Should doctors who prescribe ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine be protected by law? ...
POLL: Should doctors who prescribe ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine be protected by law?
May, 2022
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Multi casualty event injures Clark County teens
Shortly after 1 p.m. this afternoon a small SUV carrying ten teenagers spun off the road and rolled ...
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New law protects docs who prescribe ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine
Reacting to the suppression of certain "controversial" treatments for COVID-19, Missouri passed a la ...
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Ridgefield Big Paddle returns on Sat., June 4
Ridgefield is celebrating National Trails Day and the 11th Annual Big Paddle with festivities at the ...
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Fire District 3’s annual pancake breakfast is back
For over 30 years, Clark County Fire District 3 has hosted an annual pancake breakfast in June durin ...
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Vancouver recreation programs awarded $425,000 to fuel summer youth activities
Vancouver Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services was awarded up to $425,000 from the Summer Experie ...
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Fort Vancouver National Historic Site recruiting Teacher-Ranger-Teacher
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site is recruiting teachers in the Vancouver/Portland Metro Area to ...
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Clark County Fire District 10 seeks to increase staffing with a levy lid lift
The Board of Commissioners of Clark County Fire District 10 adopted a resolution at their regular me ...
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Clark College Theatre: It’s only a Play by Terrance McNally
The Clark College Theatre Department presents Terrence McNally’s It’s Only a Play, directed by Mark ...
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Biden suspends plan for Orwellian ‘Disinformation Governance Board’
Administration official complains nominee to be director hit by 'personal attacks.' ...
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City of Vancouver announces next police chief
Jeffrey Mori has been the assistant chief for the Vancouver Police Department the past three years. ...
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Sue Marshall to run for Clark County Council, District 5 position
Marshall has served on the Clark Clean Water Commission, Friends of Clark County board, and is curre ...
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Art returns to the Anstine Sixth Floor Gallery with new exhibit
An art exhibit featuring the work of local artists Kelly Neidig and Steven Stoltenberg is on display ...
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JAMA study: Pfizer COVID shot’s protection fades in weeks
A peer-reviewed paper published by the Journal of the American Medical Association concluded that im ...
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WSDOT’s safety rest area free coffee program returns May 20
After more than two years, volunteer groups across the state can once again participate in the state ...
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John Ley announces candidacy for Washington State Representative, 18th District, position 2
John Ley asks: “Where’s the value?” in how the government serves the people. He does so because he b ...
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Vancouver Police investigating child luring incident
Incident took place Tuesday morning in the area of NE 49th Street and NE 112th Ave. ...
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Opinion: Congress holds hearing on emergency powers reform
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses arguments made at congressional hearing for ...
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Rheumatologist: 40% of my 3,000 vaxxed patients reported injury
A veteran rheumatologist says about 40% of the approximately 3,000 vaccinated patients in his practi ...
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Clark County Sheriff’s Office is conducting a homicide investigation
A male juvenile is in custody after being charged with Murder II after an incident Monday night. ...
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Shred truck and garage sale fundraiser to be held at North Clark Historical Museum
On Sat., May 21, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., the Shred Truck from Waste Connections will be at the Museu ...
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County opens grant application process for small businesses, nonprofits
Clark County has grant funding opportunities for small businesses, nonprofits and community-serving ...
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Donations sought for family who lost 2-year-old daughter in drowning accident
The community is coming to the aid of a family who lost their 2-year-old daughter in a drowning acci ...
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IMPACT CW Food Drive back for eighth year helping local families
The Camas and Washougal community is being asked to strive to make a difference and impact on the li ...
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17,000 doctors call for end to COVID-19 emergency
Decrying "disastrous" COVID-19 public health policies, more than 17,000 physicians and medical scien ...
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Doug Coop announces run for Clark County Council District 1
Doug Coop has announced his candidacy for the Clark County Council District 1 seat. ...
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Esther Short Park playground construction set for June
Construction on a new, accessible play area at Esther Short Park (W. 8th and Columbia Streets) is sl ...
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Republican leader renews call for legislators to suspend gas tax
Senate Republican Leader John Braun issues statement as AAA reported average cost per gallon of regu ...
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Opinion: WEA to taxpayers – Open your wallet wider
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill discusses a brief filed by the Washington Education Associatio ...
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Network health expert warns AGAINST COVID boosters
In a segment on "Good Morning America," ABC News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jennifer Ashton war ...
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Jeremy Baker announces candidacy for state representative, 49th District
Jeremy Baker recently announced his candidacy for Washington State Representative, 49th Legislative ...
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Clark County cracks down on animal cruelty cases
A new team of Clark County Animal Protection and Control officers, including two officers hired last ...
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Columbia River Mental Health Services announces launch of mobile Night Crisis Team
Columbia River Mental Health Services will unveil a service this week that is intended to both provi ...
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Letter: ‘There is no evidence that demand for transit ridership will increase any time in the near future’
Portland resident Jim Karlock states ‘there is even less demand for service across the Columbia Rive ...
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Vancouver Fire responds to a two boat fire near Caterpillar Island
Crews from the Vancouver Fire Department responded to a fire involving a pair of boats in the Columb ...
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Judge dismisses case that could affect her husband’s employer
A federal judge in California has dismissed a lawsuit challenging Joe Biden's COVID-19 vaccination m ...
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Ridgefield School District Board of Directors approves replacement levy for August ballot
The Replacement Maintenance and Operations Levy approved by the board would replace the current levy ...
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Vancouver resident Anthony Ho to run for state representative position 1 in 17th Legislative District
Ho retired after a 26-year career in federal law enforcement where he served with the Department of ...
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Vancouver Police seek victims in Assault II contamination case
Night manager at Vancouver Arby’s charged with multiple crimes ...
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Opinion: Just say no
"The Oregon and Washington highway departments are at it again, pushing a 10- or 12-lane, five mile ...
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County releases most recent Community Needs Assessment in multiple languages
Clark County Community Services this week announced its 2020 Community Needs Assessment is now avail ...
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NIH chief confirms coronavirus data concealed at China’s request
The NIH "eliminated from public view" the crucial virus data from the lab in Wuhan, China, acting di ...
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Opinion: Raiding protected reserve account (BSA) leads to confusion
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares that social media comments make it look like so ...
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Opposing statements sought for Aug. 2 ballot measures
For the August 2022 Primary and Special Election, the Elections Office, as the filing officer, has r ...
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Tsering Cornell appointed to Clark County Superior Court
Gov. Jay Inslee has appointed Tsering Cornell to the Clark County Superior Court. Cornell replaces J ...
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Preparations for first annual Parkersville Day continue
Parkersville Day will be held on the first Saturday of every June, and the first of the planned annu ...
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POLL: Do you believe Gov. Inslee should change his long-standing messaging, which continuously shames those who are vaccine hesitant?
Do you believe Gov. Inslee should change his long-standing messaging, which continuously shames thos ...
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Opinion: New COVID-19 messaging from governor is needed; old script is dangerous, booster case numbers concerning
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center explains why Gov. Inslee’s messaging suggesting vacc ...
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Every vote counts in Battle Ground’s 63rd annual District Art Show
The 63rd annual Battle Ground Public Schools District Art Show gives the community a chance to pick ...
Opinion: Sending hopeful messages about state’s long-term-care law doesn’t make it a good deal; exemptions continue
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides insight that cuts through administrators’ m ...