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Board of Health seeks applicants for veterinarian position on Public Health Advisory Council
A Clark County doctor of veterinary medicine can apply for a volunteer term ending Sept. 30, 2027, with applications due Nov. 30.
Business Profile: Slick City Action Park slides its way into Vancouver
Jordan Wade says the Orchards-area venue gets everyone playing together, with sport air courts and a junior jungle.
Opinion: ‘Thank you for serving this great country’
American Legion Auxiliary Tum Tum Unit 168 in Amboy lists in-person events honoring veterans on Nov. 7 and Nov. 11.
VIDEO: Measure to protect girls' sports passes, legal challenge expected
Backers and opponents of I-638 agree it will pass, and it is scheduled to take effect Dec. 3 unless a court intervenes.
POLL: What Shapes Washington Voters' Choices in a National Climate?
A reader poll asks which factor matters most in candidate selection, from the sitting president to fuel prices, federal funding or local issues.
Ridgefield resident arrested in Toutle Lake School investigation
Investigators allege a school security guard let students use nicotine vapes in her office. She was booked on 12 counts.
Opinion: Washington’s CO2 tax drops, gas prices follow. Will Ecology admit it?
Todd Myers says the gap with Idaho fell 20 cents per gallon in a month, while the gap with Oregon declined by one cent.
Trans sports bans get voter approval in 4 states
Measures restricting transgender athletes' participation have passed or are on track to pass in Arizona, Colorado, Nebraska and Washington.
Student-led publication highlights community, collaboration and student success
The Fall 2026 issue of Your BGPS follows the Battle Ground High School band and revisits 50 years of learning at Pleasant Valley.
Thrive2Survive offers Community Wellness Event on Saturday, Nov. 7 in Battle Ground
Church on the Rock will host dozens of organizations offering no-cost services including clothing, child care, banking, and housing support.
Opinion: Can’t we all just calm down
Dahl explains physical and behavioral speed-reduction strategies, saying combining choker curbs with enforcement works better than either alone.
City of Vancouver seeks next police chief
A nationwide search managed with help from GMP Consultants targets a January appointment, with a public survey open through Nov. 30.
Washington Democrats move closer to supermajority after bad night for GOP
Several Republican incumbents trail Democratic challengers, while Democrats will not hold a state Senate supermajority.
Opinion: Ballot language in Washington state is no longer impartial
Boze argues the attorney general's required spending-impact statements on tax-cut measures present context on only one side.
Four takeaways from Washington’s election tsunami
Democrats could reach a state House supermajority as Initiative 638 passed in 36 of 39 counties and Initiative 645 was failing.
Overnight lane closures planned on northbound I-5 Interstate Bridge Wednesday
WSDOT crews will mark gas, sewer, power, phone and internet lines near the bridge from 11 p.m. Wednesday to 4 a.m. Thursday.
Letter: YES on Initiative 638 – Fairness in girls’ sports leading in Clark County and state-wide
Margaret Tweet cites Camas cross country results and an advocacy group's count of over 2,538 Top 3 finishes by males in events for female athletes.
The election is over. What’s supposed to happen next for Congress?
Counting and certifying ballots takes at least a week in most states, often longer, before the House and Senate seat members.