BATTLE GROUND — If you’ve caught much C-SPAN in the last couple of years, this is probably a familiar scene: elected officials staring down fidgeting…
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Employees at Vancouver’s Christensen Shipyards marked the end of an era on Wednesday when they rolled the last yacht out of the company’s manufacturing bay…
After months of deliberation, Clark College on Wednesday adopted a 2019-2020 budget that includes about $3.05 million in across-the-board cuts and reallocations. But the Vancouver…
The summer solstice doesn’t come until June 21, but Vancouver Lake has already experienced its first blue-green algae advisory. Vancouver Lake Regional Park remains open…
After a sizzling day and sweltering evening Tuesday, temperatures will remain in record territory today as the region’s two-day heat wave wraps up. The high…
BRUSH PRAIRIE — When Mussè Barclay started sixth grade at Hockinson Middle School, he was feeling self-conscious about his appearance, but Superintendent Sandra Yager told…
Seven months after the Navigation Center opened in central Vancouver and started offering services to people experiencing homelessness, neighbors are complaining that they were misled…
The Port of Vancouver appears to be close to enacting a policy barring the port from courting bulk fossil-fuel terminals, but there is no indication…
Starting in July, residential building permits within the city of Vancouver will need to be submitted electronically. In making the switch, the city’s Development Review…
With Clark County in the midst of a hot weather surge, local officials have recommended a host of precautions. Temperatures peaked around 95 degrees Tuesday…