Ridgefield Raptor Will Chambers feels right at home with host family
Jerry and Carlene Adamowicz opened their home to become a host family for the Ridgefield Raptors last year, and the relationship they built with home run champion Will Chambers helped change his life.
Opinion: ‘Americans are seeing the reality in their bank accounts, independent of what politicians might claim’
Pam Lewison of the Washington Policy Center compares the average Fourth of July cookout cost last year to this year
Opinion: On vax mandates, exemptions and true medical care
Exclusive: Jane M. Orient, M.D., cites illogic of governments and employers 'prescribing' the jab
Hockinson schools celebrate long history with new, powerful music
Hockinson Public Schools commissioned a new piece of music, and with the help of some connections from Camas High School, Hockinson High School’s wind ensemble performed the world premier of “Sesquicentennial Saga” earlier this month.
County to host virtual open house for Northeast 152nd Avenue project June 29
Neighbors and community members are invited to learn about the upcoming Northeast 152nd Avenue project.
County courts warn residents of jury service scam calls
Court Administrator Cheryl A. Stone of the Clark County Superior Court, is alerting Clark County residents that there is currently another scam being perpetrated regarding jury service.
Camas-Washougal fireworks regulations, including sales and discharge information provided
In advance of the upcoming summer season, the Camas-Washougal Fire Marshal’s Office is reminding residents that consumer fireworks can only be discharged on July 4 in Camas and Washougal.
Alumni games help high school basketball programs raise money
The Camas girls basketball team took on former Camas girls basketball players on Thursday, followed by an alumni game for the boys, as a night to celebrate basketball and raise funds for the programs
Hockinson schools celebrate long history with new, powerful music
County to host virtual open house for Northeast 152nd Avenue project June 29
County courts warn residents of jury service scam calls
Camas-Washougal fireworks regulations, including sales and discharge information provided
Twitter OK with threat to kill Clarence Thomas, but censors COVID study
Traveling Independence Day weekend? Plan ahead to avoid delays
Woodland School District’s use of small group instruction and specialized summer sessions help ensure student learning continues and improves district-wide
Fireworks: Planning a fun and safe celebration in Battle Ground
A kidnapping suspect who attempted to elude law enforcement officers from Washington and Oregon was taken into custody
Opinion: ‘Americans are seeing the reality in their bank accounts, independent of what politicians might claim’
Opinion: On vax mandates, exemptions and true medical care
Letter: Interstate Bridge Replacement team’s Modified Locally Preferred Alternative ‘will be downtown Vancouver’s concrete death shroud’
Letter: ‘We would be foolish to not fully use this valuable resource (natural gas) before we have found a way to efficiently utilize more renewable sources’
Opinion: U.S. Supreme Court strikes down Washington state’s Blaine Amendment
Opinion: Washington state tax relief?
Opinion: Public employee First Amendment rights shouldn’t be a secret
Opinion: Free money everywhere: the pretense on which Washington state’s energy policy is based
Do you prefer C-TRAN’s Bus Rapid Transit or TriMet’s MAX Yellow Line light rail as the preferred transit component on a I-5 Bridge replacement?
Opinion: On vax mandates, exemptions and true medical care
Twitter OK with threat to kill Clarence Thomas, but censors COVID study
State looks to kill all dissent from approved COVID talking points
Pfizer trial data: Hospitalization MORE likely with COVID shot
Study: COVID vax INCREASES risk of infection
DeSantis: White House lying about COVID shots for kids
Opinion: Patient-centered decisions should be respected when it comes to both children, adults
Republicans in majority will investigate Fauci, says Jordan
Dr. Fauci admits no studies back COVID boosters for kids
Double-boosted Dr. Fauci tests positive for COVID
Do you prefer C-TRAN’s Bus Rapid Transit or TriMet’s MAX Yellow Line light rail as the preferred transit component on a I-5 Bridge replacement?
Opinion: Why doesn’t the C-TRAN Board fight for our cheaper, faster BRT on Interstate Bridge?
POLL: Should area city councils and other partners ask for a delay or vote no on the Locally Preferred Alternative for the Interstate Bridge replacement until updated cost estimates, finance plan and other factors are better defined?
IBR team expects Coast Guard to reject 116-foot Interstate Bridge clearance request
Just Crossing Alliance asks LPA partners to vote to delay or vote no on LPA until updated cost estimate, finance plan, and alternative phasable LPAs are completed
ODOT’s Reign of Error: Chronic highway cost overruns
The MAX Yellow Line doesn’t deserve a green light
Opinion: Plans are in place to force Oregonians to pay for the privilege of waiting in traffic
Opinion: The I-5 Bridge Replacement Project’s administrators are misleading state legislators about light rail
Plan ahead now for smoother Memorial Day travel
Letter: ‘There is no evidence that demand for transit ridership will increase any time in the near future’
Ridgefield Raptor Will Chambers feels right at home with host family
Alumni games help high school basketball programs raise money
High School Sports: Big honor at Columbia River; new baseball coach at Heritage
Champion volleyball rivals in high school to team up, become roommates in college
Raptors back home Tuesday after Canada trip
Union’s Rory Rosenbach steps down as AD but will remain football coach
Class of 2022: Tobias Merriweather says it was a blessing to attend Union High School
Washington Free Fishing Weekend tradition continues June 11-12
National Football Foundation announces local scholarship winners
Ridgefield Raptor Will Chambers feels right at home with host family
Hockinson schools celebrate long history with new, powerful music
Operation BBQ Relief cooks up special event with local first responders
Hap Carty, industry pioneer and first employee of U-Haul, dies at 95
Fern Prairie ART FEST features 10 local artists July 30-31
La Center High School employees honored for saving the life of a student
Clark County Arts Commission seeks Lifetime Achievement Award nominations
Camas Poker Tour & Alice in Wonderland Game Night July First Friday, July 1 in Downtown Camas
Washougal Library fundraiser presents Novel Night
Hockinson schools celebrate long history with new, powerful music
Woodland School District’s use of small group instruction and specialized summer sessions help ensure student learning continues and improves district-wide
Brother-Sister earn top Scout rank together
Kids to get hands dirty at mock archaeology dig
Five local students earn scholarships from iQ Credit Union
Class of 2022 looks back on wild, weird times
Share Summer Meals program to provide free lunch to all kids and teens ages 18 and under June 20-Aug. 12
Woodland High School and TEAM High School celebrate the graduates of the Class of 2022
Evergreen Public Schools will offer free meals during summer
Opinion: A new Washington state rule will force coffee stands out of business and cancel your favorite Latte
Port of Vancouver USA unveils Vancouver Landing
Business: U.S. Bank celebrates remodeled Vancouver branch
Governor’s Office agrees to pay $70,000 to BIAW to settle public records lawsuit
Kirkland Development unveils rendering, plans for Renaissance Boardwalk on Columbia River
CCAR Report: Median household income would need to rise 45 percent to afford homeownership in Clark County
County opens grant application process for small businesses, nonprofits
Iconic Red Lion Hotel at the Quay sign taken down
Topping Off ceremony for hotel under construction highlights the fifth anniversary of ilani
