Jury finds Vancouver Police officer not guilty
In May of this year, Officer Andrea Mendoza was placed on leave after an incident with a shoplifter caught the attention of Clark County Prosecuting Attorney Tony Golik and led to criminal charges.
Clark County Republicans instrumental in Semi Bird endorsement for Washington governor
Eight statewide candidates and Joe Kent endorsed at WAGOP Convention.
County kicks-off climate change planning series with survey on severe weather
Clark County is seeking community input to help plan for climate change through a series of activities throughout the year to inform the county’s new climate chapter for its comprehensive plan.
Battle Ground Public Schools plant and greenhouses sales start this month
A variety of annual and perennial bedding and flowering plants, as well as vegetable starts and hanging baskets grown in BGSD greenhouses by students and staff, will be available for purchase beginning later this month.
Public Health honors K-12 and business sustainability champions with 2024 Green Awards
On Earth Day, Clark County Public Health honored environmental sustainability leaders in local K-12 schools and businesses with the 2024 Green Awards.
Clark County Public Health offices closed April 30 for staff training event
Clark County Public Health’s offices will be closed on Tuesday, April 30 for an all-day staff training event.
Habitat for Humanity makes dreams come true for new homeowners
Two hard-working families received the keys to their new homes in east Vancouver on Sunday as Habitat for Humanity celebrates affordable housing.
Rising fuel prices could impact road trip plans for Washingtonians
According to the American Automobile Association, as of Friday, Washington state drivers are paying an average of $4.67 a gallon for regular unleaded gas – 34 cents higher than a month ago.
Opinion: Earth Day 2024 – Time to admit that government-run environmentalism is failing
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center says that much of what we hear on Earth Day and throughout the year regarding the environment will continue to be mere puffery.
Battle Ground City Council appoints interim city manager
The Battle Ground City Council has appointed Kristina Swanson as the interim city manager, effective April 22.
County kicks-off climate change planning series with survey on severe weather
Battle Ground Public Schools plant and greenhouses sales start this month
Public Health honors K-12 and business sustainability champions with 2024 Green Awards
Clark County Public Health offices closed April 30 for staff training event
Habitat for Humanity makes dreams come true for new homeowners
Rising fuel prices could impact road trip plans for Washingtonians
Battle Ground City Council appoints interim city manager
Washougal School District superintendent headed to Lake Stevens
Jury finds Vancouver Police officer not guilty
Opinion: Earth Day 2024 – Time to admit that government-run environmentalism is failing
Opinion: Where do we go from here at Ridgefield School District?
Letter: Officer Mendoza stood up for public safety
Opinion: It’s time for SCOTUS to clean up the 9th Circuit’s mess
Opinion: Truth or Liias – Will an evil billionaire be the only one to benefit from I-2109?
Letter: Area resident addresses actions of State Supreme Court Commissioner Michael E. Johnston
POLL: Are you inclined to vote to approve the three remaining Washington initiatives?
Opinion: Where did the data come from for Ridgefield School District?
Opinion: When journalism fails – Ridgefield School District endorsement
FDA agrees to remove anti-ivermectin posts off the internet in lawsuit settlement
No good news about student learning on 4-year anniversary of COVID school closures
NBA Hall-of-Famer among plaintiffs in lawsuit over WA state COVID-19 restrictions
Opinion: Gov. Inslee wants to be remembered for COVID-19 response?
Medical freedom conference at local church draws large crowd
Report: COVID-vaccine maker monitored popular critics of the jab
WATCH: Tucker Carlson: When do the architects of the COVID catastrophe go on trial?
Doctors no longer forced to sing COVID narrative in one state
CIA being sued for hiding COVID pandemic records
Shares of company making COVID shots plunge 44%
Rising fuel prices could impact road trip plans for Washingtonians
Overnight lane closures on southbound I-5 in Battle Ground
40 Vancouver single family homes in IBR crosshairs plus 35 floating homes on Hayden Island
Target Zero: April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month
$400 million Francis Scott Key Bridge replacement highlights problems with I-5 Bridge project
First in nation zone toll designed to raise $1 billion per year in NYC
Pedestrian safety improvements coming to SR 503 near Prairie High School in Vancouver
Opinion: There are plenty of ways to reduce the cost of the I-5 Bridge replacement project
Studded tire removal deadline is March 31
Expect overnight delays along SR-14 at Lieser Road in Vancouver, March 20-21
Bi-state tolling committee continues I-5 Bridge toll discussions
Camas student named a recipient of $5,000 WIAA scholarship
High school sports: Union’s Mitch Ratigan is way ahead of his time
Volcanoes name director of youth basketball, schedule camps this summer
Basketball: Camas all-stars help Washington prevail in Northwest Shootout
Vancouver Volcanoes have two home games this week at Hudson’s Bay High School
Union High School student scores Evans Scholarship through caddy program at Royal Oaks
Washington salmon fishing seasons tentatively set for 2024-2025
Sean McDonald leaving Woodland to become Mountain View’s football coach
Vancouver Volcanoes back home for Saturday night game
Habitat for Humanity makes dreams come true for new homeowners
Vancouver woman celebrates her 100th birthday
Concerned Christian Citizens of Clark County challenge themselves to tackle tough issues
Spring Tea at Marshall House to be held
Commission on Aging continues emergency preparedness series at April meeting
Love Street Playhouse presents The Sunshine Boys
Arts Commission selects Susan Dingle as Clark County Poet Laureate
Furry Friends cat rescue to host garage sale
Volunteer spotlight: Parkersville National Historic Site thanks ‘Ginny’ Frosh
Volcanoes name director of youth basketball, schedule camps this summer
Woodland High School announces the 34th Annual FFA Plant Sale on May 3
Union High School student scores Evans Scholarship through caddy program at Royal Oaks
Civics Bee showcases Southwest Washington’s Young Scholars
County, community partners team up for resource fair for young adults with disabilities
Clark County Youth Commission seeks volunteers
Roller Rink in Portland has special deal for Washington residents on Spring Break
Sun will shine on Shangri-La Farm’s country-style Easter egg hunt Saturday
Craft Club at Washougal High School bridges generations through art
Business Profile: Bribe My Belly is a food truck made from the heart
Upgrades at Washington School for the Deaf are specifically for students, staff
New business: Rise Fitness coming soon to Camas
Clark County entrepreneur takes a step back in time
Business Profile: Current Home Technologies tries to stay ahead of the game
Real estate market heating up in time for summer
PeaceHealth set to open PeaceHealth Orchards Clinic and invites public to open house
Real estate market ‘heating up as predicted’
Battle Ground Public Schools Industry Fair set for Feb. 15
