The show, open to middle and high school students in Camas and Washougal is designed to give students a real-world art experience, complete with professional display and the chance to sell their work, according to a news release.
For years, May Dearing has advocated for human trafficking victims. It wasn’t until she was crowned Miss Clark County in November that she felt she was taken seriously.
Clark County’s construction industry has suffered a yearslong shortage of workers, especially skilled ones. An uptick in immigration enforcement is making it worse.
TransAlta Corporation has signed an agreement with Puget Sound Energy to switch the last coal-fired power station in Washington to natural gas.
Investigators have located a long-sought witness in the 1971 disappearance of Vancouver teenager Jamie Grissim and say new information has strengthened their belief that she was a victim of…
A decision by U.S. Catholic bishops to ban gender-affirming care for transgender patients at Catholic hospitals may have implications for patients at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver, but it’s unclear how.
At age 92, Neil Kimsey is ready to retire — again.
It isn’t just Clark County residents feeling the pinch of rising costs. Clark County’s annual budget for 2026, which was approved by the county council Tuesday, shows an increase in expenses of about $10 million compared with the prior year.
Columbia River navigators are growing worried as a project to put a 100-mile power transmission line under the river charges ahead without offering ways to mitigate its impacts on the industry.
Newspapers play a vital role in the Clark County Genealogical Society’s mission to help people with their family history research endeavors, according to the nonprofit organization’s president.
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