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POLL: If an employee is terminated because they are unwilling to get a COVID-19 vaccination, should they be eligible to collect unemployment benefits?
If an employee is terminated because they are unwilling to get a COVID-19 vaccination, should they be eligible to collect unemployment benefits?
If an employee is terminated because they are unwilling to get a COVID-19 vaccination, should they be eligible to collect unemployment benefits?
HS football 2021: Union Titans
Tobias Merriweather, who expects to sign with Notre Dame, is a prime example of student-athlete, a star performer in the classroom and on the football field at Union High School.
Public Health issues danger advisory at Vancouver Lake due to elevated toxin levels
Clark County Public Health has issued a danger advisory for Vancouver Lake after test results revealed elevated levels of cyanotoxins in the water.
Will firefighters and first responders not show when you call 9-1-1?
Inslee vaccine mandate could cause firing of significant numbers of firefighters.
PeaceHealth CMO says recent surge in COVID-19 cases should peak in early September
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center Chief Medical Officer Dr. Lawrence Neville said Wednesday that he expects the recent surge in COVID-19 cases to peak in early September.
Bluum Coffee Truck comes to Vancouver’s Officers Row
The Bluum Coffee Truck will be found at the O.O. Howard House parking lot, located near the Officers Row roundabout, at Evergreen Blvd. and Fort Vancouver Way. The company offers locally-roasted cr…
Opinion: Civil Rights, segregation, and vaccine apartheid
Freelance columnist Nancy Churchill believes the governor’s new vaccine mandate is the beginning of vaccine apartheid.
Woodland Public Schools’ Back to School Bash provides hundreds of free backpacks filled with school supplies to students in need
Hundreds of Woodland students received free backpacks filled with school supplies at Woodland Public Schools’ fifth annual Back to School Bash on Saturday.
Lawmakers pen letter to Gov. Jay Inslee on opposition to vaccine mandates, concerns with labor shortages
Republican leaders of house and senate call the governor’s mandates “the strictest in the nation.’’
$5.1 billion to repair/replace all seismically vulnerable bridges in Oregon vs. up to $5 billion for Interstate Bridge
I-205 and I-84 higher priority for ODOT in addressing seismic concerns for 718 Oregon bridges.
Letter: Will your children get an education or not?
Vancouver resident Sally Snyder discusses her concerns about issues facing parents of children attending Vancouver Public Schools.