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Evergreen School Board recruits District 4 replacement
…een Public Schools Board of Directors is accepting applications from residents living within the District 4 Directors Boundaries to fill a vacant seat on the governing board.
Opinion: Capturing your focus is the goal
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill shares her thoughts on House Bill 1772, which addresses emergency powers reform.
‘Savor The Couve’ continues to help businesses and nonprofit organizations
The takeout dining collaboration “Savor the Couve” hit its 10th week generating more than $77,000 for local restaurants and nonprofit organizations in the Greater Vancouv…
Senate Republicans step forward with sweeping proposal for tax relief, reform to help families, job creators
Sen. Lynda Wilson said the capital-gains income tax that was passed by majority Democrats in 2021 but wouldn’t be collected until 2023 can be repealed with…
Morning accident partially closes Padden Parkway Tuesday morning
Crews from multiple agencies responded to an accident involving a semi truck Tuesday morning on Padden Parkway.
Opinion: As academic learning declines, some officials seek even more money for education
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center shares further confirmation of a disturbing trend in Washington’s public schools.
Red Cross: National blood crisis may put patients at risk
The American Red Cross is facing a national blood crisis – its worst blood shortage in more than a decade.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office responds to attempted robberies
A suspect in an attempted robbery in Vancouver was taken into custody by Portland Police earlier today.
Interstate Bridge replacement effort gets $36 million funding boost as community group grapples with options
Portland officials push to reduce vehicle miles traveled while the people want improved travel times.
Vancouver middle and high schools temporarily moving to remote learning days
The Vancouver School District announced Monday afternoon that its middle and high schools will be moving to remote learning days for the final three weeks of January.
Opinion: When the fight against COVID is most serious, Washington state government has failed
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center offers examples of areas state officials have failed in their response to the pandemic.
Vancouver Police conclude testing and evaluation on first camera platform
On Dec. 29, the project manager, in cooperation with the testing committee, determined that the group had collected sufficient data to evalu…