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September 18, 2025
C-Tran turns to court over small cities
Faced with an impasse over what the state requires and what its own advisory group has suggested, C-Tran’s board of directors has agreed to seek a court-ordered solution.
Faced with an impasse over what the state requires and what its own advisory group has suggested, C-Tran’s board of directors has agreed to seek a court-ordered solution.
A standing order issued by the Washington State Department of Health will ensure Washington residents can easily access the COVID-19 vaccine this year.
Patrons of Maryhill Winery’s Vancouver waterfront tasting room might be surprised to learn how much energy it takes to produce their favorite pinot noir, Sauvignon blanc or cabernet. Now that energy is coming from the sun rather than from fossil fuels.
The federal permit that allows Northwest states and some Native nations to trap and kill salmon-eating sea lions in the Columbia River was reapproved late last week.
If you have enjoyed a hike at Moulton Falls, a walk along the Salmon Creek Greenway or a day on the beach at Frenchman’s Bar, you can thank Clark County’s Legacy Lands program, which marks 40 years in October.
Every morning at 9 on the dot, phones begin to light up at the Council for the Homeless headquarters in Vancouver.
The 2025 Washougal Harvest Festival will be held from 4-10 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20, at Reflection Plaza in downtown Washougal. The 21-and-older event will feature food, beverages and three east…
The event recognized 30 educators, including Chessin, from across the United States for using music to inspire students, build confidence, and strengthen communities, according to the Camas School District.
The city is collecting community feedback about three project designs reviewed by the Washougal City Council during an Aug. 25 work session. The city hosted an open house Sept. 3 and tentatively plans to hold a second one Sept. 24.
The Camas Public Library is offering a library card-design contest throughout September, which is the American Library Association’s Library Card Sign-up Month. The library will accept designs until 5 p.m. Sept. 30.