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Senator actually complains Supreme Court follows 2nd Amendment
A U.S. senator believes the U.S. Supreme Court is “extremist” for not allowing various government officials to simply overturn the U.S. Constitution’s Second Amendment and ban guns, or carrying gun…
Clark County Sheriff John Horch holds third town hall
The focus of Clark County Sheriff John Horch’s third town hall meeting was staffing, crime, and updates on things such as body-worn cameras.
Letter: Cascade Park residents want to keep four lanes of traffic on McGillivray Blvd.
Vancouver resident Jim McConnell shares his thoughts on planning committee’s assessment of McGillivray Blvd.
High school football: Two top-10 teams to battle at Kiggins Bowl on Friday
Skyview and Camas hosting quality opponents in non-league games Friday night, Battle Ground and Prairie renew their rivalry, and the 2A Greater St. Helens League begins league play as Week 3 of the…
POLL: Is an Immersed Tube Tunnel a viable option for crossing the Columbia River?
Is an Immersed Tube Tunnel a viable option for crossing the Columbia River?
State’s surgeon general issues COVID booster warning
Florida’s surgeon general, Dr. Joseph Ladapo, advised that anyone under 65 years of age should not get COVID-19 booster vaccines.
Opinion: College-degree requirement can limit qualified applicants
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes state hiring should be based on the skills and abilities needed for the position, without automatically excluding those who don’t hold a col…
Judge tells striking teachers to get back in classroom or risk jail time
As was recently the case in Clark County, Washington, residents in Clark County, Nevada are dealing with strained relations between school districts and teachers’ unions. Unlike Washington, a Nevad…
CMAC invites public to recognize POW/MIA Day on Friday
Guest speakers will honor prisoners of war and those missing in action at a ceremony at the Armed Forces Center in Vancouver on Friday, which is POW/MIA Day.
Vancouver City Attorney’s Office reduces fee for Criminal Diversion Program
Effective Aug. 15, the City Attorney’s Office began offering participation in its criminal prosecution diversion program at a reduced price of $50 for qualified community members who have limited f…
Commission on Aging kicks off community engagement focus
The Clark County Commission on Aging is focusing the remainder of the year on community engagement for people 60 and older.
County work session set Sept. 20 for discussion on planning assumptions
The Clark County Council will hold a work session Wednesday, Sept. 20 for a discussion on planning assumptions as part of the process of updating the county’s Comprehensive Plan.