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Opinion: Just say no
“The Oregon and Washington highway departments are at it again, pushing a 10- or 12-lane, five mile long freeway widening project that’s likely to cost at least $5 billion.”
County releases most recent Community Needs Assessment in multiple languages
Clark County Community Services this week announced its 2020 Community Needs Assessment is now available in multiple languages.
NIH chief confirms coronavirus data concealed at China’s request
The NIH “eliminated from public view” the crucial virus data from the lab in Wuhan, China, acting director Lawrence Tabak told a House Appropriations subcommittee Wednesday.
Opinion: Raiding protected reserve account (BSA) leads to confusion
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares that social media comments make it look like some folks didn’t read the entire report to see the analysis of unrestricted reserves and believed…
Opposing statements sought for Aug. 2 ballot measures
For the August 2022 Primary and Special Election, the Elections Office, as the filing officer, has received seven propositions that do not have citizens appointed to write a statement against.
Vancouver Victory squads make home debuts on Saturday
Catching up with a couple of Clark County high school graduates who love playing for the Vancouver Victory, the local club teams, in preparation for more college soccer.
Tsering Cornell appointed to Clark County Superior Court
Gov. Jay Inslee has appointed Tsering Cornell to the Clark County Superior Court. Cornell replaces Judge Scott Collier, who retires June 30.
Preparations for first annual Parkersville Day continue
Parkersville Day will be held on the first Saturday of every June, and the first of the planned annual events will be held this year on June 4, from noon to 3 p.m. in Parker’s Landing Historical Pa…
POLL: Do you believe Gov. Inslee should change his long-standing messaging, which continuously shames those who are vaccine hesitant?
Do you believe Gov. Inslee should change his long-standing messaging, which continuously shames those who are vaccine hesitant?
Ace McLean: Union High School golfer describes her hole-in-one
Paige McLean of Union High School, who has only been playing golf for two years, hit a hole-in-one on Tuesday, the first ace in the history of the District 4 girls golf tournament
Opinion: New COVID-19 messaging from governor is needed; old script is dangerous, booster case numbers concerning
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains why Gov. Inslee’s messaging suggesting vaccination controls spread is not only wrong but reckless.
Volunteer clean-up projects start this week in downtown Vancouver
Vancouver’s Downtown Association, the city of Vancouver, and the Parks Foundation of Clark County are teaming up with volunteers to have a clean-up day Saturday — one of three events that focus on…