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State of the Fair: Clark County Fair CEO looking forward to putting on another party in 2027
Clark County Fair CEO John Morrison says the 2026 fair drew 246,000 visitors and Butler Amusements recorded an all-time revenue high.
ATF to stop enforcing certain firearm rules, Washington restrictions remain
ATF drops enforcement of certain NFA registration rules, but Washington State restrictions on short-barreled firearms and suppressors remain in place.
Opinion: Workers need employers: New state income tax puts job opportunities at risk
A new study projects roughly 7,800 fewer full-time-equivalent jobs in Washington in 2028 due to the state's new 9.9% income tax.
BIZ: Jacobus CARSTAR celebrates 50 years of serving Southwest Washington
Dave Jacobus marks 50 years of family-owned collision repair in Vancouver, tracing roots to his father Jerry's 1976 shop.
Can you be American and Catholic? West Coast Catholic Conference returns to Portland Nov. 13–14
Our Lady of Fatima Holy Name Society hosts the West Coast Catholic Conference in Portland Nov. 13–14, featuring five talks, a Traditional Latin Mass, and an $11,000 pilgrimage raffle.
Opinion: When City Hall’s drumbeat becomes county policy
Peter Bracchi examines why Clark County placed a light-rail extension resolution alongside ceremonial proclamations on July 21, 2026.
When tooth troubles happen
Pediatric dentist Dr. Ronald Hsu outlines critical first steps for knocked-out, chipped, and shifted teeth in children.
The Commission on Aging asks, ‘Winter is on its way, how can you prepare?’
Clark County Commission on Aging hosts emergency management professionals Oct. 19 to discuss winter preparedness.
Clark County seeks volunteers to serve on Railroad Advisory Board
Clark County seeks volunteers with railroad or freight-rail business experience for up to five open advisory board seats.
Greater Vancouver Chamber and Edward Jones announce Jon Girod as 2026 First Citizen Award honoree
Jon Girod founded Careers in Construction, placing Skilled Trade Centers on high school campuses across the region.
High school football: Woodland earns bragging rights over Washougal in this ‘weird’ season
Woodland beat Washougal 21-20, but the Week 6 victory has no bearing on playoff qualification under the 2A GSHL's new format.
Letter: It’s a numbers game and we cannot afford to lose!
Anna Miller of Camas argues that voter frustration is temporary, but the consequences of an election can last for generations.