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First Friday kicks off 2022 celebration of arts in Vancouver
Vancouver’s Downtown Association presents an Art Walk every first Friday of the month, celebrating artists and galleries
Opinion: ‘Seeking balance’ on emergency powers
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses the latest information related to the discussion of the state’s emergency powers reform.
Clark County Superior and District Courts suspend jury trials
All suspended trials will be rescheduled to a time when they can be safely conducted again.
Members of Battle Ground City Council elect Philip Johnson to two-year term as mayor
The Battle Ground City Council welcomed their newest members and selected a mayor and deputy mayor at their first meeting of 2022.
Letter: ‘If people can get sick and spread germs regardless of vaccination status, should we ALL be excluded whenever we are exposed’
Vancouver resident Ann Makar discusses issues related to the possibility that the state Board of Health will impose additional COVID mandates.
Hockinson School District to host Virtual Levy Information Night
Hockinson School District will hold a Virtual Levy Information Night on Tue., Jan. 18 at 6:30 p.m.
Clark County Public Works responding to impacts of recent heavy rains, high water
Recent heavy rains are impacting communities around the state, with minor impacts occurring in Clark County.
POLL: The Omicron variant is proving to be much less deadly. Should we still be testing for it?
The Omicron variant is proving to be much less deadly. Should we still be testing for it?
The Omicron variant is proving to be much less deadly. Should we still be testing for it?
Do Pfizer inoculations do more harm than good?
Evidence suggests milder Omicron variant appears to ignore both vaccinated and natural immunity.
Opinion: Delay legislation on long-term-care law has hearings scheduled for next week
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center looks ahead to the first week of the legislative session and what is scheduled for the long-term care law discussion.
House Republicans introduce emergency powers reform bill to restore balance, trust in state government
Rep. Chris Corry has introduced a bill to reform the state’s emergency powers laws.