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With “The Day the Earth Stood Still,” Re-Imagined Radio envisions our possible future
Re-Imagined Radio will present a science-fiction classic, “The Day the Earth Stood Still,” in May, with subsequent broadcasts and streams provided by local, regional and international br…
Letter: Loyal reader offers a suggestion for Clark County Today
Wynn Grcich encourages others to share their thoughts on her idea of a County Book of the Month Club.
RHS Theatre presents ‘The Addams Family’
Ridgefield High School Theatre is putting on six performances of the musical comedy “The Addams Family” starting May 5, featuring an original story about Wednesday Addams falling in…
Washington state’s new capital gains tax has raked in nearly $850M so far
As of Monday, the state Department of Revenue reports 3,160 capital gains tax payments have been received for a total of $848,495,284.09.
Legislative town halls coming May 13 to Battle Ground, Vancouver
…s that did and did not pass during the 105-day regular session.
It’s that time of year: SR 504 to Mount St. Helens observatory reopens
As of noon Wednesday, travelers on State Route 504 once again had access past the gates at Coldwater Lake continuing up to the Johnston Ridge Observ…
Work at Lacamas Regional Park to impact visitor parking and access May 8-19
Work at Lacamas Regional Park to impact visitor parking and access May 8-19. The overflow parking lot off Northeast 35th Avenue will be improved to prepare for…
Inslee won’t seek another term
Washington Governor Jay Inslee announces he will not seek reelection next year after serving in the state’s executive role since 2013.
Opinion: Federal vaccine mandate on employees is ending; Washington state’s remains
Elizabeth Hovde believes the governor’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for remaining and future employees of small cabinet and executive agencies is misguided, discriminatory and outdated.
Vancouver City Council sends supplemental budget to public hearing
On May 1, the Vancouver City Council approved an ordinance for the first supplemental budget of 2023 and set a second reading and public hea…
Clark College announces artist selection for Boschma Farms campus
The Clark College Art Selection committee selected accomplished Cowlitz tribal artist Sarah Folden to lead a group of artists to create public art for the new campus.
Senate Republican leader cautious about drug-law ‘special’ session
…aun offered a comment following Gov. Jay Inslee’s proclamation that the Legislature will reconvene May 16. Washington State lawmakers are in a special session to work on a new law regarding the posses…