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Crews respond to trees, brush fire near NE 179th Street
Clark County Fire & Rescue (CCFR) responded to a report of trees and brush on fire in the 2500 block of NE 179th Street at 1:33 p. m. today (Tue. , Aug. 20).
CCHM new exhibit: ‘Currents of Progress — Clark County Rivers, Roads and Ports’
Clark County Historical Museum will hold a public reception for its newest exhibit, “Currents of Progress: Clark County Rivers, Roads, and Ports,” at 5 p. m. Thursday, Sept. 5.
Campfires & Candlelight event recreates night of historic fire at Fort Vancouver
On Sept. 7, Fort Vancouver National Historic Site will host its annual Campfires & Candlelight event. This free event is the national park’s largest living history event of the year.
Pavement work ahead for Vancouver streets this week
Pavement management work is in full swing, nights and days, throughout the city of Vancouver.
Our City Cares is latest recipient of 100+ Women Who Care Clark County donation
Signs of Hope, the Our City Cares suicide prevention campaign, will soon appear across three Southwest Washington school district campuses. Donations from 100+ Women Who Care Clark County will ensu…
City seeks community input on building a ‘Stronger Vancouver’
Vancouver City Council is seeking public input about the city’s Stronger Vancouver initiative at three community open houses Aug. 21, 22 and 27.
Washougal seeking applications for newly established Arts Commission
The city of Washougal is now seeking applications for positions on the Washougal Arts Commission.
County extends application deadline for Building, Fire Code boards
Clark County is seeking volunteers for two boards: the Building, Residential and Plumbing Board of Appeals and the Fire Code Board of Appeals. The deadline for receiving applications from intereste…
Clark County Public Health releases report examining community health needs
Clark County Public Health and its partners in the Healthy Columbia Willamette Collaborative recently released the 2019 Community Health Needs Assessment. The assessment highlights community health…
Drivers advised to prepare for delays on Highway 99 for pavement preservation project
Frequent travelers of Highway 99 should prepare for intermittent delays between Northeast 78th Street and Northeast 134th Street beginning Mon. , Aug. 19.
Patrons fund new stage remodel at Woodland’s Love Street Playhouse
Love Street Playhouse in Woodland, got a recent facelift with its “Beyond the Limits” campaign funded exclusively by its patrons and hundreds of hours of volunteer labor.
Weekend-long closure of eastbound SR 500 for paving scheduled Aug. 16-19
Beginning on Fri. , Aug. 16, contractor crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation will close all lanes of eastbound SR 500 between Northeast Thurston Way and Interstate 5,…
Night closure of southbound Interstate 5 Bridge scheduled for Sat., Aug. 24
All lanes on the southbound span of the Interstate Bridge will close the night of Sat. , Aug. 24 for maintenance, one of several night closures on the bridge this month. In addition, the middle and…
City of Battle Ground adjusts Permit Center hours
The city of Battle Ground has temporarily adjusted the in-person counter service hours at its Permit Center located at City Hall.
Corwin Beverage employee named to PepsiCo Chairman’s Ring of Honor
Corwin Beverage employee Dustin Meyer’s sales and customer service performance earned him a place in the 2019 Pepsico Chairman’s Ring of Honor, recognition reserved for just one out of every 1,000…
Woodland Public Schools offers help to parents and students for the start of the school year
With the first day of school rapidly approaching on Tue. , Aug. 27, Woodland Public Schools offers resources and tips for parents and students to get a jump start on preparing for the new school year.
Vancouver Police investigate convenience store robberies
Officials from the Vancouver Police Department are seeking the public’s help in an investigation of two convenience store robberies that took place in east Vancouver in August.
Open house for trail improvements at Lower Daybreak Park set for Aug. 20
Clark County Public Works will host an open house from 4:30 p. m. to 7 p. Tue. , Aug. 20, in the commons area at Daybreak Schools in Battle Ground. The event will allow members of the public to lea…