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Vancouver Police investigate shooting
On Wednesday (Oct. 26) at about 3:30 a.m., Vancouver Police responded to the 2000 block of Brandt Rd. for a disturbance with weapons call. Multiple callers reported hearing shots fired.
State Supreme Court reinstates employees fired for refusing vaccine
Finding that “being vaccinated does not prevent an individual from contracting or transmitting COVID-19,” the New York State Supreme Court ordered the reinstatement of all New York City employees w…
Opinion: Washington business taxes are some of the highest in the nation
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center explains that reducing the regulations and taxes on business will reduce consumer prices and provide budgetary relief.
Recreational burn bans lifted in Vancouver and Battle Ground
Vancouver Fire Marshal Heidi Scarpelli announced today she is lifting the ban on recreational fires within the city limits effective at 12:01 a.m. Tue., Oct. 25.
Letter: ‘This is a critical election’
La Center resident Jason Granneman offers his support for John Horch in the race for sheriff.
Joe Kent Campaign issues statement on ‘fraudulent’ Daily Beast article
Democrat Activist Outlet The Daily Beast recently reported a false story about Joe Kent’s employer not existing when, in fact, they were confused about the name of Joe’s employer.
Clark College: Educating for the Seventh Generation
On Friday (Nov. 4), Clark College welcomes the community as it hosts its tenth annual celebration of indigenous cultures, Educating for the Seventh Generation.
Vancouver resident challenges book previously made available at the Columbia River High School library
Sally Snyder attended the October meeting prepared with a presentation that included handouts of the most disturbing illustrations and text from Gender Queer
Opinion: State Supreme Court sets Jan. 26 hearing for capital gains income tax lawsuit
‘Claiming an income tax is instead an excise tax to set up litigation in hopes the state Supreme Court will now say that we don’t own our income is disingenuous at best.’
State tax agency shouldn’t act like new income tax is ‘done deal,’ says Sen. Lynda Wilson
Senator questions why the state government’s tax collector is continuing to work on the rule for implementing the new state income tax struck down by Douglas County judge.
Prevention groups holding drive-thru drug take-back events on Sat., Oct. 29
Community members are encouraged to bring their unused and expired prescriptions and over‐the‐counter medications for safe, free disposal.
Fundraiser event will honor first responders and legacy of Buffalo Soldiers
An auction will be one of the fundraisers at a music and dinner event presented by the Veterans and First Responders Board of SW WA on Friday, with a salute to the legacy of Buffalo Soldiers.