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Clark County Fire District 10 seeks to increase staffing with a levy lid lift
The Board of Commissioners of Clark County Fire District 10 adopted a resolution at their regular meeting to seek a Levy Lid Lift in the August 2022 Primary Election.
Clark College Theatre: <i>It’s only a Play</i> by Terrance McNally
The Clark College Theatre Department presents Terrence McNally’s It’s Only a Play , directed by Mark Owsley.
BBQ Fest at ilani seeks local contestants
Barbecue season is almost here, and ilani wants to celebrate with the first ilani BBQ Fest in June, featuring world-famous chefs plus local cooks in a competition.
Biden suspends plan for Orwellian ‘Disinformation Governance Board’
Administration official complains nominee to be director hit by ‘personal attacks.’
City of Vancouver announces next police chief
Jeffrey Mori has been the assistant chief for the Vancouver Police Department the past three years.
Opinion: Sending hopeful messages about state’s long-term-care law doesn’t make it a good deal; exemptions continue
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides insight that cuts through administrators’ messages of hope.
Sue Marshall to run for Clark County Council, District 5 position
Marshall has served on the Clark Clean Water Commission, Friends of Clark County board, and is currently vice president of the Clark Conservation District.
Art returns to the Anstine Sixth Floor Gallery with new exhibit
An art exhibit featuring the work of local artists Kelly Neidig and Steven Stoltenberg is on display at the Anstine Sixth Floor Gallery through Fri., July 29.
JAMA study: Pfizer COVID shot’s protection fades in weeks
A peer-reviewed paper published by the Journal of the American Medical Association concluded that immunity against the omicron coronavirus variant fades rapidly after a second and third dose of the…
WSDOT’s safety rest area free coffee program returns May 20
After more than two years, volunteer groups across the state can once again participate in the state’s free coffee program at selected safety rest areas, providing coffee to the traveling public.
John Ley announces candidacy for Washington State Representative, 18th District, position 2
John Ley asks: “Where’s the value?” in how the government serves the people. He does so because he believes the people of the 18th Legislative District deserve a state representative with a proven…
Evergreen High School theater: This ‘Newsies’ hat has special meaning for senior
Emily Nicholson, a choreographer and cast member in Evergreen’s production, received a ‘Newsies’ hat from the merchandise stand on Broadway when she was 10 years old, and now wears that hat on stag…