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Single–vehicle collision claims the life of Yacolt man
On Friday (Feb. 4) at about 9:08 p.m., Clark County Sheriff’s deputies responded with Clark County Fire Districts 3, 13 and with North Country EMS ambulance, to a single-vehicle serious injury coll…
VIDEO: Honor Mile for Officer Sahota
More than 100 people walked or ran a mile in memory of Donald Sahota, the Vancouver police officer who died Saturday, as part of a rally of support that was organized by Kindness 911
Letter: This Freedom Train is rolling through your town
Battle Ground resident Harlyn Thompson discusses a protest that took place at Woodland Middle School Friday against the mask mandate in schools.
Vancouver attorney offers rebuttal to County Council in open letter
D. Angus Lee provides a response to councilors’ decision to reject a mini initiative petition that would have banned some mandates in Clark County.
Third bridge legislation introduced in Washington legislature
Planning for additional bridge across Columbia River proposed.
‘Living with COVID’: Another set of restrictions gone
The Canadian province of Saskatchewan, bordering Montana and North Dakota, is the latest government to conclude that COVID-19 is “no longer a socially dangerous disease,” meaning restrictions and m…
Vancouver Police seek video of missing teen
Antonio Martinez-Underwood,15, has been missing since Jan. 24
Opinion: What now? Advice for people exempt from long-term-care payroll tax, given last week’s delay
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center offers advice to the hundreds of thousands of people who applied for exemption from the WA Cares Fund payroll tax.1
Area residents can honor military service with a commemorative brick or customized banner
The city of Battle Ground’s Bricks & Banners program gives community members the opportunity to publicly recognize and honor the military service of an individual.
City of Vancouver to begin Broadway Corridor Utility and Paving Project in mid-February 2022
Work is being sequenced to help minimize impacts of this project and coordinate with C-TRAN construction also planned for this year.
Free info nights to be held for Running Start at Clark College
Three free, virtual Running Start Information Nights held for high school students and their parents interested in learning more about the program.
Cornerstone Christian Academy staff eye second campus plans for 2022-2023 school year
Enrollment for the 2022-2023 school year at Cornerstone Christian Academy is now open, including availability for students in the ninth grade.