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Students across the Battle Ground School District who are interested in robotics, engineering, design and technology will benefit from a $10,000 grant awarded to the CloverBots program run by Prair…
Volunteers will be touring the community in the newly launched Mobile Children’s Museum Columbia Play Project will join GiveMore24! in the annual day of fundraising on Thursday (Sept. 22). Columbia…
There are several categories where students from elementary through high school can compete for financial awards and recognition Financial awards for student essays presented by The Sons of The Ame…
The award recipient will address the community during a livestream, available on Facebook Live, on Thu., Sept. 29 The Greater Vancouver Chamber (GVC) and Riverview Bank will bring Clark County the…
The Vancouver Police Department is investigating a shooting that took place Sunday evening.
The Ridgefield Education Association and Ridgefield School District have come to a tentative agreement on a new teachers’ contract.
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains how we’ll have to wait and see who actually gets to join the nearly 500,000 people who escaped the LTC payroll tax by having private insurance.
Facebook, whose chief Mark Zuckerberg already has admitted trying to influence the 2020 election for Joe Biden by suppressing damaging information at the request of the FBI, now has been caught spy…
Vancouver resident Ann Donnelly responds to Clark County Sheriff candidate Rey Reynolds.
Former football players and coaches, along with family and friends, gathered for Friday Night Lights at Columbia River High School to pay tribute to the late John O’Rourke, who was a teacher and co…
In a Senate hearing, executives for social media giants were speechless when asked if they should censor President Biden for claiming people who get vaccinated for COVID-19 won’t go to the hospital…
On Thursday the public finally got a look at what a potential bike and pedestrian path being planned as a part of the project could look like.