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Fort Vancouver High School students wave signs and chant outside Vancouver Public Schools headquarters on Tuesday during a walk-out to protest the district’s cuts to 262 staff positions next year.

Fort Vancouver students walk out of class to protest district staff reductions

March 19, 2024, 3:28pm Clark County News

Hundreds of Fort Vancouver High School students walked out of class late Tuesday morning, protesting district staffing cuts they say will disproportionately impact their school next year. Read story

A large new warehouse for drink distributor Craig Stein Beverage is under construction in Orchards.

Craig Stein Beverage building 150,000-square-foot distribution center in Orchards

March 19, 2024, 6:07am Business Subscriber Exclusive

Drivers traveling along 59th Street in Orchards have likely spotted a large warehouse under construction. What is the mysterious building? Read story

Clark County sheriff’s Sgt. Greg Agar takes a break Thursday while on patrol at Hazel Dell Community Park. Agar was awarded recently for multiple instances of risking his own safety on the job and going above and beyond to help county citizens, even when it wasn’t part of his job.

‘Heart in the right place’: Clark County Sheriff’s sergeant wins honors for service, going beyond to help the community

March 18, 2024, 6:03am Clark County News

Clark County sheriff’s Sgt. Greg Agar has a unique way of coping with stress: by giving back to those whose suffering he encounters on the job. Read story

54-40 Brewing founder Bolt Minister stands for a portrait at 54-40 Brewing in Washougal. "It's an industry unlike anything else," said Minister.

54-40 Brewing to open second location in Washougal – with a full kitchen

March 18, 2024, 6:02am Business

54-40 Brewing Co. will open a new location — with a full-service restaurant and taproom — at the Evergreen Marketplace in Washougal later this year. Read story

Washington Supreme Court: Bar exam will no longer be required to become attorney in state

March 17, 2024, 4:36pm Editor's Choice

The bar exam will no longer be required to become a lawyer in Washington, the state Supreme Court ruled in a pair of orders Friday. The court approved alternative ways to show competency and earn a law license after appointing a task force to examine the issue in 2020. Read story

Questions ahead for tolling on Interstate 5 Bridge

Cars travel along the Interstate 5 Bridge in October 2022, as seen from the top of one of the northbound bridge lift towers. Tolling on the current I-5 Bridge, to help pay for its replacement, is expected to start in 2026.

A bistate subcommittee heavily involved in re-establishing tolls on the Interstate 5 Bridge to help fund its replacement met Friday for the first time since Oregon’s plan to toll all lanes of I-5 and Interstate 205 from the interstate bridges to near Wilsonville, Ore., was canceled. Read story

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Fort Vancouver students walk out of class to protest district staff reductions

Craig Stein Beverage building 150,000-square-foot distribution center in Orchards

‘Heart in the right place’: Clark County Sheriff’s sergeant wins honors for service, going beyond to help the community

54-40 Brewing to open second location in Washougal – with a full kitchen

Washington Supreme Court: Bar exam will no longer be required to become attorney in state

6 things to know about the costliest salmon recovery program in WA

Motorcyclist killed in collision Friday night in downtown Vancouver

Questions ahead for tolling on Interstate 5 Bridge

$8 million more in funding secured for Hood River bridge replacement

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