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Save the Date: Veterans parade, upcoming races hit streets
The Lough Legacy Veterans Parade at Fort Vancouver will mark its 30th anniversary celebrating those who served. The parade will honor veterans of all service branches, beginning with a ceremony at 10...
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Morning Press: White supremacy; Value Village; Problem house; First Citizen;...
Are you ready for today’s rain? Check out our complete local forecast. Here are several of the stories that drew our readers’ attention this week. White supremacy bares its ugly heart When Larnell...
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Press Talk: We all have special things
MIAMI — Something special. We all have special things in our life. Good food, favorite vacations, friends, the White Sox. But our daughter, Danni, who is getting married today … Well, she is...
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Teen critically hurt when motorcycle strikes SUV
A 17-year-old boy was hospitalized Friday night with life-threatening injuries after crashing his motorcycle into the back of another vehicle on St. Johns Road near the Minnehaha neighborhood,...
View ArticlePropane tank leak prompts evacuations in Hazel Dell
A leaking propane tank prompted a road closure and evacuation of two houses Saturday in Hazel Dell, according to Clark County Fire District 6. Firefighters were called in at 2:55 p.m. to investigate a...
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Lough Legacy Veterans Parade salutes those who served
A big, grateful smile spread across Pearl Harbor survivor Ralph Laedtke’s face as people took turns shaking his hand and thanking him for his service during Vancouver’s Veterans Parade on Saturday. The...
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Bridge Accelerator works to help new businesses fine-tune plans, find investors
In the first-floor meeting space of the Hudson Building on a particularly rainy October night, upstart entrepreneurs catch themselves in a verbal tennis match with Dave Barcos. The 52-year-old...
View ArticleWeather Eye: After lingering showers, we’ll continue to have mild days
Rain, rain go away, come back again another day! This may have been on a few people’s minds Saturday as, yes, the rains were back. It was so delightful Thursday and Friday to have sunshine and dry...
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Clark County Sheriff’s Office weighs budget cuts
During a Thursday night public forum on how the proposed county budget would affect the sheriff’s office, a man in attendance asked Sheriff Chuck Atkins if he would ever have enough money after years...
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Oregon proposes ‘rebalance’ of Columbia River salmon reforms
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is proposing a “strategic rebalance” of the landmark 2012 Columbia River salmon management reforms, including continuation of gillnetting for fall chinook...
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Treehouses are tree-mendouse getaways
STEVENSON — Douglas firs are the hallmark of Skamania Lodge’s sprawling 175-acre resort in the Columbia River Gorge. When the wind kicks up, the imposing trees bow and flex with the breeze. So, it may...
View ArticleWashington commission discusses salmon fishing reforms
OLYMPIA — Washington’s Fish and Wildlife Commission was briefed Saturday on the Columbia River salmon reforms, but took no action. Kyle Adicks of the state Department of Fish and Wildlife told the...
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Clinton, through eyes of Wellesley classmate from Vancouver
Candace Young wishes Bernie Sanders supporters who criticize Hillary Rodham Clinton as untrustworthy, inauthentic or part of the establishment could have been in the audience in 1969 during her...
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Election 2016: A look at local ballot
After months of politicians’ (and aspiring politicians) knocking on doors, appearing at candidate forums and waving signs at traffic, the end of the long campaign season is in sight. With two days...
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AFM strikes 8 Washington children’s nervous systems
State health officials are investigating eight cases of children experiencing polio-like symptoms caused by a neurological condition called acute flaccid myelitis. Health officials announced the...
View ArticleChurch offers services of healing for the nation on Election Day
Messiah Lutheran Church is offering a respite from the election season’s fervor at two separate prayer services to be held at 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday. Called “Healing of the...
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Morning Press: Local ballot; Veterans parade; Sheriff’s office budget; Bridge...
What’s on tap for this week’s weather? Check our local weather coverage. In case you missed them, here are some of the top stories of the weekend: Election 2016: A look at local ballot After months of...
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Video looks at Stonier-Topper race
Voters of the 49th Legislative District have a tough choice. Two Democrats — both with impressive résumés, who are philosophically aligned with the left-leaning district — are vying to replace Rep. Jim...
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I-5 La Center junction in transformation
Take a good look at the Interstate 5 La Center junction, because it’s going to look pretty different soon. There are three major construction projects underway at the junction: the Ilani Casino Resort...
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Resource center welcome addition for Battle Ground schools
BRUSH PRAIRIE — At the Battle Ground Public School’s central headquarters is a trio of cozy offices, complete with children’s books, school supplies and stacks on stacks of information for families....
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