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Jenn Scott came up with the idea for a mobile library during the summer months to ensure Camas children had books to read outside of school days, and she was recognized for her efforts by Premera B…
Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries appoints Justin Keeler as interim executive director following the retirement of Amelia Shelley, with Keeler tasked to lead the library district during the ongoing…
Travelers should anticipate extended traffic shift, long backups, and significant delays on northbound Interstate 5 in Clark County due to repair work on the North Fork Lewis River Bridge, starting…
The two-year anniversary of the death of Clark County Sergeant Detective Jeremy Brown was commemorated by a downtown walk along the waterfront, attended by first responders, law enforcement, famili…
Todd Myers believes the best hope for truly sustainable and effective environmental policy is to put more power in the hands of people.
A group of professors are urging President Biden to defy rulings of the Supreme Court that they consider “mistaken” in the name of “popular constitutionalism.”
Lucia Falls Bridge #116 in Vancouver will be closed for up to 20 days starting from Aug. 7, as part of a larger project to strengthen nine bridges in Clark County and remove weight restrictions; de…
Clark County seeks public input on a draft Vancouver Lake Management Plan to restore and maintain the lake’s health, extending the deadline for comments to August 2nd.
The city of Vancouver is seeking volunteers, particularly youth and seniors, who use public transit or bikes as their primary mode of transportation, to join its Transportation and Mobility Commiss…
Camas Mayor Steve Hogan seeks a second term, highlighting accomplishments in protecting natural resources, repairing partnerships, and emphasizing his experience in business and government to build…
Interactive musical comedy ‘Who Stole My Dead Husband?’ returns to the stage in Brush Prairie, featuring original cast members and a four-course Italian meal, running from September 15 to October 1.
Thousands gathered in downtown Camas for the annual community celebration, themed “A Fairytale,” featuring parades, rides, bathtub races, live music, and the celebration of the 100th anniversary of…