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Community Foundation opens Philanthropy Award nominations
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington opened public nominations for its Philanthropist of the Year and Community Champion Awards.
High school basketball: Local referee part of the art of assigning officials at state
John Matteo, a longtime member of the Evergreen Basketball Officials Association, and Kevin Erickson teamed up to assign officials to all 60 state tournament games in Tacoma last week.
Commission on Aging reports to County Council 2021 annual report
The Commission on Aging dedicated its ninth year to the topic of the road to recovery from COVID-19.
Legacy of Patrick Hough lives on through CASEE program
Patrick Hough endowment fund grew to over $2 million and today it provides approximately $100,000 in educational grants each year to help sustain programs at the CASEE Center.
Love Street Playhouse reopens with comedy Beau Jest
Love Street Playhouse announces the reopening of its doors. Presenting the comedy, Beau Jest, a hilarious farce by James Sherman playing March 11-27 at Love Street Playhouse in Woodland
Donald Sahota: Police officer was a man of integrity, professionalism
Clark County Today interviewed three Vancouver police officers who knew Donald Sahota, and all say his smile and positive attitude were contagious and that he made their lives better.
Clark County woman raises money for new scholarship at Boise State
Ally Orr, a 2018 graduate of Prairie High School, has raised more than $130,000 for the new Women in STEM, Medicine, and Law Scholarship at Boise State University.
Jemtegaard Middle School teacher Scott Rainey awarded VFW Citizenship Education Middle School Teacher of the Year
Rainey says his love and dedication for teaching U. S. History stems from what he learned from his father, ‘the greatest teacher I ever knew. ’
Street Sweeper — a Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Dr. King’s life and words can still inspire you.
Target Zero: Teaching young drivers the rules of the road
Law enforcement and the Target Zero safety plan are teaming up to emphasize safe driving habits to young drivers after several fatal crashes in Clark County in recent months.
GoFundMe spotlight: Vancouver family looking to take special vacation to Florida
A trip planned two years ago was called off during the pandemic, but now 10-year-old Lola King wants her dream vacation with her parents, a trip that will mean even more to the family due to the da…
Cancer claims the life of area firefighter
Clark County Fire District 6 Firefighter/Paramedic Joe Killian, who served the District for 26 years, has lost his battle with cancer.
First Friday kicks off 2022 celebration of arts in Vancouver
Vancouver’s Downtown Association presents an Art Walk every first Friday of the month, celebrating artists and galleries
Camas First Friday in January brings a ‘Clue’ mystery to solve
Participants in January’s First Friday activities in Camas will put on their sleuth hats and solve a sweet downtown cupcake mystery
Seventh annual Korey’s Joy Drive sets new record for giving
Korey’s Joy Drive honors the memory of Korey Cochran, a city employee who passed away from brain cancer in 2017.
Santa’s Posse delivers with a series of Sunday drives
Santa’s Posse hit the roads of Clark County on Sunday, delivering toys, food, and bicycles to more than 3,000 children.
Wreaths Across America comes to Vancouver
Evergreen Memorial Gardens is the site of a Wreaths Across America event, which featured the service of the Lewis and Clark Young Marines, as they honor fallen veterans.
Skate with a Cop event a winner in Washougal
Sgt. Kyle Kinnan volunteered to get on a skateboard and a scooter, getting tips from Clark County youth who knew a whole lot more about skating than he did at the Skate with a Cop event, an evening…