Clark County’s newest fire marshal has worn several hats during her decades with the county, and there’s no plans to change that any time soon.…
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Candidates for Clark County Council District 4 committed to preserving rural landscape
By The Citizen on October 17, 2024
Vancouver resident Joe Zimmerman and Camas resident Matt Little are running to represent District 4 on the Clark County Council. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Papa Murphy’s loses about 100 stores; Vancouver-based pizza place sold to Canadian company in 2019
By The Citizen on October 16, 2024
Papa Murphy’s parent company lost about 100 locations in its financial third quarter, primarily from closures of franchise stores. Read more… Source: The Columbian
‘I’ve been stuck on that bridge many times’: Public comment on I-5 Bridge replacement kicks off at Clark College
By The Citizen on October 16, 2024
Two recent news events got Cherise Billington of Portland thinking about a potentially massive earthquake and the Interstate 5 Bridge. First, a mysterious, acrid odor…
‘A significant milestone’: Camp Kwoneesum Dam is gone but work to reshape the land continues
By The Citizen on October 16, 2024
SKAMANIA — The past five months have brought a lot of changes to the remote forestland that once housed Camp Kwoneesum Dam. Read more… Source:…
Candidates for 18th Legislative District House Position 2 seat diverge on critical issues
By The Citizen on October 16, 2024
The candidates vying for the 18th Legislative District House Position 2 seat diverge on how to address some of the biggest issues facing Clark County,…
Political newcomer candidates for Clark County Council District 3 differ but share priorities, goals
By The Citizen on October 16, 2024
About the only thing District 3 Clark County Council candidates Chuck Keplar and Wil Fuentes have in common is that both are relative political newcomers.…
Teen arrested in social media bomb threat at Heritage High School
By The Citizen on October 16, 2024
Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested a 16-year-old Tuesday for posting on Snapchat that he planned to “blow up” Heritage High School. Read more… Source:…
Vancouver looks at cuts to police, fire, roads and community services to close $43M budget deficit
By The Citizen on October 15, 2024
Vancouver officials are weighing cuts to police, fire, parks and recreation, streets and environmental programs. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Skamania did not properly track assets and evidence held by sheriff’s office, says state audit
By The Citizen on October 15, 2024
Skamania County did not have a system to effectively track agency assets and evidence or other items held in custody by the sheriff’s office, according…