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Travelers are encouraged to allow extra time Memorial Day weekend
Those traveling throughout Memorial Day (May 31) can use WSDOT tools and plan ahead for holiday weekend traffic.
Those interested in COVID-19 vaccine still have time to become fully vaccinated before Fourth of July holiday
On May 16, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updated its mask guidelines for fully vaccinated individuals.
Ridgefield School District hires new assistant principal at South Ridge Elementary
The Ridgefield School District recently announced the hiring of Tawny Malone as the new assistant principal at South Ridge Elementary School.
Vancouver Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services seeks public input on future of its essential spaces
The newly expanded Vancouver Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department is updating its comprehensive plan and invites the community to take a survey.
The return of Vancouver Victory FC
Vancouver Victory FC soccer organization for college-eligible athletes will have a shortened season in its return after being on hiatus last year due to the pandemic.
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Letter: Concerned Washougal parents kicked out of school board meeting
Washougal resident Patricia Bellamy details a recent incident between parents and Washougal School District staff at a school board meeting.
Varsity football coming back to King’s Way Christian
Football program was put on pause last July, but King’s Way Christian officials say it is important for students and their community that the school has football
Opinion: A series of new laws now require Critical Race Theory sessions in public education, universities and medical schools
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center takes a closer look at the decision to introduce Critical Race Theory in Washington’s public schools.
State leaders urge drivers to plan ahead when it comes to fueling up as surge in road travel expected throughout the travel season
Smartphone apps can help drivers locate open gas stations as ongoing shortage of fuel truck drivers may cause lag in deliveries.
Proposed Heights Mixed-Use zoning district moves forward to public hearings
City of Vancouver staff will next present the proposed Heights Mixed-Use zoning district and development standards to the Planning Commission in a public hearing on June 8.
Sen. Lynda Wilson says unnecessary taxes, regressive policies outweigh good things in budget signed Tuesday
Washington state senator Lynda Wilson offers a statement following Gov. Jay Inslee’s signing of the $59 billion operating budget.