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Share holds annual ‘Seats & Feets’ drive for underwear, diapers and socks
Share’s annual Seats & Feets drive invites the community to donate new underwear, diapers and socks for men, women, teens and children. The drive will be held throughout the month of October; donat…
Clark County Public Works seeks volunteers to serve as on-site park hosts
Clark County Public Works, Parks and Lands Division, is currently recruiting Park Hosts for a few park locations in northern Clark County and Washougal.
Work to add left-turn lanes along SR 503 north of Battle Ground begins Monday
To help improve safety and reduce crashes, travelers who turn left on Northeast 299th Street/Northeast McBride Road from State Route 503 (Lewisville Highway) north of Battle Ground will soon have d…
Pumpkins and Star Wars activities fill October’s First Friday ‘Week’ in downtown Camas
Star Wars fans and those who love the fall will likely appreciate the activities of October First Friday in Downtown Camas. This year, both virtual activities and after-hours shopping, art shows an…
Clark County Fire District 3 recognizes employees for years of service
Clark County Fire District 3 recently recognized 11 employees and a board member for a combined total of almost 200 years of service. Award recipients ranged from five to 40 years with Fire Distric…
City of Vancouver offers limited fitness access at community centers with new Fit Pass
Vancouver Parks and Recreation is now offering limited access to designated fitness areas at the Firstenburg Community Center and Marshall Community Center with the new 30-day FIT Pass.
Caring for trees now protects against future damage
According to Vancouver Urban Forestry, now is a good time to keep trees watered and have them professionally inspected and serviced if needed to protect against future storm damage.
Second installment 2020 property tax payments due Mon., Nov. 2
Clark County Treasurer Alishia Topper is providing second installment 2020 property tax statements next week and notifying property owners taxes will be due on Mon., Nov. 2.
Battle Ground Police Chief Mike Fort announces plans for 2021 in a letter to the community
Battle Ground Police Chief Mike Fort announced plans for 2021 in a letter to the community.
Furry Friends holding 12th annual auction this week
Furry Friends is hosting its 12th annual auction fundraiser. Volunteers of the organization made the decision to switch to an online auction this year, which will be held through Sept. 19.
Workforce Southwest Washington secures more than $2M to aid workers impacted by COVID-19
Workforce Southwest Washington has secured more than $2.25 million in grants to aid Southwest Washington workers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
John Blom resigns position on C-TRAN Board of Directors
Clark County Councilor John Blom resigned his position on the C-TRAN Board of Directors Tuesday night.
Fire Marshal issues ban on recreational fires in Battle Ground
Due to extremely high temperatures and windy conditions, the Battle Ground Fire Marshal has issued a total burning ban on recreational fires within the city of Battle Ground, effective immediately.
Vancouver fire marshal issues recreational burn ban
Due to high temperatures and windy conditions, Vancouver Fire Marshal Heidi Scarpelli has issued a total recreational burning ban, effective Sept., 8, for the city of Vancouver.
Clark County expands burn ban to include recreational fires
Due to the extreme fire danger, effective immediately, recreational fires will be prohibited throughout unincorporated Clark County. This recreational fire restriction is in addition to the general…
Clark County seeks volunteers to fill three positions on Parks Advisory Board
Clark County is accepting applications to fill three vacancies on a seven-member Parks Advisory Board for terms that begin Jan. 1, 2021.
Abandoned dog doing well in foster care; owner cooperating with authorities
A Portland woman has confessed to abandoning her dog at a Clark County park on the night of Aug. 6, according to Clark County Animal Protection and Control.
Car crashes into Vancouver home, ignites fire
A car drove into a home in East Vancouver Wednesday, causing a fire to both the vehicle and the residence.