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Commission on Aging to discuss ‘Aging in Place’
Clark County’s Commission on Aging will hold a hybrid meeting July 16 to discuss “aging in place” services and housing options for older adults.
July Sparkles at RedDoor Gallery
RedDoor Gallery in Camas kicks off July with a vibrant artist reception on July 11, plus special events including Hot Art & Cool Prices, an ice cream social, and a community mural project.
Battle Ground HealthCare appoints new executive director
Nancy Strebe will take over as executive director of Battle Ground HealthCare on July 28. She brings leadership experience and a commitment to healthcare access for underserved residents.
Deceased person found in Lake River near Ridgefield Marina
A man was found deceased in Lake River near the Ridgefield Marina on July 4. No signs of foul play were observed. A nearby sailboat, believed to be linked to the man, is also under investigation.
County seeks nominations for local businesses, individuals for Disability Employment Awareness Awards
Clark County is seeking nominations for awards honoring inclusive employment efforts. Winners will be recognized Oct. 8 at Clark College during a public event.
WA watches CA as fed Title IX deadline looms; SCOTUS to hear trans athlete cases
Washington state officials are monitoring California’s response to a federal Title IX deadline as tensions rise over transgender athletes in girls’ sports. Superintendent Chris Reykdal says the sta…
Trump signs ‘big, beautiful bill’ during White House July 4 celebration
President Trump signed the “big, beautiful bill” on July 4 during a White House event featuring a military flyover and Republican leaders.
Opinion: Changes made — and not made — to WA Cares in 2025
Elizabeth New (Hovde) outlines 2025 changes to WA Cares, including new automatic exemptions and eligibility tweaks. She also warns that exemption rules could shift, potentially forcing some private…
Photos: 2025 Ridgefield Fourth of July Celebration Parade
Thousands gathered in Ridgefield on July 4 for the city’s Fourth of July Celebration Parade. Mike Schultz captured highlights, from antique fire trucks to flyovers and local royalty like Miss Clark…
Letter: Can the president direct the U. S. Military to strike another country?
Vancouver resident Jim McConnell questions the Constitutionality of presidential military actions without Congressional approval, citing historical precedents and legal opinions in response to Pres…
Letter: Social Security applauds passage of legislation providing historic tax relief for seniors
Anna Miller shares a letter celebrating new legislation that eliminates federal income taxes on Social Security benefits for nearly 90% of recipients. The bill also enhances deductions for seniors,…
Vancouver Fire Department responds to house fire
Vancouver firefighters responded to a house fire Thursday on SE 146th Ct. No people were home, and one cat was rescued. A compromised battery required Hazmat response.
Delays expected on Northwest 99th Street during water quality project construction
Clark County will begin construction in July to install a stormwater filter vault on NW 99th Street. Drivers can expect delays, but lanes will remain open during the work.
POLL: What’s the biggest concern you have with the current I-5 Bridge replacement plan?
As costs rise and Oregon’s funding fails, concerns mount over the current I-5 Bridge replacement plan. Clark County Today asks readers: what’s your biggest concern?
Dorothy Dwyer: World War II hero’s legacy lives on in Clark County years after her passing
Dorothy Dwyer served in WWII on Gen. Eisenhower’s staff, but few knew until later in life. Today, a scholarship fund in her name helps local youth serve their country and community.
Ridgefield to once again host Fourth of July Celebration
Ridgefield’s all-volunteer Fourth of July celebration returns with a full day of festivities, from fun runs and parades to live music and kid-friendly activities. Around 5,000 attendees are expected.
Blueberry season has arrived, with several farms offering U-pick opportunities
Blueberry season is underway in Clark County, with several local farms offering U-pick options. Hours and availability vary, so check farm websites before visiting.
Marshall Community Center celebrates 60 years
The Marshall Community Center celebrated 60 years as a Vancouver landmark this week, honoring generations of residents who’ve connected through its programs and services.