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Agencies are working together to address the impacts of a landslide that washed out a bridge, damaged a roadway, and cut off power to the Johnston Ridge Observatory near Mount St. Helens.
Journey Theater offers confidence-building day camps in Clark County for all ages, including a Jesus-focused devotion time, with various programs available for teens and kids, featuring musical the…
Furry Friends plans rock and roll-themed ‘HISS’ auction at Heathman Lodge on Sept. 16, seeking donations of high-value items like trips, experiences, and electronics, with all funds going towards c…
La Center’s baseball program had the best finish among Clark County teams this season, reaching the WIAA state quarterfinals, while Camas, Hudson’s Bay, and King’s Way Christian bowed out in the ro…
Columbia River remains undefeated this season in Class 2A boys soccer, and Seton Catholic has made it to the Class 1A state semifinals for the first time in program history.
Approximately 1,300 athletes and more than 3,000 visitors were expected this weekend at Vancouver Lake for the U.S. Rowing Northwest Youth Championships.
American Firearm Association and Washington Gun Rights group join legal battle against Washington state’s new law banning the sale of modern sport rifles, arguing that the ban violates the Second A…
The 57th annual Hazel Dell Parade of Bands brought together bands, parade floats, classic vehicles, and participants, filling the air with the Sounds of Freedom once again.
A shooting occurred in Woodland, with the victim sustaining minor injuries and the suspects still at large.
Fred Meyer partners with the Clark County Fair to fight hunger by donating $10,000 to the Clark County Food Bank and offering free entry on opening day.
Washington state has a presumptive right to vote, meaning individuals are assumed to be eligible unless proven otherwise, leading to instances of ineligible people being registered to vote.
The Bureau of Land Management’s proposed rule to create conservation leases on public lands is seen as a circumvention of Congress and could limit access for livestock grazers and the public. The B…