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Area teams look for top finishes at state bowling
Evergreen and Prairie (3A), Columbia River (2A), and Skyview (4A) to roll in team competition at state bowling, the first winter sport to hold a state competition since 2020
Letter: Is Washougal High School really looking out for the safety of its students?
Washougal resident Nicole Elliott shares her concerns about what she believes is inconsistent communication from Washougal High School administration.
Dr. Marty Makary: Rehire people fired for being unvaccinated
In the wake of worker shortages, a Supreme Court ruling and the growing acknowledgment that the shots don’t prevent infection, it’s time to bring back workers who were fired for not being vaccinate…
Battle Ground to hold parks, trails and recreational resources open house
The city of Battle Ground is updating its Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Plan.
City of Vancouver opens picnic shelter reservations
Celebrate safely with friends and family by hosting your spring or summer gathering at a city park.
Security issue may have made some personal information vulnerable on WSDOT system
A vulnerability involving a Washington State Department of Transportation system may have exposed personal information stored in an internal database of about 2,200 people
Eileen Quiring O’Brien resigns her position as chair of Clark County Council
Eileen Quiring O’Brien resigned her position as chair of the Clark County Council Wednesday morning during the weekly council time meeting.
County Council votes to reject mini initiative petition that would have stopped some mandates in Clark County
Clark County councilors voted 4-1 at the end of a four-hour meeting Tuesday night to reject the petition.
One American state moves to make ivermectin available to consumers
Lawmakers’ plan would let patients buy Ivermectin despite FDA warnings.
Opinion: Single-payer health care dies in California, yet again
Officials in Washington state continue to slog toward a 2026 deadline for a state-based, single-payer health care system.
Letter: ‘We have a lot in common when it comes to wanting Ridgefield to maintain it’s homegrown charm’
Ridgefield resident Jodi Fontyn-McKinney shares her thoughts on the Ridgefield School District bond measure on the Feb. 8 special election ballot.
Republicans offer long-term plan to rescue family and medical leave program without rate hike
Republican senators have introduced a plan to rescue the state’s Paid Family and Medical Leave insurance program and put it on stable footing through 2028, without increasing the premiums paid by W…