more money for…
Biden’s EV goals are an expensive fantasy
The Biden administration is pushing for widespread electrification in less than 20 years through government subsidies and coercive regulations as part of its aggressive climate agenda.
Angus Lee Law Firm to represent John Ley in voter registration case
Republican John Ley, who was charged with allegedly registering to vote and as a candidate in an incorrect voter district, will be arraigned on Nov. 28.
PeaceHealth invites the public to an open house in recognition of Lung Cancer Awareness Month
In recognition of Lung Cancer Awareness Month, the public is invited to join PeaceHealth Southwest for a Mega Lungs Event Open House on Wednesday, from 9 a.m.–4 p.m. in the Firstenburg Tower Lobby.
Clark County homicide case transferred to PPB Homicide Unit
A Clark County homicide investigation involving the death of Joanna K. Speaks has been transferred to the Portland Police Bureau, bringing the total homicides in Portland this year to 67.