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Inspire Vancouver will distribute $6–7M annually across five grant types, from $5,000 innovation awards to $300,000+ capital projects.
Chair Sue Marshall will cover the Charter Review Commission, Comprehensive Plan Update, and county budget at the May 19 address.
WSU Vancouver's free Preview Day on May 14 connects prospective students with admissions counselors, financial aid experts, and current Cougs.
Battle Ground University's free civic program runs September through November, covering finance, public works, and public safety.
Officer Holly Musser issued 80 kindness citations last year, earning her fourth Kindness Cop of the Year recognition.
Johann Peters argues dropping light rail from the IBR would close a funding gap and free up capital for a second crossing east of I-205.
Quiring O'Brien called the auditor's office "the foundation of fair and secure elections" in Clark County.
A Vancouver cyber tip led to charges against one man and a felony warrant for a local pediatrician now deceased.
Senate Minority Leader John Braun calls Washington's new income tax unconstitutional and says a spending problem can't be solved with new revenue.
Washington's 55.4-cent gas excise tax plus CCA costs push per-gallon state burden past $1.17, with automatic annual increases ahead.
Democratic incumbents face intra-party challengers as all 98 House seats and 24 Senate seats go up for election.
Several homes near NE 156th Street were struck by gunfire before Cyree Phillips was taken into custody without incident.