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Woodland High School’s Beaver Bots nearly doubled as teamwork and engineering attract new members
The Beaver Bots are one of 140 teams at high schools across Washington state taking part in the For Inspiration & Recognition of Science & Technology robotics competitions.
Opinion: Gov. Inslee speaks about his vaccine mandate
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center shares that the governor’s dealings with COVID-19 seem more political than about public health.
Inslee proposes Washington taxpayers spend $15 million on abortion services, training
Gov. Jay Inslee’s proposed budget for the upcoming biennium includes $15 million in taxpayer money to be spent on providing abortion services and training for abortion providers.
FBI got Top Secret clearances for Twitter execs to quash Biden story
The FBI worked with the intelligence community to pressure Twitter and other social media and news media to censor the New York Post’s revelations of Joe Biden’s knowledge of his family’s influence…
Top pikeminnow fisherman saves salmon; earns nearly $70,000
In 2022, anglers caught and removed more than 140,000 northern pikeminnow from the Columbia and Snake rivers, protecting hundreds of thousands of young salmon and steelhead from predation.
Hazardous trees to be removed at Foley and Tiger Tree neighborhood parks
Clark County Public Works, Parks and Lands will be working with a tree service contractor to trim and/or remove hazardous trees in Foley (undeveloped) and Tiger Tree Neighborhood Parks.
Law enforcement officials honored at Target Zero’s ‘Night of 1000 Stars’
On Saturday night, Target Zero, an initiative with the intent to reduce the number of traffic-related deaths and serious injuries to zero by the year 2030, held an awards ceremony in Battle Ground…
Area residents and dignitaries honor fallen veterans at annual Wreaths Across America event
For the 10th year, Vancouver’s Evergreen Memorial Gardens was the site of a Wreaths Across America event Saturday.
Semi Bird shares his early plans to run for governor
Gubernatorial Candidate Semi Bird was in Southwest Washington for a Patriots United event Thursday, speaking to several hundred people at the Black Pearl on the Columbia in Washougal.
Opinion: The cost of Washington’s new CO2 tax: the bad news and the less bad news
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center shares that the impact on prices will appear next year.
Elderly woman rescued from Vancouver apartment fire
An elderly woman was rescued from an apartment fire that displaced 13 residents Friday in Vancouver.
Santa’s Posse ready to ride, thanks to Herculean volunteer effort
Santa’s Posse, a partnership between the Clark County Sheriff’s Office and the community, set to deliver toys and food to 1,500 families in need in Southwest Washington on Sunday morning.