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Mother Nature to shine on Camas Plein Air Event and Competition Saturday honoring the life of Marquita Call
From 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., the public is invited to see painters bringing blank canvases to life at the annual Camas Plein Air Event This Saturday (Sept. 27), professional artists from all over the reg…
Vancouver sets the stage for $7 million annual investment in arts, culture, heritage and science
Vancouver City Council approved a Cultural Access Plan Policy to fund $7 million annually in grants starting in 2026, supporting arts, culture, heritage, and science programs.
Wisdom Ridge Academy expands with new ‘Ridge Connect’ Program
Wisdom Ridge Academy in Ridgefield launched Ridge Connect, a new homeschool support program offering curriculum, resources, and licensed teacher guidance for K–8 families.
Six designs advance in Vancouver flag design competition
Six finalist designs were chosen from 138 submissions in Vancouver’s city flag competition, with community feedback open until Oct. 9 and a flag-raising event set for Oct. 4
County Auto License office will be closed noon-1 p.m. daily effective Sept. 29
Clark County’s Auto License office will close from noon to 1 p.m. daily starting Sept. 29, though it remains open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Public Service Center.
New mural dedicated near Klineline Pond and Salmon Creek
A 4,000-square-foot mural near Klineline Pond features more than 60 unique fish, created by 67 artists as a community anti-graffiti project.
‘17th District Rising’ event set for Sept. 27
The “17th District Rising” fundraising event on Sept. 27 in Washougal will feature Republican candidates, officials, live music, food, and activities from 2 to 5:30 p.m.
C-TRAN launches The Current on-demand service in Battle Ground
C-TRAN has launched The Current in Battle Ground, offering on-demand rides seven days a week within city limits and connections to Route 7 and the larger transit system.
City opens new pickleball courts and inclusive playground at Oakbrook Park on Sept. 20
Vancouver will celebrate the Oakbrook Park reopening Sept. 20 with a ribbon-cutting and activities. Phase 1 added inclusive playgrounds, pickleball courts, ADA upgrades, and habitat-friendly landsc…
Second installment 2025 property tax payments due Friday, Oct. 31
Clark County Treasurer Alishia Topper reminds property owners that second-installment 2025 taxes are due Oct. 31, with statements mailed Sept. 12 and options to pay online, by mail, or via drive-th…
WSU Vancouver offers public workshop on how to pay for college
WSU Vancouver will host four free A–Z of Paying for College Workshops this fall, guiding students and families through financial aid, scholarships, and strategies to manage tuition costs.
Greater Vancouver Chamber announces finalists for 2025 Business & Leadership Awards
GVC named finalists for the 2025 Business & Leadership Awards, adding a Manufacturer of the Year category; a livestream and an in-person VIP Social are planned for Oct. 9 in Vancouver.
Camas celebrates community with football, cheerleader visits to elementary schools
Camas football players and cheerleaders visited elementary schools to inspire future Papermakers and build community spirit before their home opener.
County Council to interview candidates for District Court opening, Sept. 15
Clark County Council will interview Megan Peyton and Erin Priest for a District Court seat at a Sept. 15 special meeting.
Council for the Homeless hosts Gathering for Change: Moving Forward Together
Council for the Homeless will host Gathering for Change 2025 on Oct. 15 at Kiggins Theatre, featuring a panel on empathy-driven housing and advocacy solutions.
Pacific Power adjusts Lewis River recreation schedules to accommodate changing public use patterns, expanding avian habitat
Beginning in 2026, Beaver Bay Park opens May 22–Sept. 30 and Swift Forest Camp offers day use from May 10 and camping May 22–Nov. 22 to meet visitor needs and protect a nearby heron rookery.
Commission on Aging to confirm 2026 work plan at annual retreat
The Clark County Commission on Aging will hold its annual retreat on Sept. 17 from 3:15–6 p.m. at the Public Service Center, with topics including the 2026 work plan and 2025 Silver Citizen nominees.
Clark College awarded $78k Job Skills Grant
Clark College received a $77,610 Job Skills grant to train employees from Cascadia Metals, Kyocera, nLight, and Vigor through lean-focused, short-term, job-specific workforce training with ETI Group.