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Celebrate the new year with First Day Hikes at over 30 Washington State Parks.

Camas Police warn of Christmas morning vehicle theft and prowls.

Vancouver Police warn of email scam involving request for Bitcoin.

Clark County seeks volunteers for the new Agricultural Advisory Commission to support local farms and agriculture.

Clark County seeks a volunteer from Weed Board District 4 to join its Noxious Weed Control Board, focusing on managing invasive plant species.

The Vancouver Police Department is increasing traffic safety patrols to enhance pedestrian safety and educate about new laws protecting vulnerable road users.

Clark County Public Works prepares for winter weather with road safety measures, snow removal, and response to hazards across unincorporated areas.

Clark County seeks applicants for its Community Action Advisory Board to advocate for funding supporting housing and self-sufficiency programs.

C-TRAN offers free service and extended hours on New Year’s Eve, helping Clark County celebrate safely.

Homeless Persons Memorial Day honors those who passed in 2024, with a ceremony in Vancouver on Dec. 21.

Clark County releases the 2024 Community Needs Assessment Report, highlighting local challenges and priorities.

Recycle your natural Christmas tree to reduce waste and create sustainable mulch.

Clark County Joint Lobby will close early at noon on Dec. 24 for the holidays.

The Washougal School Board invites community input through a survey and in-person event to help guide their superintendent search.

Vancouver opens winter shelters for vulnerable residents, prioritizing families, seniors, and individuals with critical needs during the cold months.

The Ridgefield School District honors exceptional students and staff as the December Employees and Students of the Month, celebrating their dedication and achievements.

The Battle Ground Police Department hosted its 10th annual Shop with a Cop event, bringing holiday cheer to over 20 local children

The Ridgefield School District Board proposes two levies on the February ballot to fund educational programs, operations, facilities, and technology.