Let’s Go Washington, a conservative political action committee, lowered the price of gas to $3.19 a gallon at a Vancouver Chevron gas station for two…
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Project 2025 unpopular in Washington’s 3rd Congressional District, Democrats’ polling shows
By The Citizen on September 5, 2024
New polling from a political action committee that helps elect House Democrats shows that Project 2025 is unpopular in multiple swing districts, including Washington’s 3rd…
Clark County’s hand recount in public lands race ends with one more vote for Herrera Beutler
By The Citizen on September 3, 2024
Clark County Elections officials reported Tuesday there were no major changes to the race for public lands commissioner in the county after conducting a manual…
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, Joe Kent set to face off in October debate on KATU
By The Citizen on August 28, 2024
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, and Republican challenger Joe Kent of Yacolt will face off in an October debate on KATU News. Read more… …
Judge dismisses Washougal resident Rob Anderson’s legal challenges against Clark County
By The Citizen on August 27, 2024
Washougal resident Rob Anderson was in Clark County Superior Court last week related to two of his legal challenges against the county, both of which…
Development, jobs, traffic on the mind of Battle Ground’s new city manager Kris Swanson
By The Citizen on August 22, 2024
BATTLE GROUND — After a tumultuous end to her career in Longview, Kris Swanson was sworn in as Battle Ground’s city manager Monday night after…
City proposes 150-bed bridge shelter at site of former Naydenov building in central Vancouver
By The Citizen on August 21, 2024
The city of Vancouver has announced a potential location for its planned 150-bed homeless shelter: a two-story building at 5313 N.E. 94th Ave., in the…
Could the November election spell trouble for the Interstate 5 Bridge replacement project?
By The Citizen on August 17, 2024
The Columbia River Crossing project probably wouldn’t have died in the Legislature in 2013 if not for just a handful of Clark County voters. Read…
‘We can’t idly stand by and let children be harmed’: Lawmakers want to expand drug endangerment law
By The Citizen on August 10, 2024
In early May, Vancouver police responded to their second call of the day involving a young child believed to have overdosed from illicit drugs —…
Two state legislative races settled by latest returns from Clark County Elections Office
By The Citizen on August 10, 2024
The latest returns from the Clark County Elections Office settled two three-way races for the Legislature, determining who will advance to the general election. In…