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Opinion: Can America ever be Catholic?
Mark Rose questions the separation of church and state, citing philosopher Peter Kwasniewski, in an opinion piece.
Windermere Real Estate invites Vancouver community to Share the Warmth
New or gently used blankets and coats will be collected through Dec. 18 at the 1401 SE 164th Ave. office to benefit Share House.
Opinion: TAKE ACTION and stop Washington from hammering nails in its own coffin
Boze cites WPC's report card and six spending charts, then urges support for a spending cap through an interactive display.
Tuesday’s election in Washington is packed with big decisions for voters
Voting ends at 8 p.m. with initiatives, five state Supreme Court seats and the 3rd Congressional District race on ballots.
ICMA honors city of Vancouver with Community Sustainability Award
Over four years, program volunteers transitioned 8.6 acres at 16 public sites to native habitat, according to program details.
Skyview among top teams from Clark County preparing for football playoffs
Ten local squads are still alive in Washington's postseason, and four of them have home games in Week 10.
Let’s Go Washington files PDC complaints over undisclosed campaign spending ahead of election
The SEIU matter identifies more than $2 million in digital ad expenditures through The New Media Firm, without platform details.
Letter: Stop the madness – The Washington State Democrats and Clark County Democrats are taxing us to death
Rob Anderson says the council will vote on new executive pay ranges on Election Day as part of a consent agenda item.
Opinion: How the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program (IBR) became a $15–17 billion toll-and-tax machine without voter approval or real taxpayer oversight
Neighbors for a Better Crossing chair Gary Clark argues the legislative committee lacks citizen co-chairs and collective veto authority.
Time for change? Permanent daylight saving time bill awaiting US Senate action
The House passed the Sunshine Protection Act 308-117 in July, but the bill would need 60 votes to proceed in the upper chamber.
High school football: Woodland embraces team-first attitude, wins league title
Michael Belvin's two interceptions returned for scores helped the Beavers beat Ridgefield 40-3 to take the 2A GSHL North Division.
Opinion: Halloween candy is putting the trick in treats this year
Pam Lewison says weather, trade, and policy have impacted cocoa and sugar production, and urges treating higher costs as a learning opportunity.
Two Dans, three Bobs: Alaska Senate controversy mirrors 2024 Washington fiasco
Bob Ferguson vowed charges under a longstanding same-name felony law before two namesakes exited the 2024 governor's race.
Brush Prairie residents raise concerns over railroad’s industrial development plans
PVJR owns 28.8 acres in Brush Prairie and intends to build a logistics park, while neighbors want more information about what's next.
County Auto License office will be closed Nov. 2 and Nov. 3
The first-floor Vancouver location at 1300 Franklin St. is shut Monday and Tuesday, with regular hours resuming Wednesday, Nov. 4.
Letter: A race whose finish line is a classroom door
Douglas Vandergraph asks how Ridgefield can keep the welcome going after November, using the Turkey Trot as his starting point.
Letter: Light rail isn’t paying for riders, who is it for?
David Poland, who does not own a car, says replacing diesel buses with the Vine does great harm and urges a 3rd bridge option.
Letter: Marie Gluesenkamp Perez – Name varies in official filings for public office, business and real estate
Margaret Tweet cites PDC, Oregon and FEC records and asks what verification the FEC uses for candidates who raise funds.