A second round of general election ballots released by Clark County Elections Wednesday afternoon provided little change from Tuesday night’s initial results. Read more… Source:…
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Incumbents, EMS levy faring well in initial Clark County election returns
By The Citizen on November 8, 2023
Incumbents generally fared well in Tuesday’s general election, with all but four leading their challengers in early election returns from Clark County Elections. An EMS…
Vancouver officials explain emergency declaration for homelessness
By The Citizen on November 8, 2023
In a Tuesday interview with The Columbian, Vancouver City Manager Eric Holmes, Vancouver’s Homelessness Response Coordinator Jamie Spinelli and Vancouver City Councilor Ty Stober spoke…
Cowlitz County man gets 25 years in Vancouver resident’s death
By The Citizen on November 7, 2023
A Cowlitz County man was sentenced Wednesday to 25 years in prison for the February 2022 shooting of a Vancouver man in Portland’s Lloyd District…
Two Portland residents killed in Highway 500 crash; speed, impairment likely the cause, says WSP
By The Citizen on November 6, 2023
Speed and drugs or alcohol were the cause of a crash on state Highway 500 that killed two people early Sunday morning, according to the…
Working in Clark County: Lisa Pogue, Sweet Intention Gift Boutique owner
By The Citizen on November 6, 2023
Creating your own company is like a box of chocolates (you never know what you’re going to get), and for Lisa Pogue, the various twists,…
Off-year election quiet; Clark County voters’ interest in port, city council, school board races wanes
By The Citizen on November 4, 2023
Two weeks ago, the Clark County Elections Office mailed ballots for the Nov. 7 general election to the county’s 332,500 eligible voters. Read more… Source:…
Enrollment decline hits Washougal School District in the pocketbook
By The Citizen on November 4, 2023
The Washougal School District has cut several positions in response to lower-than-expected enrollment figures at the start of the 2023-24 school year. Read more… Source:…
Do Camas signs violate political rules?
By The Citizen on November 4, 2023
Anonymous “attack ads” targeting three Camas officials have appeared in the final weeks leading up to the Nov. 7 general election. Read more… Source: The…
Port of Ridgefield advances waterfront development
By The Citizen on November 3, 2023
The Port of Ridgefield is ready to move forward with development of its waterfront property now that a business plan is ready. The port finalized…