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June 18, 2026
Drivers warned to slow down, stay sober
Local and state agencies are warning Clark County drivers to slow down and stay sober as the summer driving season begins — the deadliest stretch of the year.
Local and state agencies are warning Clark County drivers to slow down and stay sober as the summer driving season begins — the deadliest stretch of the year.
Five Clark County high school students have been selected for the National Merit Scholarship, a nationwide award that recognizes high-achieving students.
The Columbia River summer salmon and steelhead fisheries are starting, and anglers will be able to target sockeye salmon and summer steelhead this year, but the chances of a fishery for summer chinook are very slim.
The Port of Camas-Washougal has launched an effort to develop an airport master plan that will create a long-term road map for aviation improvements and future economic development at Grove Field.
For the first time in nearly two decades, visitors to the Camas Farmers Market will have to go somewhere new. What they won’t have to search for is the lively mix of local farmers, food vendors, music and community gathering that has made the market one of downtown Camas’ signature events.
Critics told Oregon and Washington transportation commissioners Friday morning that imposing tolls only on the current and replacement Interstate 5 bridges would simply divert traffic to the I-205 Bridge.
Looking forward to those summer cookouts or a road trip in honor of America’s 250th birthday? Both, along with many summer essentials, will likely cost you more this year.
The Clark County Council is considering increased funding to provide mental health services to veterans.
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown said his office is ready to defend the state’s voting system against attacks from the Trump administration.
The FVRLibraries board of trustees is on the verge of filling two seats that were vacated earlier this year.