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Vancouver Fire Department responds to fatality fire
Two adult residents escaped from a house fire in East Vancouver Thursday morning, however, an adult female died from possible carbon monoxide poisoning.
Opinion: WSDOT has spent over $234 million in constitutionally protected road funds to benefit transit, bike and pedestrian projects
Mariya Frost of the Washington Policy Center examines how the agency is spending funds that are dedicated by the state constitution’s 18th amendment.
Vicki Kraft announces candidacy for Washington’s 3rd Congressional District
Washington state representative Vicki Kraft joins a crowded field for Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler’s seat.
Hockinson School Board approves replacement levy proposal for February vote
At its Nov. 29 Regular Board Meeting, the members of the Hockinson School Board voted to approve (4-0) an Educational Programs and Operation (EP&O) levy resolution. The decision places the proposed…
Effort to prohibit vaccine mandates in Clark County advances with submitting of mini initiative petition
Over 11,505 signatures submitted to county elections staff to prohibit vaccine mandates.
Does a vaccine have to actually provide immunity anymore?
Omicron variant adds to concerns about protection offered by COVID-19 vaccines.
Opinion: A wonderful future lies ahead
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill shares that ‘it’s time to stop complaining and get involved in our wonderful system of self-government as the founders envisioned it.’
Lung cancer screening: Nurse navigator at Vancouver Clinic provides personal touch
Renee Klein, a nurse navigator for Vancouver Clinic’s Lung Cancer Screening Program, lost her mother to cancer and wants to help other families with early detection and coordinated treatment plans.
Drug prevention efforts ‘grow’ in Battle Ground
For the past several years, Prevent Together has gathered a small group of youth to ‘plant the promise’ during Red Ribbon Week.
Yale Park boat ramp closed Dec. 6 & 7 for land survey work
The Yale Park boat ramp will be unusable Dec. 6 & 7 as Yale Lake is being temporarily lowered to accommodate a land survey of Saddle Dam.
Battle Ground Citizen of the Year nominations open
Battle Ground Citizen of the Year is a time-honored tradition, and recipients receive recognition in many ways.
Update: Missing endangered Vancouver man found safe
Norman Nielsen left his home in Vancouver at about 12:45 a.m. on Sunday.