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Glavin Homes Sweeps People’s Choice Awards at 2026 GRO Parade of Homes
Glavin Homes' Copper Hearth won all nine People's Choice honors at the 2026 BIA GRO Parade of Homes in Vancouver's Emerald Grove neighborhood.
Letter: Burgess's letter doesn't hold up to FPF's contracts’
Rob Anderson argues FPF's own contracts contradict Paul Burgess's claim that Fourth Plain Forward is not a county contractor.
Opinion: Lawsuit filed to stop Interstate Bridge replacement project’s low design
Iron Partners LLC says a 116-foot fixed span would eliminate its ability to handle major projects tied to national security and critical infrastructure.
Twin sisters lead Washougal to a middle school cross country championship
Eighth-grade twins Anava and Joela Grundy finished first and second at the district championship, leading Washougal's Panthers to the title.
Letter: There was a good reason Democrats were voted out last time and they have nothing new to offer now
Vancouver resident Julia Dawn Seaver argues Democrats have nothing new to offer and urges voters to ignore naysayers and cast their ballots.
Opinion: Skyview girls’ courage is contagious
Skyview runners Charlie Garrett and Sierra Retzlaff walked off a cross country course rather than compete against a biological male athlete.
Letter: ‘Wil (Fuentes) and FPF remain on good terms’
Fourth Plain Forward's executive director disputes claims about Wil Fuentes, CDBG classification, and a loan to Ms. Perez's business.
Proposed Charter Amendment No. 27: Concerning Legislative Branch Performance Audits
Charter Amendment No. 27 would allow the county council to independently conduct performance and program audits of county operations.
Proposed Charter Amendment No. 26: Concerning the Initiative, Mini-Initiative, and Referenda Process
Charter Amendment 26 would cut the signature threshold for initiatives and referendums from 10 percent to 8 percent.
High School Football: A special Senior Night for Seton Catholic
Seton Catholic's five four-year seniors celebrated a 14-7 Senior Night win over rival La Center to take control of the Trico League.
Proposed Charter Amendment No. 25: Concerning the Requirement of Supermajority Approval by Council for County Taxes
Charter Amendment No. 25 would require four of five Clark County councilors to approve any new or increased councilmanic tax.
Opinion: Lead by example and vote
Leslie Lewallen urges parents to vote for Initiative 638 and specific candidates to protect fairness in girls' sports.
Details emerge about incidents that took place on Camas High School cross country team’s out-of-town trip
Seven Camas girls' cross country runners left the team this season; five departed after incidents on an Arlington trip.
Letter: Check the Halloween Candy. Who Checked Share’s Summer Meals?
Public records show Share returned a 2012 notification form lacking a hot-or-cold food question before summer meals service began.
Opinion: Who speaks for Washington state’s workers? Workers themselves
Only 19.4% of Washington wage and salary workers were represented by unions in 2025, yet unions are funding major ballot initiative campaigns.
Opinion: Thank God the ‘good guy with a gun’ broke that foolish law!
Lars Larson argues Bend Schools' 5-year-old concealed carry ban put Silver Rail Elementary at greater risk.
Citizen panel rejects pay hike for WA governor
The citizen salary panel froze pay for Gov. Ferguson, AG, and lieutenant governor while backing 2% raises for lawmakers and judges.
Satanic Temple member delivers first invocation at Battle Ground council meeting
Bast Sekhmet of the Satanic Temple of Washington gave the first invocation under Battle Ground's new Resolution 26-04 policy.