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Lions Clubs of Clark County place a new donation box at Cascade Park Library for recycling used eyeglasses and hearing aids.

North Clark Historical Museum announces April events including music, quilting, and tours.

WSDOT will close I-5 lanes near Woodland April 1–3 for cable barrier repairs and debris removal.

Celebrate Southwest Washington’s poetry scene at Magenta Theater in Vancouver with featured poets and the Poetry Moves program.

Sheriff Horch and Chief Flynn will host a Battle Ground town hall April 23

Clark County celebrates Food Waste Prevention Week with free public events

Three Clark County women honored with 2025 Iris Awards for community leadership

Vancouver launches a citywide contest inviting residents to design a new city flag that reflects community pride and shared values.

Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle emphasizes teamwork and civic engagement in her 2024 State of the City Address.

Poll shows Vancouver voters want stronger action on public camping limits.

Clark County Assessor’s office will help seniors and disabled residents in Camas apply for property tax relief during a March 28 event.

Washougal Arts and Music Festival seeks artists of all mediums for August event

Clark County’s Climate Project Advisory Group to hold its final meeting as it finalizes recommendations on climate planning policy.

Clark College reports enrollment growth and strategic progress in the 2025 State of the College address.

Woodland High School’s Shari Conditt was honored by the Sons of the American Revolution for her dedication to history education, finishing second in the state competition.

Dr. Christine Moloney has been named the permanent superintendent of Evergreen Public Schools after serving as interim. The Board voted 5-0 to approve her contract.

Clark College launches Southwest Washington’s first surgical technology program, preparing students for vital roles in operating rooms.

Washougal School District refinances bonds to save taxpayers $2 million over 10 years by securing lower interest rates.