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Is a tunnel actually viable for crossing the Columbia River?
Quantity errors in the Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) project, which previously led to cost increases, have resurfaced, raising questions about the feasibility of an Immersed Tube Tunnel (ITT)…
Opinion: The Stranger wants to give me a Scarlet ‘H’
Elizabeth Hovde shares an exchange with a critic of her stance in opposition to WA Cares and the new payroll tax in Washington state.
President Joe Biden handed huge loss in 1st Amendment fight
A federal appeals court has agreed with a lower court that the Biden administration likely can be proven to have pressured Big Tech to censor Americans whose views did not align with the Democrat t…
Second installment 2023 property tax payments due Oct. 31
Clark County Treasurer Alishia Topper reminds residents that second-installment 2023 property taxes are due Oct. 31, 2023.
Applications for 2023 emergency housing funds available Sept. 18
Clark County Community Services seeks applications for emergency housing funding, with $4,465,000 available for FY 2024, prioritizing programs with shortfalls.
Vancouver water features wind down for the season, set to close Sept. 25
The Columbia River water feature at Vancouver Waterfront Park and the water feature at Esther Short Park will begin reducing hours of operation to prepare for the seasonal closure.
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 14: Is the Skyview vs. Columbia River football game necessary?
LISTEN: The Skyview-Columbia River football game has not been competitive for years, but there are still a lot of pros to playing the game, our sports administrators say; plus some basketball talk…
Gov. Inslee uses stop in Hockinson to once again deflect responsibility for state’s high gas prices
At an appearance at Hockinson Heights Elementary School last week, Gov. Jay Inslee said he wants legislation to investigate the possibility that fossil fuel companies are profiteering from high gas…
Major medical group issues ‘slow-down’ warning for vaccinations
Dr. Peter McCullough, and the World Council for Health, are recommending a go-slow approach not just to COVID shots, but others that have become so common.
WSU Vancouver offers public workshop on how to pay for college
Washington State University Vancouver is hosting free workshops this fall to help prospective and current college students understand how to make college affordable through grants, loans, scholarsh…
Garden Club Returns to Historical Park stewardship
At the Community Garden Club of Camas-Washougal September meeting, Susan Tripp will share more about the park history and how Rosalee MacRae recruited her to join the PAC which led to being a PHF d…
Letter: IBR dishonest or incompetent?
Engineer Bob Ortblad challenges estimate discrepancies in the IBR’s Tunnel Concept Assessment.