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U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez testifies before the House Veterans’ Affairs Subcommittee on Health in support of her bipartisan Rural Veterans Transportation to Care Act last year.
MGP, colleagues introduce bill to support rural veterans’ transportation for health care
U.S. Reps. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, and Juan Ciscomani, R-Arizona, Gabe Vasquez, D-New Mexico, and Don Davis, D-North Carolina, last week introduced the bipartisan Rural Veterans … more
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Nominations open for Southwest Washington Philanthropy Awards
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington is now accepting nominations for its 2025 Philanthropist of the Year and Community Champion awards, which recognize individuals, families, and … more
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez smiles while eating a freshly picked fruit at Raintree Nursery on a Lewis County Farm Bureau Tour on Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2024.
MGP introduces bill to increase oversight of foreign ownership of American farmland
Last week, U.S. Reps. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, and Rep. John Moolenaar, R-Michigan, introduced the Farmland Security Act of 2025, which, according to a news release from Gluesenkamp … more
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City appoints La Center Arts Council member to Clark County Arts Commission
During its Feb. 26 meeting, the La Center City Council approved the appointment of Margene Rivara as the city’s representative on the Clark County Arts Commission. Mayor Tom Strobehn … more
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Clark Skamania Flyfishers to host class at Clark College
Clark Skamania Flyfishers is offering an introductory course on fly fishing from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., on Saturday, April 26, at Clark College in the Gaiser Hall, located at 1933 Fort Vancouver … more
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Vancouver Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle addresses the Clark County Council, during a Wednesday, Feb. 26 meeting. McEnerny-Ogle providing background on C-Tran's potential role in light rail funding for the Interstate Bridge Replacement Project.
Clark County Council backs legislation supporting I-5 Bridge replacement funding
The Clark County Council has expressed its support for proposed state legislation that would authorize up to $1.6 billion in bonds to fund the construction of a new Interstate 5 bridge. During a … more
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Free tax assistance available to Clark County residents through VITA
The IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program is offering free basic tax return preparation for eligible Clark County residents through Ren Locus. Assistance is available to those … more
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The Clark County Council unanimously signaled support on Wednesday, Feb. 26, to eliminate case-by-case approval for Vancouver Housing Authority projects. The council approved a draft resolution that will be formally considered for official adoption at a later date.
Clark County Council to approve Vancouver Housing Authority’s expanded operations
By granting Vancouver Housing Authority (VHA) the ability to operate freely within unincorporated Clark County, the Clark County Council aims to remove bureaucratic hurdles and streamline the housing … more
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Frank Green, assistant program administrator for the Interstate Bridge Replacement program, presents to the La Center City Council on Feb. 26, outlining the project's progress. His update drew concerns from council members over the costs and necessity of including light rail.
La Center City Council grills inclusion of light rail in I-5 bridge replacement presentation
Despite maintaining a cordial tone, the La Center City Council’s frustration over the anticipated costs of light rail was made abundantly clear last week. The La Center City Council … more
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A group in attendance during a Wednesday, Feb. 26, court hearing between the Legacy Forest Defense Coalition and the Friends of Clark County and the Washington Department of Natural Resources held up photos showing the present state of the Dabbler timber sale harvesting.
Opposition to Dabbler timber sale gains a small victory in Clark County Superior Court
A temporary restraining order on logging activity on Washington state Department of Natural Resources (DNR) forestland in the far northeastern reaches of Clark County was approved by a Clark County … more
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Meghan Hamilton takes the oath of office on Feb. 27. She was officially sworn in as the newest Ridgefield City Council member following a 25-minute deliberation process.
Ridgefield City Council fills third vacancy after lengthy deliberation
The Ridgefield City Council faced a pivotal decision on Thursday, Feb. 27, as it sought to fill the third vacant seat in just over a year. After an extensive selection process, the council voted … more
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The crater of Mount St. Helens is pictured on Thursday, Jan. 23.
Registration for annual bike ride to Mount St. Helens is now open
Cyclists may want to pencil in some time to work on their bike before June 21, when Tour de Blast returns. The Rotary Club of Longview has opened registration for the 2025 iteration of Tour de … more
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Could skits of teens partying curb substance use? Cowlitz County Health Board approves
As schools and local groups continue to search for ways to reduce teen substance use , Cowlitz County Board of Health Chairman Kelly Lane has offered his own solution: using simulated high school … more
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Vehicles wait at a congested intersection near Woodland’s Exit 21, where traffic backups are common. The planned improvement project, now delayed until at least 2028, aims to alleviate congestion with redesigned infrastructure.
Engineers present latest findings during Woodland Exit 21 project update
During a Feb. 18 presentation, engineers from Kittelson and Associates, a consultant firm, provided new insights into the ongoing planning and evaluation of Woodland’s Exit 21 improvement … more
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Ridgefield seeks youth for Parks Board position
The Ridgefield City Council is seeking an energetic and organized teenager to be the first youth member of the Ridgefield Parks Board. The volunteer position will provide an opportunity to … more
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Some Battle Ground City Council members are considering a resolution opposing light rail as part of the Interstate 5 Bridge Replacement Project due to concerns over funding and potential toll impacts on residents. While some argue light rail is unnecessary, project leaders warn that removing it could cause costly delays.
Battle Ground council questions light rail costs in I-5 bridge replacement update
Following an update from Interstate Bridge Replacement Program leaders, some Battle Ground City Council members are considering a resolution opposing light rail. During the Feb. 18 meeting, … more
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City officials are considering updates to downtown Ridgefield’s parking regulations, including additional Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant spaces, loading zones and EV charging stations. The Ridgefield City Council reviewed the proposed changes during its Feb. 17 meeting and will reconvene on March 13 to take further action.
Ridgefield City Council reviews proposed downtown parking plan
The Ridgefield City Council will consider several code changes to improve parking accessibility in its downtown area. During a Monday, Feb 17, meeting, Public Works Director Chuck Green … more
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The Clark County Sheriff’s Office has begun training patrol staff to use Grappler Police Bumpers, which can latch onto vehicles and end high-speed pursuits.
CCSO equips patrol vehicles with grappling bumpers
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) recently upgraded 25 patrol vehicles with Grappler Police Bumpers, a vehicle immobilization device able to safely end high-speed pursuits with a … more
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Senator Adrian Cortes of Washington’s 18th District is leading efforts to amend the state constitution, proposing a lower voter approval threshold for school bonds to a 50% majority. Washington voters would need to approve this proposed amendment in a future election should the proposal pass legislation.
State Sen. Cortes proposes constitutional amendment to ease school funding and reduce housing costs
Washington state Sen. Adrian Cortes, of Washington’s 18th Legislative District, has introduced Senate Joint Resolution 8200 (SJR-8200), a proposed state constitutional amendment aimed at … more
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Local pilots store and maintain their planes at North Cedars Airpark, located in Battle Ground’s airpark zone. Residents recently opposed Senate Bill 5723, which would have allowed developers to bypass airpark covenants, conditions and restrictions that are more restrictive than existing airpark zoning regulations.
Proposed bill creates confusion and concern for local airpark district residents
Last week, Clark County Airpark district residents mobilized against Senate Bill 5723, a proposed law that would have allowed city-owned properties to bypass private community restrictions. The … more
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