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Where will the funding come from to pay for the IBR?
Is Oregon’s promise of $750 million in the next 3 biennium acceptable to feds?
CCSO Traffic Unit investigates motorcyclist injured in collision with vehicle
Motorcycle rider critically injured in collision with a vehicle on NE Hayes Rd. in Clark County, speed and lack of lights on the motorcycle suspected as contributing factors.
City of Vancouver seeks 15 volunteers to serve on Charter Review Committee
Vancouver seeks 15 volunteers for its 2024 Charter Review Committee, responsible for proposing changes to the city’s “constitution” for the November 2024 election.
A true homecoming for motocross professional Levi Kitchen at Washougal National
Levi Kitchen was injured last year and did not compete at Washougal MX Park during his rookie year as a professional racer, but this year, the Washougal man is ready to compete on his home course
Sheri Backous: The leader behind the crowns
As executive director of the Miss Clark County Scholarship Organization, Sheri Backous has mentored several state champions, a couple national champions, and will have another opportunity when Batt…
Report: WA has nation’s 4th-highest average combined state, local sales tax rate
Washington state’s retail sales tax is made up of the state rate – 6.5% – and the local sales tax rate, which varies depending on the location.
Opinion: Questions and context for the governor’s attempt to blame-shift on gas prices
Todd Myers, of the Washington Policy Center, provides essential context to the governor’s Thursday statement.
Study that found COVID shots killed people … is killed!
Respected medical researchers’ bombshell study, indicating that COVID shots directly caused or contributed to up to 74% of reviewed deaths, was quickly censored within 24 hours of publication in Th…
CCSO Traffic Unit investigates pedestrian injured in collision with vehicle
In the early hours of Friday (July 21), a pedestrian suffered serious injuries after being hit by a vehicle on NE 78th Street near NE St. Johns Rd. in Vancouver; alcohol is suspected to be a factor…
Federal judge denies Clark County motion to dismiss Civil Rights case for wrongful arrest and excessive force
Vancouver attorney says evidence supports claim that high-ranking military veteran was unlawfully arrested, assaulted, and his home searched unlawfully.
POLL: Did the CCRP do the right thing by doubling down on Joe Kent?
Did the CCRP do the right thing by doubling down on Joe Kent as the recognized Republican candidate in the Third Congressional District?
Opinion: The CCRP is doing the right thing by doubling down on a single candidate for the Third Congressional District race
Editor Ken Vance offers his perspective on the decision of the Clark County Republican Party to reject Leslie Lewallen as a Republican candidate in this important race.