Trish Masters and George Gittelson sipped a red blend called Tuttorosso at The Waterfront Vancouver’s newest tasting room, Brian Carter Cellars, which opened for the…
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The Department of Social and Health Services is seeking public input by Aug. 28 on a proposed 48-bed secure behavioral health facility in Vancouver. It’s…
Clark County Public Health plans to submit a Phase 3 application to the state Department of Health by Friday, so the county can enter the…
The Washougal Police Department has identified the victim of a suspicious June 14 death as 71-year-old Sandra Ladd. Emergency responders found Ladd, of Washougal, dead…
It’s been 14 weeks since Ronnie Miller-Watts, 51, applied for unemployment insurance. But she hasn’t seen any money. As a self-employed worker and business owner…
Hundreds of Clark County mobile home owners are eligible for tax relief after a state law went into effect earlier this month. House Bill 2512…
The personal anecdotes recounted during Vancouver’s listening sessions on race and policing last week were “heartbreaking,” Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle said, even as she regarded the…
A man accused in a lengthy police pursuit Friday, in which he allegedly tried to strike several responding officers, appeared Monday via video in Clark…
OLYMPIA — Washington state will require people to wear facial coverings in public settings, under a statewide public health order announced Tuesday by Gov. Jay…