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Legacy of Patrick Hough lives on through CASEE program
Patrick Hough endowment fund grew to over $2 million and today it provides approximately $100,000 in educational grants each year to help sustain programs at the CASEE Center.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office responds to assault with a knife at Heritage High School
A student from another high school suffered a laceration to his arm in a disturbance that took place on the grounds at Heritage High School Thursday morning.
Chair Bowerman forwards names of three candidates to fill open County Council seat in District 5
Battle Ground resident Dick Rylander, La Center resident Peter Silliman and Yacolt resident Thomas Schenk named as final candidates to replace Eileen Quiring O’Brien.
Commentary: From Hermiston, a love for basketball, family, and friends
Reporter Paul Valencia goes back in time, if you will, to Hermiston, to witness the first Washington state girls basketball game ever played in Oregon, to a place that gave him his love for the sport.
HS gymnastics: Camas looking for fourth consecutive state title
State high school gymnastics championships are Friday and Saturday at Sammamish High School, and the Camas Papermakers are hoping to extend their incredible run
POLL: Who is right in the tax battle between the states: Washington legislators or Oregon’s lawmakers?
Who is right in the tax battle between the states: Washington legislators or Oregon’s lawmakers?
Eileen Quiring O’Brien submits official letter of resignation from County Council
Eileen Quiring O’Brien made her resignation from the Clark County Council official Thursday in a letter to County Manager Kathleen Otto. Letter contains harsh words about the behavior of fellow Cou…
Oregon Republicans threaten to walk away from Interstate Bridge project over fuel tax
Tax war between Washington and other states continues.
Opinion: Transportation tax package is partisan and divisive
Mariya Frost of the Washington Policy Center reports that the $16.8 billion Democrat transportation revenue legislation was developed to the exclusion of Republicans.
Ridgefield and Seton Catholic students pen winning history essays
Each year, SAR invites high school students to submit entries discussing people or events from The American Revolution or subjects dealing with the U.S. Constitution.
Spring Chinook salmon fishing season set for Columbia River
The 2022 forecast for upriver spring Chinook numbers is 122,900 fish, which would be the highest return since 2016 and above the 91,756 fish that returned last year.
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity announces new Habitat Home Trust and permanent affordability
The first 50 homes in the trust include the homes at Habitat’s new Johnson Village subdivision, and homes the nonprofit acquired with Vancouver Housing Authority.