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Vancouver resident Jim McConnell questions the Constitutionality of presidential military actions without Congressional approval, citing historical precedents and legal opinions in response to Pres…
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 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.
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.
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 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’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 is underway in Clark County, with several local farms offering U-pick options. Hours and availability vary, so check farm websites before visiting.
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.
Rep. John Ley shares a legislative update on rising costs across Washington, including gas taxes, childcare, housing, and business impacts. He highlights concerns about state spending and new trans…
The 142nd Wing will fly F-15 Eagles over Ridgefield at 11 a.m. on July 4 as part of Independence Day flyovers across the region. The tribute honors military service members.
Washington ranks among the most expensive states for childcare, with high costs driven by wages, demand, and regulation. Lawmakers passed HB 1648 to help providers.