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County Elections office open Saturday (Nov. 5) to assist voters
The Clark County Elections Office will be open 8 am to 2 pm Saturday, Nov. 5 to assist voters with the Nov. 8 General and Special Election.
Prairie High School Drama presents ‘Once Upon a Mattress’
Prairie High School drama students are busy putting the final touches on their first full production of the school year, Once Upon a Mattress, written by Mary Rodgers and Marshall Barer.
Ridgefield High School Theatre presents Clue: High School Edition
It’s a dark and stormy night. You’ve been invited to a dinner party. But what has happened to the host — and can you trust the other guests? Ridgefield High School Theatre has the thrilling answer…
City of Vancouver commemorates historic James Lee Hansen public art installation
On Friday (Oct. 28), the city of Vancouver celebrated Pacific Northwest artist James Lee Hanson with a ribbon cutting to commemorate the public art installation of 34 historic sculptural panels des…
Mountain View saves its football season
The Mountain View Thunder are playing their best football of the year, and they needed to do just that in order to make it to the postseason, defeating Evergreen and Prairie on Monday night in a ti…
Letter: ‘Who would vote to oppose tolls on a replacement Interstate Bridge (also light rail)?’
Portland resident Jim Karlock contacted area candidates and reports their positions on the Interstate Bridge replacement project.
Letter: ‘Exercise your right to vote’
Washougal resident Anne Haller expresses her opinions about the Third Congressional District race.
Letter: ‘With Marie, we will take a bold step forward’
Third Congressional District Lynne Treat offers her thoughts on the Congressional race.
Lawmakers should say ‘no more’ to being shut out during state of emergency
Sen. Lynda Wilson says legislators should commit to completing the reform of Washington’s 1969 emergency-powers law when they meet in 2023.
Opinion: Emergency powers reform still needed; state Supreme Court agrees to review governor’s authority
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares that our system of governance is not meant to be the arbitrary rule of one behind closed doors.
Judge rules on policy suppressing conservative views
An organization that started out protecting individual rights in America’s academic world, and now has expanded to call itself the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, still is working…
Hazel Dell bar owner arrested after threatening cannabis employees
The owner of a Hazel Dell bar was arrested late Saturday night after threatening employees at a cannabis dispensary.