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Class of 2024 Spotlight: Hudson’s Bay senior wins state competition in plumbing
Maxx Van Hoomissen, who has studied in the trades program at Hudson’s Bay High School for four years, took up plumbing just this school year.
Opinion: Look into all of WA Cares to know if it’s right for you
If I-2124 passes and a lot of Washington state workers choose not to participate in WA Cares, Elizabeth Hovde says lawmakers might have to give up on WA Cares.
Kindergarten orientations happening this month in Battle Ground Public Schools
If your child will turn 5 years old by Aug. 31, 2024, consider attending an upcoming kindergarten orientation at one of Battle Ground Public Schools’ seven primary schools.
Opinion: Unrealistic cougar management
The recovery of the cougar population is one of the success stories in Washington state.
Public Health offers tips for staying safe in and around water, begins beach monitoring next week
With warm weather in the forecast for this weekend, Clark County Public Health is reminding people to take caution in and around water – especially area lakes and rivers.
Opinion: Drinking in a parked car
Target Zero Manager Doug Dahl discusses the issue of drinking in a parked car
‘Through the Decades: CCHMuseum at 60′ celebrating 60 Years of the Clark County Historical Museum
Clark County Historical Museum staff members are excited to unveil the museum’s newest exhibit, Through the Decades: CCHMuseum at 60, which highlights the first 60 years of the museum’s work for Cl…
See what’s blooming on canvas, glass, copper and clay at RedDoor Gallery this Saturday
RedDoor Gallery in downtown Camas hosts an early opening this Saturday for the Camas Mother’s Day Plant Fair, featuring diverse fine art from local artists and live painting demonstrations, with a…
Class of 2024 spotlight: A student, her service dog, and the power of healing
Sage Edwards, a senior at Hayes Freedom High School in Camas, is thriving, hoping one day to become an architect, thanks in large part to her service dog Feargus, who is always by her side, ready t…
Opinion: Remembering a giant of a man
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance remembers one of his most influential mentors.
Gator’s Guns attorney fires next salvo with WA Supreme Court in high-cap mag ban case
The public could learn within a few months or sooner if the Washington Supreme Court will take up the Gator’s Custom Guns case related to the state’s ban on the buying or selling of high-capacity m…
Opinion: State Board of Education pushes for more charter schools and calls for equitable funding
The State Board of Education just published its seventh Annual Report on the performance of Washington’s 18 charter public schools.
Church school wins right to hire teachers voicing biblical teachings
A federal appeals court has affirmed the right of religious schools to hire teachers who abide by their faith doctrines. And not use those who don’t.
Volunteers needed to spruce up Parker’s Landing Historical Park
Volunteers with a love of gardening and history will gather to spruce up Parker’s Landing Historical Park on Tuesday, May 21 from 3 p.m.-5 p.m.
Washougal High School’s Future Business Leaders earn accolades at state competition
On April 24 through April 27, 2024, six Washougal High School students competed at the Future Business Leaders of America State Business Leadership Conference in Spokane.
Students with special needs get free bike lessons in cross-district event
In a first-of-its-kind event, students from seven schools across multiple districts in southwest Washington gathered at Bagley Park in Vancouver to try out bicycles with adaptive features and learn…
National and local transit ridership down significantly feds report
The US Census Bureau reports that people using mass transit to commute to work remains 38 percent below pre pandemic levels, particularly evident in the Portland metro area, challenging proposed tr…
Agencies preparing for flood of WA Cares opt outs if I-2124 passes
The Washington State Employment Security Department is making plans for a flood of opt-outs from WA Cares should voters decide this November to pass Initiative 2124.