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Clark County Public Works opens picnic shelter reservations for 2021, 2022
Park goers can reserve their favorite picnic shelters at Clark County parks.
Camas hires Jeff Swanson as temporary city manager
Citizens express concerns about temporary Camas city manager hiring and contract, as council delays spending on North Shore home.
Hockinson Blueberry Festival returns Saturday
…wing the success of last year’s inaugural event, the Hockinson Blueberry Festival is returning to celebrate the area’s blueberry farms and small businesses.
Aug. 3 primary and special election voter registration deadlines
…n the mail to all registered voters in qualifying jurisdictions.
Battle Ground Lions Club celebrates 50 years of service
Battle Ground Lions Club celebrates its past but also looks toward the future, hoping to attract new members to maintain the legacy of the service club.
Hockinson man dies from injuries suffered in two-car collision Sunday night
…drivers of two vehicles involved in a Sunday evening collision in Hockinson were transported to an area hospital and one was arrested and charged with Vehicular Assault, according to a report from the…
Clyde Burkle reconsiders appointment to seat on Ridgefield City Council
…the Ridgefield City Council appointed Clyde Burkle to Position 7 on Thursday, filling one of the two vacancies created by council resignations.
Expect overnight delays on southbound I-5 in Vancouver for pavement repair Friday night
Maintenance crews will close up to three lanes on southbound I-5 just north of the I-5/Interstate 205 split and the on-ramp from Northeast 179th Street
Golf journey takes father-son combos to Pebble Beach
Camden Mills received a memorable graduation gift from his family, a trip with his father Gary to Pebble Beach and three other famous golf courses.
C-TRAN’s BRT ‘savings’ for The Vine don’t appear to pencil out
…urly costs for BRT were to be offset by a 25 percent reduction in hours of service that never happened at C-TRAN.
Opinion: Roads, not light rail, get us through extreme weather
Stew Robertson of the Cascade Policy Institute points out that light rail has problems with reliability despite massive government funding.
Opinion: You need to be actively looking for a job to continue receiving unemployment benefits
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center discusses the reinstatement of the requirement for claimants of unemployment benefits to actively look for a job to receive…