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…in December with multiple performances of Descendants: The Musical at Prairie High School.
Playoff season arrives for high school football, volleyball, and girls soccer as The Study of Sports dives into local matchups and a quick turn to pro sports talk, including a World Series recap.
Gov. Bob Ferguson appointed Matt Ransom of Camas and Gael Tarleton of Seattle to the Washington State Transportation Commission, filling open seats for r…
The U.S. House is expected to pass a stopgap spending bill ending the record 43-day shutdown, with lawmakers now facing a Jan. 30 deadline to complete…
Vancouver resident and retired Army veteran Sara Sharp urges accountability and reform after sharing her experience of neglect at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center.
…Legacy Veterans Day Parade, followed by a community open house at Pearson Field hosted by CMAC.
Rep. John Ley criticizes WSP’s 32 percent profit on the IBR consulting contract, which has ballooned from $44 million to $293.5 million through multiple amendments and “extra work.”
…hosted its November luncheon honoring local veterans with music, remembrance, and gratitude for their service.
The Clark County Historical Museum will host its Winter Native Arts Market on Dec. 20, a free celebration of Indigenous art, music, and storytelling in downtown Vancouve…
WFEA named the Vancouver Arts & Music Festival USA the Southwest Washington Event of the Year, recognizing a city–VSO partnership that drew 50,000+ attendees and highlighted…
Prairie High School’s Drama Club will perform Six the Musical: Teen Edition, a high-energy show celebrating girl power and history through song.
…spite $1.8 trillion in taxpayer funding since 1991, transit use has declined, delivering little public benefit for massive spending.