VANCOUVER — Looking for something to do tonight? Galleries and businesses throughout downtown Vancou ...
Celebrate art, poetry, spring’s return and more at First Friday events throughout downtown Vancouver tonight
April, 2017
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Modern future in works for historic Pearson Field Airport
VANCOUVER — It may be one of the oldest airfields in the country, but the future at Pearson Field Ai ...
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Planning Ahead: County, city leaders planning now for future natural disasters
VANCOUVER — There’s no way to stop Mother Nature, but county and city leaders in southwest Washingto ...
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Evergreen school board passes resolution to ensure ‘safe, welcoming and inclusive’ environment for all students, regardless of immigration status
VANCOUVER — As federal immigration officers step up raids on undocumented immigrants across the Unit ...
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Demo crews knock down most of iconic Red Lion at the Quay hotel, make way for mixed-use redevelopment, new hotel on Vancouver’s Columbia River waterfront
VANCOUVER — The revamping of Vancouver’s Columbia River waterfront hit another milestone last week w ...
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State Supreme Court sides with Port of Vancouver in oil terminal suit
VANCOUVER — The Washington State Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the Port of Vancouver in suit r ...
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Celebrate locally crafted brews, music and community this weekend at Vancouver BrewFest’s ‘Spring Edition’ charity event
VANCOUVER — The popular Vancouver BrewFest, usually held in the summertime, is back for a two-day “S ...
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Waterfront developer sets sights on Vancouver’s long-vacant ‘Block 10’ parcel, proposes mixed-use building with grocery store, apartments, retail shops
VANCOUVER — A long-vacant piece of prime real estate in Vancouver’s core could soon become a mixed-u ...
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Off-leash dog parks throughout Clark County at risk
WASHOUGAL — The sun has come out for the first time in what seems like months, but Rosy, 15-month-ol ...
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Port of Vancouver commissioners renew controversial oil terminal lease
VANCOUVER — Controversy surrounding the years’ long Vancouver Energy oil terminal reached a bo ...
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Lions and Tigers and Beans, Oh My! Partnership between Vancouver’s Paper Tiger Coffee Company and School for the Blind Lions creates seasonal favorite, ‘Liger’ coffee blend
VANCOUVER — When he was a young boy, Kenny Fletcher, owner of Vancouver’s Paper Tiger Coffee Roaster ...
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Crowd gets lowdown on Vancouver’s proposed revamp of ‘mother-in-law apartment’ code
VANCOUVER — A crowd of about 30 people squeezed inside a Vancouver Housing Authority meeting room Tu ...
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Despite months of rough weather, ilani resort managers still aiming for mid-April opening of tribal casino near La Center
LA CENTER — Despite what has been one of the Pacific Northwest’s wettest winters on record (not to m ...
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An eye for art, a heart for healing: Vancouver doctor taps into passion for wildlife photography to help heal others
VANCOUVER — If you want to make Dr. Mehrdad Shojaei smile, ask the Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Cente ...
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Vancouver City Hall makes ‘Final Four’ in fun, Leslie Knope-inspired tournament to win nation’s best city hall trophy
VANCOUVER — Up for a little March Madness? How about a little March Madness, poli-sci-geek style? If ...
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Heal mind, body and spirit at new holistic health center in downtown Camas
CAMAS — The three practitioners who work at the newly opened Peace Yourself Together health clinic a ...
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Influx of new, tax-abated developments will add hundreds of new units to Vancouver’s in-demand rental market
VANCOUVER — Vancouver leaders approved tax abatements for five new, multi-family housing development ...
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Camas-Washougal Community Chest grants $75,000 to help 21 nonprofits, benefit children and families throughout east Clark County
WASHOUGAL — Meals on Wheels, Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge and four Camas-Washougal Boy ...
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Camas First Friday
CAMAS — Downtown Camas is getting back to nature next week for its monthly First Friday event. On Fr ...
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Green Meadows residents: Vancouver annexation plans trampling our ‘right to vote’
VANCOUVER — With annexation plans looming, many residents in the Green Meadows neighborhood have ste ...
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UPDATE: Missing Vancouver boy found safe
VANCOUVER — Police say a Vancouver boy missing since early February has been found and “is now in sa ...
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Police seek help with missing boy, last seen Feb. 4 in Vancouver
VANCOUVER — Police are asking the public for their assistance finding a missing boy who was last see ...
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Local hairstylist Bee Sam brings runway looks to Main Street Vancouver
VANCOUVER — It’s not unusual to hear hair colorists say their work is a lot like making art — the li ...
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Clark College to relaunch its culinary institute, only public program of its type in region
VANCOUVER – Clark College is relaunching its Cuisine and Professional Bakery and Pastry Arts program ...
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After four-month break, Washougal’s Two Rivers Heritage Museum set to reopen March 2
WASHOUGAL — After a four-month closure, the Two Rivers Heritage Museum in Washougal will reopen to v ...
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Vancouver leaders give mixed reviews, stress caution on plan to convert Hazel Dell ‘Hostess House’ into taxpayer-funded homeless shelter
VANCOUVER — Vancouver city leaders responded with mixed reviews this week, after hearing about plans ...
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Vancouver School District garners enough votes to pass $458 million bond
VANCOUVER — When the election results from yesterday’s Special Election update at 4 p.m. today, admi ...
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Patron tour explores Battle Ground Public Schools’ Career and Technical Education programs
BATTLE GROUND — Community members and parents of eighth graders are invited to the annual patron tou ...
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Vancouver City Council passes resolution recognizing ‘necessary and critical nature’ of I-5 bridge replacement
VANCOUVER — The Vancouver City Council is throwing its support behind a bipartisan effort by Southwe ...
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La Center City Council members will seek private partner for wastewater treatment plant
LA CENTER — City leaders in La Center have OK’d the first step in forming a private-public partnersh ...
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Happy Special Election Day! Didn’t vote yet? You have until 8 p.m. tonight to help determine the fate of bonds and levies in seven Clark County school districts
VANCOUVER — It’s a special day in Clark County, and we’re not just talking about Cupid. Today also i ...
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La Center leaders discuss outsourcing management, operations responsibilities at city’s publicly owned wastewater treatment plant
LA CENTER — Three months after losing their full-time wastewater treatment plant supervisor, city le ...
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Talking with Ray Kutch, Washougal’s newest city council member
WASHOUGAL — When he first heard about the sudden opening on his local city council — left vacant aft ...
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Wine, theater, dancing? Take your pick this Valentine’s Day weekend with events going on throughout Clark County
VANCOUVER — Valentine’s Day falls on a Tuesday this year, putting a damper on the romantic hol ...
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Fewer than one-fourth of eligible voters have turned in ballots for Feb. 14 Special Election
VANCOUVER — With only five days remaining until the Feb. 14 Special Election, which will determine t ...
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Flood Watch in effect for several Clark County areas this afternoon through Friday night
CLARK COUNTY — The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for parts of Clark County from ...
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Washougal School District shines light on career and technical education
WASHOUGAL — In celebration of Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, educators throughout the W ...
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Parking in downtown Vancouver? Get ready for some changes
VANCOUVER — If you park in downtown Vancouver and don’t like change, you may be in for a rather unpl ...
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Vancouver City Council approves police funding strategy, will raise $12.5 million by 2020
VANCOUVER — The Vancouver City Council has approved a funding strategy to better fund that city’s po ...
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Vancouver city council will hold second public hearing on controversial Vancouver Police funding strategy at Mon., Feb. 6 council meeting
VANCOUVER — The Vancouver City Council will hold a second public hearing on the somewhat controversi ...
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Vancouver council mulls changes to RV, boat, trailer parking within city limits
VANCOUVER — If you own a boat, recreational vehicle (RV) or travel trailer and live in the Vancouver ...
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Clark County school districts present voters with choices on levies, bonds
Joanna Yorke, Reporter & Kelly Moyer, Reporter ClarkCountyToday.com CLARK COUNTY — Over the last ...
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New ‘Discover Washougal Art Map’ helps visitors find public artwork throughout city of Washougal
WASHOUGAL — If you’ve strolled around Washougal recently, you may have noticed a few pieces of publi ...
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‘There’s nothing there!’ Crowd gathered to see 1992 time capsule opening at Vancouver school shocked, dismayed at suspected theft
VANCOUVER — What was supposed to be an afternoon full of reminiscing and remembering “the good old d ...
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With bond funding for sewer extension now secure, La Center’s plans for mixed-use ‘town center’ near interstate begin to gel
LA CENTER — Trying to keep pace with the rapidly changing landscape to their west — where the Cowlit ...
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Vancouver School District’s magnet programs tempt middle, high school students with specialized studies, hands-on training
VANCOUVER — Eighteen-year-old Derik LaRue leans against a wall near his welding teacher’s office, hi ...
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Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atkins announces closure of Central Precinct in Brush Prairie
VANCOUVER — Closed to the public since April of 2015, the Clark County Sheriff’s Central Precinct wi ...
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Sunset magazine names Vancouver’s main thoroughfare one of ‘West’s Best Main Streets’
VANCOUVER — There is no doubt that Vancouver’s Main Street has been making a comeback over the past ...
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Judge sets bail at $2 million for murder, arson suspect Mitchell Heng
VANCOUVER — A Clark County Superior Court judge has set bail at $2 million for murder suspect Mitche ...
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Vancouver Police Department launches a new crime mapping tool
VANCOUVER — The Vancouver Police Department has launched a new crime mapping tool to provide the pub ...
