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High school football: Washougal to face first-place Hudson’s Bay in 2A GSHL
Week 6 of the high school football season is upon us, with Hudson’s Bay as the clear leader in the 2A GSHL, but a bunch of teams are in pursuit.
POLL: Should the Clark County Council adopt a local county code to ban day camping?
Should the Clark County Council adopt a local county code to ban day camping?
Man who was convicted of killing CCSO Sgt. Jeremy Brown sentenced
Sentencing for Guillermo Raya Leon, the man who was convicted of killing CCSO Sgt. Jeremy Brown, was set at the maximum possible, which is life in prison with no chance of early release.
Vancouver touts tree canopy benefits ahead of major funding increase ask
An Urban Forestry Management Plan is up for a vote by the Vancouver City Council in November with an ambitious goal of increasing the city’s tree canopy coverage to 28 percent by 2047.
Opinion: School officials are misleading voters about the real cost of proposed school construction bonds
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center states that school officials should be required to provide the public with true and complete information about the real cost of approving school bonds.
Biden admits Trump was right about border wall, restarts some work
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas announced the administration was waiving 26 federal laws to allow construction of several miles of border wall in Texas.
It’s pumpkin patch season again in Clark County
Best to check out the websites of your favorite farms to confirm hours and ticket prices as pumpkin patch season gets into full swing for the remainder of October.
Senator says Ecology must be open about program driving up fuel prices
In a Sept. 26 letter to agency director Laura Watson, Sen. Perry Dozier points out how what is believed to be the first post fails to include names of account holder.
Opinion: Putting an end to day camping
Vancouver attorney Angus Lee believes the future of our community hinges on active civic participation.
Dozer Day returns for family fun this weekend
Nutter Foundation presents Dozer Day, an annual weekend festival that invites children to get behind the wheel of heavy construction equipment, and allows sponsors, such as Taylor Morrison, to spre…
Impact of pandemic on school children the topic of Capitol Hill event
While the 2023-24 academic school year is well underway, the devastating effects of government-imposed lockdowns, school closures, and other public health policies in the wake of the COVID-19 pande…
Juvenile ‘strike’ can count toward life sentence, WA Supreme Court rules
A divided Washington State Supreme Court ruled last month that a “three strikes” criminal offender can be imprisoned for life without parole even if one of the qualifying felony offenses was commit…