Battle Ground
A mass of Battle Ground community members gathered in Kiwanis Park at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 7, preparing to serve their neighbors in a semiannual effort known as Love Battle Ground. Jobs ...
Ronald Nick Endress has been a resident of Battle Ground for as long as he's been alive. "I just couldn't leave Battle Ground. I just liked it," Endress said. Endress has lived his
St. Helens has been sued multiple times in recent years, and some lawsuits are still ongoing. The city is involved in active litigation over public records, issues with its former […]
Battle Ground Public Schools Superintendent Shelly Whitten expressed gratitude and relief following the community's support of the district's replacement educational programs and operations levy,
Clark County bus riders could be staring down a future with longer waits, fewer service days and routes disappearing altogether, if C-TRAN's sales tax rate stays stuck at 0.7%. That's the blunt warning agency staff delivered to the transit board Tuesday, projecting the agency could be forced to cut about a quarter of its regular bus service by the early 2030s.
The Battle Ground City Council reaffirmed its decision to terminate City Manager Kris Swanson during a Monday, Nov. 2, meeting, voting 4-3 to formally uphold the city's August decision following a
SEATTLE — A powerful storm system spinning off the Pacific Northwest coast has strengthened sharply, with its central pressure falling into the 960s millibars. That is roughly comparable to the central pressure of a Category 3 hurricane. The storm is expected to steer another atmospheric river into the region, along with strong winds, higher storm surge and dangerous surf.
Camas High's cross-country controversy deepens as the Department of Education opens a Title IX investigation into the district's handling of complaints.
Furry Friends cat rescue raised $155,000 at its annual Butch Catsidy & the Sundance Kit Dinner & Auction on Oct. 17, marking the organization's largest fundraiser of the year. The
VANCOUVER, WA – C-TRAN wraps up its long-range plan next Monday, Nov. 16. The transit agency says three scenarios are under consideration, including significant cuts. C-TRAN gets 0.7% of a percent of Clark County’s sales tax, which is unchanged since 2012. Taylor Eidt, with C-Tran, says if future...
Teddy Swims visited The Downbeat bar, which opened in the Horizon Enterprise Building in February.
Members of a volunteer board charged with advising the Clark County Council on public health priorities have raised concerns about whether they can meaningfully fulfill their responsibilities after officials selected a new Public Health department director without their input. The Public Health Advisory Council — consisting of 21 unpaid community...
Vancouver, WA. — The just short of 250 union members and health care professionals at PeaceHealth continue to picket this week. Their union representative says they’ve been negotiating since September 2025 to try and secure the union’s first contract. The largest sticking point seems to be a...
Three nonprofit organizations in Columbia County will be able to expand their services thanks to grants from the Oregon Community Foundation. The Oregon Community Foundation has awarded more than $5.3 […]
Vancouver, Washington is preparing to welcome its first major cinematic event at Regal City Center in downtown Vancouver. Vancouver Movie Fête (VMF), a new three-day cinematic event, will take place September 17–19, 2027, bringing an expansive selection of movies, emerging creative talent, and audiences together at one of the city’s most recognized entertainment destinations.
Heartbroken Molly Worek, 29, said: 'I screamed, I cried, I wanted to be sick' after thieves smashed a window of her rental car and made off with her prized collection.
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A northwest Portland roofing manufacturer has been sued for millions of dollars on claims of racial discrimination. Zachery Fuller, a 49-year-old Black man, is suing the company CertainTeed for $3.7 million. He says while he was employed there, he was racially harassed and that the company discriminated against his medical condition before […]
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - A leak in the decorative reflecting pool at Washington Park is causing an estimated loss of 68,000 gallons of water a day, but the underground drinking water reservoir at the site is not leaking, the Portland Water Bureau said. The bureau said the reflecting pool is...
900 Court St. NE, Room H-473 — Unverified Salem Street Location. An investigation concluded that Oregon state Rep. Lamar Wise failed to disclose a $25,000 stipend he received from the Portland-based nonprofit Seeding Justice, according to findings reported this week. The matter now heads to the Oregon Government Ethics Commission, which is scheduled to consider a stipulated final agreement at its regular meeting Friday.
Over 60% of Clark County voters turned out for the Tuesday, Nov. 3 general election, which followed the national trend of Republican candidates being defeated by Democrats in a historic blue ...