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Vancouver’s Dine the Couve returns in October with 41 restaurants offering special 3 for $33 menus.

Applications are now open for the 36th Annual Lough Legacy Veterans Day Parade at Fort Vancouver, set for Nov. 11.

Artists are invited to compete in the Camas Plein Air event on October 5, with $2,000 in prizes to honor Marquita Call.

Clark County invites residents to a workshop on greenhouse gas reduction, focusing on community resilience and climate action.

Clark County Public Health warns about the rise of unpermitted food carts, raising concerns of foodborne illness.

Clark County plans improvements at Salmon Creek Park, invites public input at Oct. 9 open house.

Learn composting, green cleaning, and more at Clark County’s free workshops.

Pumpkin patches and fall festivities kick off across Clark County, including Bi-Zi Farms, Vancouver Pumpkin Patch, and more.

Moulton Falls bridge repair continues, upper parking lot reopens while work is completed by end of October.

Vancouver opens recruitment for a new police chief, seeking community input through a survey on leadership qualities.

Clark County Climate Project’s Community Advisory Group to meet Sept. 25 to discuss new climate change policy recommendations for the county.

Recreational burn ban lifted in Battle Ground due to cooler temperatures and reduced wildfire danger.

Clark County seeks applicants for its Parks Advisory Board, offering an opportunity to shape parks planning and development.

Vancouver’s recreational burn ban ends on Sept. 17, allowing campfires and outdoor fireplaces within city limits.

CMAC hosts National POW/MIA Recognition Day in Vancouver, featuring guest speakers, ceremonies, and more.

County lifts recreational fire ban while keeping outdoor burn ban in effect through Sept. 30.

Clark County Treasurer Alishia Topper reminds residents that the second installment of 2024 property taxes is due by Oct. 31, with tax statements being mailed the week of Sept. 16.

Construction of the new picnic shelter at Klineline Pond has resumed after being paused due to bald eagle nesting, with completion expected by November.