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Fire officials remind public about safe holiday cooking
With cooking being the leading cause of home fires, it stands to reason that Thanksgiving Day is the leading day in the United States for home fires involving cooking equipment.
Opinion: Thousands of Washington employees no longer forced to pay unions to keep their jobs
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center shares that in an era in which people are losing their livelihoods because of government mandates, it’s encouraging to remember the U.S. Supreme Cour…
Sen. Lynda Wilson says final 2021 revenue forecast supports her call for tax, inflation relief
Senator Lynda Wilson reports out look for the state’s four-year budget period has improved by around $10 billion this year.
State football: Camas, Ridgefield fall in quarterfinals
Camas drops Class 4A quarterfinal football game against Kamiakin, while Ridgefield loses to Squalicum in 2A quarterfinal
State volleyball: Columbia River claims championship
The Columbia River Rapids defeat league-rival Ridgefield, ending the Spudders’ long reign atop Class 2A volleyball in Washington; Camas finishes fifth in Class 4A
State girls soccer: Camas completes perfect season, wins 4A title
The Camas Papermakers win the program’s third state title, defeating Issaquah in the Class 4A girls soccer state championship match; Hockinson ends up second in Class 2A
VFW dedicates new pavilion
A gift from the Cowlitz Indian Tribe, as well as donations from other local business owners, led to the creation of a new pavilion outside of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 7824, in Vancouver.
HS playoffs: Four local teams still with shot at volleyball and soccer titles
Columbia River and Ridgefield make it to the semifinals of the Class 2A state volleyball tournament, and in soccer, Camas is in the 4A final and Hockinson is in the 2A final
Letter: ‘How do you reach out and care for your community?’
Jasper Knox addresses opportunities for Clark County residents to show warm compassion during the winter months.
$14 billion in federal funds for ‘infrastructure,’ but ODOT plans to continue to seek tolls
Washington and Oregon are each awash in money for transportation programs.
Prairie students grow tradition of inspiring others
During the week-long Inspire Week tradition, students look for ways to be kind and encourage kindness to others.
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue extinguishes house fire east of Ridgefield
A house east of Ridgefield sustained significant heat and smoke damage in an early morning fire Friday.