C-TRAN board member regrets vote that could leave Clark County taxpayers on the hook for light rail
C-TRAN board member Tim Hein says he regrets a 2023 vote that could commit Clark County to funding light rail O&M. He’s now urging the board to reverse course and protect taxpayers.
Social media activity of Clark County public defender questioned
Public Defender Renee Alsept’s anti-Trump social media posts have sparked concern from citizens and former officials, but Clark County says personal accounts aren’t covered by policy.
Opinion: ‘Vilifying broad swaths of Americans’
Editor Ken Vance reflects on troubling posts by public defender Renee Alsept and shares a thoughtful perspective from longtime attorney Brad Andersen on ethics, discourse, and professionalism.
POLL: Should the county update its Human Resources policy to include personal social media accounts of employees in sensitive roles?
This week’s Clark County Today poll asks whether the county should update its Human Resources policy to include personal social media accounts of employees in sensitive roles, following concerns over online conduct.
Clark County seeks volunteers for four positions on the Clean Water Commission
Clark County is seeking four new volunteers to serve on its Clean Water Commission, which advises on surface water quality and watershed health. Applications are due by Aug. 25.
Letter: It’s time for Vancouver to choose change
Vancouver resident Michael Jelino calls for new leadership in the city and voices his support for Justin Forsman in the mayoral race, urging others to back change.
Project 42 launches its third county project in Clark County with Leslie Lewallen as director
Project 42 has launched its Clark County initiative with Camas Council member Leslie Lewallen as director, aiming to boost civic engagement and local government accountability.
Paddle Safe Week begins July 22, teaches importance of water safety
Paddle Safe Week runs July 22–28 and highlights water safety practices for paddlers across Washington, including life jacket use and cold water shock prevention.
Council for the Homeless releases 2025 Point-in-Time Count for Clark County
The 2025 Point-in-Time Count found increases in sheltered seniors and unsheltered individuals across Clark County, with CFTH emphasizing the need for long-term housing solutions.
The Study of Sports Podcast, July 16, 2025: Two first bases coming to high school baseball, a discussion on Teddy Bridgewater the high school coach, and trolling Mariners fans
This episode of The Study of Sports podcast covers two first bases in high school baseball, Teddy Bridgewater’s coaching situation, and plenty of Mariners talk — and trolling.
Opinion: Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries levy lid lift
Dick Rylander shares Q&A with FVRL leadership about the proposed levy lid lift, detailing budget needs, tax impacts, and what a YES or NO vote could mean for library services.
Letter: ‘The public has allowed this to happen’
Wynn Grcich calls on Vancouver residents to support Justin Forsman and Rob Anderson in local elections and urges more civic engagement to challenge current city leadership.
Clark County seeks volunteers for four positions on the Clean Water Commission
C-TRAN board member regrets vote that could leave Clark County taxpayers on the hook for light rail
Social media activity of Clark County public defender questioned
Project 42 launches its third county project in Clark County with Leslie Lewallen as director
Paddle Safe Week begins July 22, teaches importance of water safety
Council for the Homeless releases 2025 Point-in-Time Count for Clark County
Plan ahead for lane closures on I-5 in Vancouver, July 17-18
Washougal Community Market kicks off Friday at Reflection Plaza
Greater Vancouver Chamber opens nominations for the 2025 First Citizen Award
Letter: It’s time for Vancouver to choose change
Opinion: ‘Vilifying broad swaths of Americans’
POLL: Should the county update its Human Resources policy to include personal social media accounts of employees in sensitive roles?
Opinion: Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries levy lid lift
Letter: ‘The public has allowed this to happen’
Letter: ‘I am a law-abiding citizen, who believes in the free speech of others’
Opinion: Taxes and assessed values
Opinion: Why has Vancouver hired a shelter provider with a record of failure?
Opinion: Predators, politics, and public records
Social media activity of Clark County public defender questioned
WATCH: Sen. Braun urges Ferguson to get past fearmongering on ‘big beautiful bill’
Primary and Special Election important information
Public comment prevails: No action taken on Clerk agenda item at Clark County Council meeting
Opinion: ‘Today’s Democratic Party is not our father’s Democratic Party’
Trump signs ‘big, beautiful bill’ during White House July 4 celebration
Opinion: Your cost of living is about to go up as the majority party’s new taxes and fees kick in
US Senate narrowly passes GOP megabill after overnight session, sending it to House
Opinion: Trump Administration rolls out program to help verify that only U.S. citizens can cast ballots
US Supreme Court limits injunctions, allows President Trump to act on birthright citizenship ban
POLL: What should lawmakers prioritize to avoid a budget shortfall by 2027?
C-TRAN board member regrets vote that could leave Clark County taxpayers on the hook for light rail
Plan ahead for lane closures on I-5 in Vancouver, July 17-18
Opinion: TriMet Better Red cost allocation revealed
Opinion: Neighbors for a Better Crossing calls for a current seismic study for $7.5 Billion Interstate Bridge project
Rep. John Ley supports C-TRAN Bus Rapid Transit to save Washington money
C-TRAN, WSU Vancouver celebrates groundbreaking for The Vine on Highway 99
C-TRAN board again postpones vote on light rail operations and maintenance costs
Opinion: ‘The Interstate Bridge project lacks billions in funding from both Oregon and Washington’
Plan ahead for ramp closures on I-5 near Ridgefield, July 9-10
Delays expected on Northwest 99th Street during water quality project construction
POLL: What’s the biggest concern you have with the current I-5 Bridge replacement plan?
The Study of Sports Podcast, July 16, 2025: Two first bases coming to high school baseball, a discussion on Teddy Bridgewater the high school coach, and trolling Mariners fans
PNW longest running professional motorsports event continues with 44th edition of the Washougal National
Curt Daniels Invitational to celebrate 20 years of summer baseball tournament
Recreational fishing and hunting license costs increase July 1
Seton Catholic celebrates another WIAA Scholastic Cup
Southwest Gobblers Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation to hold Hunting Heritage Banquet
The Study of Sports Podcast, June 13, 2025: Salute spring sports champions and revealing our summer plans, plus a quick trip to the 1970s
Chat with champions: Family-first philosophy leads Columbia River boys soccer to another title
Raptors bring in new food choices for fans at the RORC
Council for the Homeless releases 2025 Point-in-Time Count for Clark County
Battle Ground Harvest Days getting ready for big week
Obituary: Stephen Lloyd Randol, 1945-2025
Hockinson Blueberry Festival Returns Saturday, July 19
Re-Imagined Radio pays tribute to Bogart and Bacall in two-part series
Battle Ground HealthCare appoints new executive director
Photos: 2025 Ridgefield Fourth of July Celebration Parade
Dorothy Dwyer: World War II hero’s legacy lives on in Clark County years after her passing
Ridgefield to once again host Fourth of July Celebration
Junior Market’s entrepreneur of the year recognized by Greater Vancouver Chamber and OnPoint Community Credit Union
Families celebrate 25 years of inclusive fishing at Merwin Day of Fishing
Washougal fourth graders take flight with hands-on birdhouse project
Two students share their Boys State experience with American Legion Post 44 members
Storm Nation Foundation, a nonprofit organization providing scholarships for Skyview seniors, awards $21,000
Dance performance team starting out of Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center
Sons, Daughters of the American Revolution team up to teach at elementary school in Woodland
Youth make the sale at the 2025 Junior Market in downtown Vancouver
Senior spotlight: Seton Catholic’s Josephine Abbott creates her own history with historic project
Junior Market’s entrepreneur of the year recognized by Greater Vancouver Chamber and OnPoint Community Credit Union
New Les Schwab Tires store in Brush Prairie expands services in Vancouver area
Prairie Tavern welcomes veterans for monthly luncheon
Construction crane another milestone in Hyas Point development project in east county
BIA of Clark County announces its award winners
City of Washougal launches Gateway to Success Series to support local small businesses
Identity Clark County names two to board of directors
Winners announced for the 2025 Pink Hard Hat Awards
Open House Ministries West open for big business with thrift store, coffee shop, and bike store
