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Clark County Fire District 3 recognizes AMR Crews for actions during June 10 fire incident
Clark County Fire District 3 has recognized several AMR crews for their rapid and heroic actions during a June 10 fire, highlighting the teamwork that led to multiple rescues and lifesaving outcomes.
Join Ridgefield’s free Dragon Boat Community Paddles this summer
The city of Ridgefield is hosting free Community Paddles on Friday evenings all summer long, giving residents a chance to try Dragon Boating on Lake River with no experience necessary.
Firefighters asking folks to Fill The Boot with fundraiser for MDA on Saturday
Firefighters will be at two Vancouver Fred Meyer stores this Saturday collecting donations for the Muscular Dystrophy Association through the long-running Fill The Boot fundraiser.
Aging play equipment at Lewisville Regional Park to be removed
Clark County Public Works will begin removing aging and unsafe play equipment from Lewisville Regional Park at the end of June, with a future site plan update to guide future recreation features.
The Commission on Aging asks, ‘How can older adults in Clark County connect socially?’
The Commission on Aging will hold a June 18 meeting focused on social connection programs for older adults in Clark County.
Korean War Veterans Remembrance Ceremony set for June 25 in Vancouver
A number of community organizations are teaming up to honor Korean War veterans at a ceremony later this month, the 75th anniversary of the start of the war.
McLoughlin Heights Church of God hosts Community Safety & Wellness Day
McLoughlin Heights Church of God will host a free public event on June 28 that features CPR training, museum exhibits, games, and a community worship service.
Hiring Event at WorkSource Vancouver on June 18
Job seekers are invited to meet employers and explore job opportunities at a free hiring event hosted by WorkSource Vancouver on June 18.
Battle Ground Public Schools to offer free meals this summer
Battle Ground Public Schools will serve free weekday breakfasts and lunches to all kids and teens at Maple Grove Primary School and CAM Academy from June 17 to Aug. 14.
Battle Ground to celebrate reopening of newly remodeled Senior Center
Battle Ground will reopen its newly remodeled Senior Center on June 16, showcasing upgrades like an ADA-compliant design, modern kitchen and covered patio for expanded senior programming and public…
Furry Friends volunteers encourage community contributions to feed kittens
Furry Friends is urgently asking the community to help feed over 150 kittens as food supplies run dangerously low.
Public Health issues warning for Lacamas Lake due to elevated toxin levels
Clark County Public Health has issued a warning for Lacamas Lake due to elevated levels of cyanotoxins from harmful algae, following water sample results from June 2.
Secure Your Load, Save a Life: Washington campaign returns to prevent crashes and protect communities
State agencies are relaunching a campaign to prevent crashes caused by unsecured vehicle loads, with patrols, discounts, and public outreach efforts beginning this week.
Local artists invited to Camas Plein Air event and competition honoring the life of Marquita Call on Sept. 27
Local artists are invited to participate in the Camas Plein Air event on September 27, honoring founder Marquita Call and offering $2,800 in prizes.
Volunteers needed for county’s Accessible Community Advisory Committee
Clark County is seeking volunteers with disabilities or parents of children with disabilities to serve on its Accessible Community Advisory Committee, which advises on inclusion and accessibility e…
Evergreen Public Schools will again offer free breakfast and lunch to children during summer
Evergreen Public Schools’ Summer Food Service Program will again provide free breakfast and lunch to children ages 1 to 18 this summer, regardless of district enrollment.
Benthic algae mats in Columbia River pose risks to people, pets
Clark County Public Health warns river users to watch for benthic algae mats—recently spotted at Cottonwood Beach—that can release toxins lethal to pets and harmful to people.
Vancouver launching streamlined ePermit system to improve customer experience and accessibility
Vancouver’s new Online Permit Center goes live June 4, giving residents a faster, mobile-friendly way to apply for permits and pay fees.