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Woodland Middle School introduced two new afterschool clubs – Art Club and Craft Club – in November to provide ways for students to engage in lessons or activities they might not have the opportuni…
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill reminds citizens you can influence Olympia effectively when you pay attention and communicate about the issues you care about.
Four victims injured in a stabbing incident at the New Phoenix and Last Frontier Casino in La Center Monday night are expected to survive the attack, which led to the arrest of a 41-year-old Vancou…
One week after members of the Camas City Council narrowly voted 4-3 to approve a new 2 percent tax on utility bills, citizens have filed a referendum petition to have their voices heard on the matter.
The Dec. 9 announcement allows Washington to extend access to health insurance to some 105,000 Washington residents who are currently ineligible due to their immigration status
Of the 68% of American adults who took a COVID-19 vaccine, 41% say they have suffered at least a minor side effect, according to a Rasmussen poll.
The Clark County Youth Commission is seeking nominations to recognize 300 local youth that demonstrate personal growth and community contribution in one of thirteen categories of achievement.
Jason Mercier explains why the brief should be accepted by the Washington state Supreme Court.
On Saturday, the Vancouver Police Officer’s Guild and Nautilus, Inc. hosted a holiday shopping event for kids in need.
The business leaders group Identity Clark County has selected Kim Hamlik to fill the Ed Lynch Board Seat, an honorary one-year term on its board of directors.
The House Judiciary Committee passed a draft version of the $858 billion National Defense Authorization Act, which includes a provision that repeals the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for military members.
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares why taxpayers still have a right to know how public spending decisions are made on their behalf.