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Opioid Abatement Council awards $2.75 million to Vancouver Bridge Shelter Project
The Clark County Opioid Abatement Council has awarded over $5. 3 million in settlement grants, including $2.75 million to support the city of Vancouver’s Bridge Shelter Project near the Vancouver M…
Opinion: The Feds vs. Washington state
Nancy Churchill outlines how recent federal actions under Trump-era leadership are challenging Washington state’s progressive policies on energy, elections, education, and transportation.
Community invited to provide input on Orchards Community Park improvements via online survey
Clark County Public Works is asking for community feedback on planned improvements at Orchards Community Park through an online survey available in multiple languages.
Opinion: Why would C-TRAN Board members put the agency on the hook for $7.2 million annually if they don’t have to?
Ken Vance questions why C-TRAN Board members would commit the agency to $7. 2 million in annual light rail costs when the IBR administrator says alternative funding is possible.
POLL: Is the IBR team listening to SW Washington?
A new poll invites Clark County residents to weigh in on whether local taxpayers should be responsible for the cost of light rail operations in the I-5 Bridge Replacement Program.
The Study of Sports Podcast, June 13, 2025: Salute spring sports champions and revealing our summer plans, plus a quick trip to the 1970s
This episode of The Study of Sports covers championship wins for Columbia River and Skyview, WIAA football sanctions, a controversial California track ruling, and summer plans with a 1970s sitcom t…
Honoring the Fathers Who Guide, Give, and Inspire
Clark County Today reflects on the impact of fathers, grandfathers, and father figures in our lives and communities this Father’s Day.
Opinion: President Trump signs memorandum to protect the Snake River dams
Todd Myers argues that President Trump’s new memorandum rescinding Biden-era policies is a positive step toward protecting the Snake River dams, energy reliability, and salmon recovery.
Clark County looking to fill live-in, volunteer park host position at Moulton Falls Regional Park
Clark County Public Works is accepting applications for a live-in volunteer park host at Moulton Falls Regional Park to help maintain a safe, welcoming environment for all visitors.
Community members are invited to apply for Pro/Con Committees for upcoming districting ballot measure
Vancouver is seeking residents to apply for Pro or Con Committees related to a November ballot measure that would allow district-based elections for some City Council seats.
Plan ahead for overnight ramp closures on eastbound SR 14 in Vancouver, June 15–17
WSDOT will close sections of eastbound SR 14 and nearby I-5 ramps overnight June 15–17 for repaving and maintenance, with travelers advised to expect delays and take alternate routes.
Clark County Fire District 3 recognizes AMR Crews for actions during June 10 fire incident
Clark County Fire District 3 has recognized several AMR crews for their rapid and heroic actions during a June 10 fire, highlighting the teamwork that led to multiple rescues and lifesaving outcomes.
Washougal School District is accepting applications for Board of Directors vacancy
The Washougal School District is now accepting applications to fill a vacancy on the Board of Directors for Director District 5, with a deadline of July 24.
Join Ridgefield’s free Dragon Boat Community Paddles this summer
The city of Ridgefield is hosting free Community Paddles on Friday evenings all summer long, giving residents a chance to try Dragon Boating on Lake River with no experience necessary.
Firefighters asking folks to Fill The Boot with fundraiser for MDA on Saturday
Firefighters will be at two Vancouver Fred Meyer stores this Saturday collecting donations for the Muscular Dystrophy Association through the long-running Fill The Boot fundraiser.
Aging play equipment at Lewisville Regional Park to be removed
Clark County Public Works will begin removing aging and unsafe play equipment from Lewisville Regional Park at the end of June, with a future site plan update to guide future recreation features.
C-TRAN approves construction contract for new Vine route along Highway 99
C-TRAN’s board has approved a construction contract with Tapani Inc. to build the new Purple line, a 9-mile Vine route along Highway 99 expected to open in 2027.
Camas detectives make arrest in Christmas morning car prowl and theft
Camas detectives charged Jorge Reyes Ayala with multiple crimes tied to a series of vehicle prowls and a car theft that took place on Christmas morning in the Woodburn Neighborhood.