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Vancouver seeks applicants for position on City Center Redevelopment Authority
The city of Vancouver is seeking applicants with broad business backgrounds who are interested in getting more involved in city government to fill one, mid-term vacancy on its City Center Redevelop…
Mailbox thieves brazenly using master keys in Clark County
Theft of personal property crimes are on the rise in Clark County and city of Vancouver and increasing examples of mailbox theft illustrates that trend.
Opinion: Update on the long-term-care payroll tax
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center maintains repeal is the only real fix for this long-term-care mess.
State tolling revenues down $158 million due to pandemic with $464 million drop over decade
Vehicle traffic paying tolls down 34 percent may serve as ‘caution’ for Oregon tolling plans.
Rep. Vicki Kraft to hold in-person 17th District town hall Saturday morning, March 19, at WSU Vancouver
Rep. Vicki Kraft is prepared to answer questions about what she termed a ‘contentious legislative session.’
Letter: Washington parents help school boards take back their authority at the local level
Vancouver resident Sally Snyder shared a letter sent by Parents of Vancouver Public School to the members of the Vancouver School Board.
Opinion: Fact check – State transportation budget raises taxes on gasoline
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center takes a deeper look at how Washington drivers will be impacted by the transportation package passed by lawmakers last week.
Will the IBR try to force people out of their cars?
People want traffic congestion relief from Interstate Bridge project.
Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atkins announces service cuts due to staff shortages
Beginning March 31, Clark County patrol deputies will no longer respond to calls for several different types of service.
CDC data: Millennials experienced ‘a Vietnam War’ in 2nd half of 2021
‘Shocking’ spike in deaths coincides with vaccine mandates, booster shots.
Summer trip to Poland a chance for BGHS teacher to gain perspective
World History teacher Amanda Fulfer is excited to join other educators from around the state on a trip to Poland this July.
18th District Rep. Larry Hoff announces he will not seek reelection in November
Hoff, who is serving his second term as a state representative, says that while there is more work to do, it is the right time to retire.