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Three speakers will address the Constitution's history and meaning at Fort Vancouver's Artillery Barracks on Sept. 17.

Marilyn Holden, known as the Hat Lady, and husband Scott retired after 27 and 22 years at the Clark County Fair.

Boys & Girls Clubs of SW Washington opens its first dedicated Outreach space at Evergreen High School, funded through OSPI.

The Happy Accidentals' free annual Gospel Concert returns Aug. 23 at Shaffer Farm in Ridgefield, featuring the Voices of Praise youth choir.

Emma Turner, 16, beat nearly 300 businesses at the Junior Market to claim the 2026 Lemonade Day Entrepreneur of the Year title.

Five new eateries including IHOP, Wingstop, and Muchas Gracias are advancing through permits and signage in Battle Ground.

Akin Family Resources distributed 560 boxes of diapers at Hazel Dell Fred Meyer, connecting families with year-round Clark County services.

Clark County's nine-member Commission on Aging meets Aug. 17 to address housing, mobility, and leadership elections.

Washington State Patrol and Bloodworks Northwest honor Trooper Chris Gadd with memorial blood drives at six locations statewide.

Wednesday is Prime of Your Life Day at the Clark County Fair, with senior discounts and two SxS racing shows at the grandstands.

Mars Encounters features mining, live shows, and a new AI character named Alik at the Clark County Fair.

Fire Marshal Donna Goddard says the ban is needed to prevent escaped campfires from igniting larger grass or brush fires.

Tuesday is Military Appreciation Day at the Clark County Fair, with gate tickets at $8 for military personnel.

Vanilla Ice, Tone Loc, and Young MC played a 90-minute set of greatest hits at the Clark County Fair Grandstands.

Hell on Hooves Extreme Bull Riding kicks off at 7 p. m. Monday, with mutton bustin' qualifications at 2 p.

Collective Soul headlines the Clark County Fair grandstand Sunday, closing out three consecutive nights of concerts.

Recreational fires are now banned in unincorporated Clark County due to extreme fire danger, joining the DNR campfire ban.

Inspire Vancouver's first grant cycle covers November 2026 through June 2027 with a $3.85 million budget.