A Democratic candidate has stepped up to challenge 3rd Congressional District Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, in the 2026 midterms, just as she faces criticism…
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Camas and Ridgefield police chiefs promote mindfulness program for law enforcement
By The Citizen on May 15, 2025
CAMAS — The dashcam inside Camas police Officer Casey Handley’s patrol vehicle showed the Sept. 8 collision in real time. One minute, Handley was approaching…
Band together at annual Hazel Dell Parade of Bands
By The Citizen on May 15, 2025
The 59th annual Hazel Dell Parade of Bands will feature 120 entries, including 24 high school and middle school bands marching together in support of…
Weather Eye: Light rain, showers expected to continue in county
By The Citizen on May 15, 2025
Monday evening, we had the full flower moon, however, with the cloud cover most of us didn’t have a chance to view it. We are…
Ex-treasurer of Ridgefield Little League sentenced to 6 months for stealing $100,000 from organization
By The Citizen on May 15, 2025
A judge on Wednesday sentenced the former treasurer of the Ridgefield Little League to six months in jail for stealing about $100,000 from the organization.…
Clark County agrees to pay $3.5 million to settle wrongful death lawsuit over deputy’s 2021 killing of Black motorist
By The Citizen on May 15, 2025
The Clark County Council agreed Wednesday to pay $3.5 million to settle the wrongful death lawsuit brought by the family of Jenoah Donald, a Black…
With state funding cuts, dangerous homeless camps along Clark County highways could remain in place longer
By The Citizen on May 14, 2025
The Washington State Department of Transportation may have less funding for clearing homeless camps along state highways in Clark County starting in July. Read more… …
Washougal Songcraft Festival connects students with music business professionals
By The Citizen on May 14, 2025
WASHOUGAL — Christopher and Stephanie Corbell launched the nonprofit Washougal Songcraft Festival in 2022 to promote arts education, celebrate the craft of songwriting, and develop…
Vancouver allocates millions to create, preserve affordable housing units
By The Citizen on May 14, 2025
Although the White House has proposed eliminating some federal funds for housing, Vancouver city staff aren’t worried about the well running dry — this year,…
‘Diversifying is what we do’: Port of Vancouver breaks ground on soda ash export terminal
By The Citizen on May 13, 2025
Export partners and port officials broke ground Tuesday at the Port of Vancouver on a new soda ash export terminal, which will replace the current…