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Vancouver Police investigate strong-armed robbery
On Wednesday (Sept. 28) at about 10:50 a.m., Vancouver Police responded to a strong-armed robbery that occurred at the Vancouver Mall located at 8700 Vancouver Mall Drive.
Clark County Council District 2 candidates participate in candidate forum
Michelle Belkot and Chartisha Roberts shared their views this week at the forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of Clark County.
Vancouver Police investigate shooting and attempt to identify suspect
Vancouver Police Department personnel are asking for the public’s help to identify a suspect in an early-morning shooting.
Opinion: Next step for Inslee’s permanent vaccine mandate
Elizabeth Hovde shares why the Washington Policy Center recommends the Legislature repeal this mandate when it meets this coming January.
Area residents can keep leaves out of storm drains with free leaf disposal coupons
From Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, Vancouver and Clark County residents can drop off up to five cubic yards of leaves at one of the four designated sites shown on the coupon, at no charge.
Battle Ground Public Schools director of Career and Technical Education earns national recognition
Cindy Arnold, Battle Ground Public Schools’ director of career and technical education, has been named the Association for Career and Technical Education’s Region V Administrator of the Year.
Salmon fishing resumes beginning Oct. 1 for Columbia River below Bonneville Dam
The lower Columbia River below Bonneville Dam will open additional areas for recreational salmon fishing beginning Oct. 1
Vancouver PD runs in honor of Donald Sahota
Police officers, in full uniform, run relay for the marathon, while others opted for a half marathon at Appetree Run in a show support for Donald Sahota and his family.
Opinion: Governor agrees to keep future government employee compensation talks secret
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center states, ‘state and local government employment contracts should not be negotiated in secret.’
CDC database: 648 nursing babies harmed by COVID vax, 3 dead
An analysis of reports in a database run by the CDC and the FDA found 648 cases of side effects in breastfed infants whose mothers received the COVID-19 vaccine, including three deaths.
Jesus Fest arrives in Vancouver this weekend
Jesus Fest, a free event for all, will focus on healing for the community as well as the purpose and joy of following Jesus.
C-TRAN expands free youth fare program to all riders 18 and under
The C-TRAN Board of Directors has approved an expansion of the Youth Opportunity Pass program that will provide free access to transit to all riders 18 and under.