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‘Broadway comes to Camas, it’s showtime’
The 49th Annual Camas Days Festival returns this weekend with new musical acts, expanded Kids Street, local brews, and shuttle service for Saturday’s parade.
County seeks applicants for Parks Advisory Board
Clark County is accepting applications to fill four vacancies on its Parks Advisory Board. Interested residents must apply by Sept. 1 for terms starting in 2026.
Board of Health seeks applicants for three Public Health Advisory Council positions
Clark County is seeking applicants for three Public Health Advisory Council seats representing a nurse, doctor, and aging community. Applications are due by Aug. 29.
County seeks applicants to fill two open District Court seats
Clark County is accepting applications to fill two District Court judge seats, with retirements by Judges Langsdorf and Osler set for later this year. Applications are due by Aug. 8.
Public Health issues danger advisory for Vancouver Lake due to harmful algae
Clark County Public Health issued a danger advisory for Vancouver Lake due to harmful algae producing high cyanotoxin levels. Recreational use is discouraged. Advisory at Lacamas Lake has been lifted.
Vancouver Police arrest sex offender for rape of 12 year old
Vancouver Police arrested Suliaman Abdul-Hadi, a level 3 sex offender, for raping a 12-year-old. Detectives believe there may be additional victims and are asking the public for information.
Celebrate the Day of Festivals in Downtown Ridgefield on Saturday, August 2
Ridgefield’s Day of Festivals returns Aug. 2 with City Days, Farmers Market, Dragon Boat Races, Duck Calling Contests, and more. Events are free and include a free shuttle.
Save the date for the Furry Friends Annual Dinner and Auction
Furry Friends will host its annual dinner and auction fundraiser Oct. 18 at Royal Oaks Country Club. Tickets include dinner and auction access. Dessert donations are also being accepted.
Auditor to hold special three-day filing period for three elected offices with no candidates
Three local offices had no candidates file by the May deadline. A special filing period will now be held Aug. 5–7 with no filing fees. Candidates will appear on the general election ballot.
Clark College launches Advanced Manufacturing Program Fall 2025
Clark College will debut a new Advanced Manufacturing degree program in Fall 2025 at its Ridgefield facility, offering stackable credentials and hands-on training to support regional workforce needs.
Clark County seeks volunteers for four positions on the Clean Water Commission
Clark County is seeking four new volunteers to serve on its Clean Water Commission, which advises on surface water quality and watershed health. Applications are due by Aug. 25.
Paddle Safe Week begins July 22, teaches importance of water safety
Paddle Safe Week runs July 22–28 and highlights water safety practices for paddlers across Washington, including life jacket use and cold water shock prevention.
Washougal Community Market kicks off Friday at Reflection Plaza
The new Washougal Community Market begins July 18 at Reflection Plaza and will run weekly through summer, featuring local vendors, food, entertainment, and kids activities.
Greater Vancouver Chamber opens nominations for the 2025 First Citizen Award
The Greater Vancouver Chamber is now accepting nominations for its 2025 First Citizen Award, honoring individuals whose civic leadership and service have made a lasting impact in Southwest Washington.
City and County funding agreement advances Bridge Shelter project
Vancouver and Clark County councils approved a $2. 1M funding deal to support construction of the Bridge Shelter, offering trauma-informed services and shelter access to residents beyond city limits.
Red Cross issues advice to stay safe during extreme heat
The Red Cross urges Clark County residents to stay cool, hydrated and connected as extreme heat hits the region, with tips to prevent serious illness.
Vancouver’s Rental Registration Program to improve quality, safety of rental housing
Vancouver will require all long-term rental units to register annually starting January 2026, aiming to improve rental safety and housing data.
Low water levels on Lewis River lead to boat ramp and dispersed camping closure
Low inflows to PacifiCorp’s Lewis River reservoirs are forcing the closure of Saddle Dam boat ramp and shoreline camping at Yale Reservoir starting July 26–27.