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Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce offers business resources among COVID-19 impacts
The Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce is offering business resources specifically for Southwest Washington companies to understand the best practices for business as COVID-19 pandemic continues.
Business: Prestige Care is looking for compassionate caregivers to join its team
Prestige Care, a family-owned operator of Discovery Nursing and Rehab of Vancouver and Prestige Assisted Living at Hazel Dell, is looking to expand its team of compassionate, part-time staff member…
City of Vancouver to remove three aging trees from Esther Short Park
After a careful evaluation, the city of Vancouver will be removing two declining Norway maple trees along Esther Street and one Norway Maple with structural issues along 8th Street in the next few…
Battle Ground Police Chief Mike Fort issues public message
Battle Ground Police Chief Mike Fort issued a letter to the public Friday in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Woodland Public Schools launches home learning opportunities website
Woodland Public Schools launched a home learning opportunities website to provide area families with resources to help students continue their learning during the statewide COVID-19 school closure.
The Historic Trust honors George C. Marshall Leadership Award recipients
The Historic Trust announces this year’s General George C. Marshall Leadership Awards recipients, Chase Smith (Adult Award recipient) and Grace Melbuer (Youth Award recipient).
Rep. Paul Harris’ charter school bill signed into law
Charter schools in Washington scored a victory yesterday, as Gov. Jay Inslee signed into law Rep. Paul Harris’ bill that will enhance administration capabilities at state charter schools.
La Center Mayor Greg Thornton issues Proclamation of Emergency
La Center Mayor Greg Thornton today issued a formal Proclamation of Emergency and adopted further operational steps to assure continuing service and the safety of residents and city staff.
Superior Court updates modifications to operations in response to COVID-19 concerns
The Clark County Superior Court on Mon. , March 16 modified its operations to increase the safety of court participants and staff. In its continued response to increase safety, the Superior Court B…
Clark County Auto License closed for in-person services
Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey announced Wednesday that the Auto License office at 1408 Franklin St. will close for in-person services beginning at noon today, March 18.
Camas Police officer involved in shooting identified
The Camas Police officer involved in a shooting on March 12 has been identified. The Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office has determined the manner of death that took place in the incident was a…
City of Vancouver closing Navigation Center today in response to COVID-19 concerns
The city of Vancouver will close the Navigation Center (2018 Grand Boulevard) at 5 p. m. on Wed. , March 18, until further notice. At this time, there are no known cases of COVID-19 at the Navigati…
County Permit Center closing in response to Novel Coronavirus
Due to the concerns regarding the COVID-19 virus, the Clark County Permit Center today announced that the Permit Center lobby on the first floor of the Public Service Center, 1300 Franklin St. will…
Vancouver Public Schools offers support to its patrons during closure
Vancouver School District officials issued an open letter to its families on Tuesday.
Clark County Public Works to close public meeting spaces, front desk activities at two customer service locations
Clark County Public Works has closed Luke Jensen Sports Park to all public events and activities. Private rentals scheduled to take place during the closure are canceled and will be fully refunded.
Ridgefield Raptors: Still hoping to have a baseball season
West Coast League and the Ridgefield Raptors still hope to have a baseball season.
County treasurer halts delinquent tax collections and offers business tax relief
Business owners impacted by the recent closure orders due to the novel coronavirus will have the option of paying their business personal property taxes over time with no penalties or collection fees.
City Manager Steve Stuart issues formal Declaration of Emergency in Ridgefield
Ridgefield City Manager Steve Stuart today issued a formal Declaration of Emergency and adopted further operational steps to assure continuing service and the safety of residents and city staff.