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Mother’s Day: Clark County Today staff pays tribute to their mothers
The staff at Clark County Today honors our mothers with this tribute on Mother’s Day 2020.
Vancouver’s Living Hope Church to reopen drive-in services
As Washington moves into Phase One of Gov. Jay Inslee’s plan to reopen the state. Living Hope Church in Vancouver will be reinstating its drive-in church services.
County encourages area residents to stay safe while swimming
Clark County Public Health officials encourage everyone to follow a few simple strategies to stay safe while enjoying the water now and throughout the summer.
Annual Battle Ground High School Plant Sale a success, despite pandemic
The Battle Ground School District Plant Sale moved online during the COVID-19 pandemic, but most agree it has been a rousing success.
‘Wholeness and fullness’ — The National Day of Prayer in Clark County
This year, with the COVID-19 pandemic still causing disruption in the lives of millions of Americans, the theme of The National Day of Prayer will be, “Praying God’s glory across the earth,” and th…
It’s Giving Tuesday and there are many nonprofits to donate too
Today is #GivingTuesday. There are so many organizations and so many needs in the community right now, so here are a few Clark County groups participating in the day of donations.
Grow something now
WSU Clark County Extension Master Gardener Meg McDonald shares some tips for area gardeners.
Annual plant sales underway at Battle Ground and Woodland schools
The annual plant sales at Battle Ground High School and Woodland High School are underway with necessary modifications due to Washington’s stay-at-home orders.
Drive and Drop for The Giving Closet
Local nonprofit to use the parking lot at Vancouver Church as the place to donate for those in need.
Battle Ground city councilor and dad among teams to complete Alcan 5000 rally
Battle Ground City Councilor Shane Bowman and his dad, Alan, a three-time cancer survivor, recently completed a 5,000-plus mile trek through the Arctic wilderness.
Clark Public Utilities launches digital Home & Garden Idea Fair
Clark Public Utilities announced the Virtual Home & Garden Idea Fair, an online version of the utility’s marquis community event and the unofficial start to the home improvement season. The 2020 sh…
State recreation lands to reopen Tue., May 5 for local day-use only
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission (Parks) announced Monday they will reopen state-managed lands on Tue. , May 5, for local d…
Saddle Dam Park closure extended for engineering work
Saddle Dam Park on Yale Reservoir will remain closed after other PacifiCorp-owned recreation areas along the Lewis River reopen following the anticipated lifting of some state-mandated stay-at-home…
Downtown Camas May First Friday goes virtual
The Gnome & Fairy Gala is the traditional May First Friday theme in Downtown Camas but this year the “gala” will be going virtual and extra days will be added to the fun. The gnome and fairy online…
Area residents can Celebrate Earth Day with new ‘Explore Your Watershed’ map
Stormwater Partners of Southwest Washington recently launched a campaign encouraging residents to engage with the new interactive map, Explore Your Watershed, which features information about local…
Elks Care, Elks Share during the coronavirus pandemic
Vancouver Elks Lodge #823 recently reached out to its members as well as the Clark County community during coronavirus stay-at-home order.
Adopt a flower basket and add color and charm to downtown Camas at a crucial time
The Downtown Camas Association invites area residents to adopt a flower basket to again bring color and beauty to historic Downtown Camas this spring and summer.
Green ribbons honor Washington COVID-19 victims outside Vancouver home
Jim Mains is best known for his Christmas displays, but he wanted to do something different to commemorate the victims of COVID-19 VANCOUVER — If you’ve lived in Vancouver for more than a few holid…