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Friends of the Carpenter reopens to the public
Friends of the Carpenter in Vancouver has reopened. Service by volunteer Betty Eves, 92, celebrated.
Gov. Jay Inslee announces eviction moratorium ‘bridge’
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee announced a “bridge” proclamation Thursday between the eviction moratorium and the housing stability programs put in place by the Legislature
City of Battle Ground issues Independence Day fireworks regulations and safety tips
Fireworks regulations in the city of Battle Ground limit the discharge of fireworks to July 3 from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. and July 4 from 9 a.m. to midnight.
Vancouver City Council reviews Interstate Bridge Replacement Program with emphasis on light rail, mobility and downtown development
Vancouver officials support tolls and higher emphasis for mobility and downtown development versus moving cars and trucks
Tanner Jacques’ play, attitude keep him around with the Raptors
Skyview graduate Tanner Jacques, in his final year of eligibility with the West Coast League, is embracing his time with the local team, shining with the Ridgefield Raptors.
County implements warm weather burn ban beginning Friday
Starting at 12:01 a.m. Fri., June 25, all land clearing and residential burning in Clark County will be restricted until further notice.
Opinion: Drivers may soon pay even more in federal taxes for transit
Mariya Frost, of the Washington Policy Center, discusses the upcoming vote in Congress on the INVEST in America Act.
Sale of fireworks begins June 28, use in unincorporated area of Clark County allowed July 4
For the Independence Day holiday, residents can use fireworks in unincorporated Clark County only from 9 am to midnight Sun., July 4.
Year’s second strong revenue forecast has Sen. Lynda Wilson renewing call for tax relief
Republican leader on the Senate Ways and Means Committee and a member of the state Economic Revenue and Forecast Council Sen. Lynda Wilson, offered this statement about the June 2021 forecast.
CCSO officials seek information on burglary
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a “smash and grab’’ burglary that took place Wednesday morning.
Woodland Public Schools recognizes employees who have gone above and beyond with Employee of Excellence Awards
Each year, Woodland Public Schools invites staff and community members to nominate school employees whose efforts have exceeded expectations for the annual Employee of Excellence awards.
South Ridge Elementary students create STEM carnival
The carnival-themed unit was an end-of-year activity for the Ridgefield School District students that allowed them to put the knowledge they gained throughout the year into action.