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Opinion: Countdown to Olympia
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill says it’s time to start the countdown to Olympia.
Anna Countryman is the new Miss Clark County at competition held Saturday
Naomi Green named Miss Clark County’s Outstanding Teen and Natalie Worthy named Miss Greater Vancouver.
Artstra joins Artists Sunday on Nov. 28 to spotlight area artists this holiday season
Artstra’s Open Studios website highlights participating artists year-round and has made it easy to connect and shop for art on a local level.
Clark County Public Health lifts advisories at Round and Lacamas lakes in Camas
Clark County Public Health has lifted its blue-green algae advisories at Round Lake and Lacamas Lake in Camas. The blooms of cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae, at both lakes have dissip…
Bringing mobile care to the homeless community
Columbia River Mental Health Services is launching a new program to help those who are unhoused and struggling with physical and mental health concerns.
Two Clark County races headed for mandatory recount
Two local races in the Nov. 2 general election have triggered a mandatory recount, according to Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey.
Seventeen-year-old Washington female dies from heart attack weeks after receiving second Pfizer vaccination
VAERS data indicates three Washington deaths following COVID-19 vaccination.
HS sports Saturday: A busy day of winners for Southwest Washington
Camas and Ridgefield reach football quarterfinals, while Camas, Ridgefield, Hockinson, and Columbia River soccer make it to the final four of their tournaments
State football: Hockinson puts up fight in season-ending loss
Hockinson Hawks scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns in seven seconds to get back in the game, but Enumclaw scored last to prevail 38-28 in the state playoffs
County Charter amendments create new map for 5th district, eliminating countywide chair election
New County Council maps and change in role of county chair discussed by Councilman Karen Bowerman
Opinion: Will Governor Inslee implement a stricter vaccine requirement than the federal government
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center reports Gov. Jay Inslee may be considering stronger restrictions on small business.
Leaves of Change sculpture installed at renovated Columbia House
Vancouver Housing Authority commissioned Cobalt Designworks to make the 17-foot tall metal sculpture called Leaves of Change, which depicts a butterfly flying from a spent cocoon.