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ilani named best casino, looks ahead to its future
Cowlitz Indian Tribe Casino grateful for the recognition from Casino Player Magazine while striving to grow and improve.
City of Vancouver welcomes new fire chief
The city of Vancouver has hired Brennan Blue to serve as the city’s new fire chief starting Sept. 24. He is replacing Vancouver Fire Chief Joe Molina, who is retiring after 28 years in the fire ser…
Faith-filled counseling, mentoring and coaching adapts to serve community
It has been a challenging road for many nonprofits and faith-based outreach organizations in Clark County since the start of the pandemic. The beginning of fall, however, is a time of implementing…
John Ley joins Clark County Today as full-time news reporter
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance announced Tuesday the hiring of Camas resident John Ley as an additional full-time news reporter to the staff of the Clark County-based news website.
Camas restaurants gear up for new events with Fair Food Week and The Secret Menu
The restaurant scene in downtown Camas is gearing up for some exciting new events with Fair Food Week starting tomorrow, and The Secret Menu Event on Sept. 15.
Camas Gallery to host Downtown Camas Plein Air Art Festival Friday
Camas Gallery will host its annual Downtown Camas Plein Air Art Festival for the fourth year in a row on Friday. Dozens of participating local artists will take to the streets beginning at 9 a.m. t…
Camas-based Fox and Bones launches custom song creation bringing joy-filled gifts during pandemic
Sarah Vitort and Scott Gilmore comprise the optimistic and snappy pair Fox and Bones, and have been building their melodic dream since 2016. In a streak of ingenuity, they crafted Our Custom Song.
Yard signs recognize Ridgefield teachers
Without the usual excitement in the hallways at South Ridge Elementary School in Ridgefield, Principal Jill Neyenhouse wanted to find a way to recognize the teachers for their hard work — even as t…
Vancouver Parks and Recreation offering Drive-In Movie Series Aug. 28-Oct. 2
Area residents will have the opportunity to start their weekends off with Friday Night Flicks: A Drive-In Movie Experience, presented by Vancouver Parks and Recreation. The six-week series will sho…
Iyall to focus on health as he steps down as Cowlitz Tribe chair
New chair Philip Harju says he was honored to work with Iyall through the years.
C-TRAN employee receives national recognition
Eric Florip named one of the top 40 professionals under 40 in public transportation.
‘They reached out to the lonely people’ — Remembering the lives of a youth pastor and a young boy
Two people separated by 33 years of life, but united in their beliefs and their abandoned love for others, lost their lives earlier this month. The tragedy is being met with many things, but chiefl…
VPS Superintendent Steve Webb to to retire at the end of 2021-2022 school year
Vancouver Public Schools Superintendent Steve Webb has informed the Board of Directors of his plan to retire from the district on July 1, 2022, after serving in his current role for 14 years.
Video: Battle Ground celebrates Gary Livingston’s life with cruise-in
Big on charity and big on cars, Gary Livingston lived life to the fullest.
VIDEO: North Clark Historical Museum celebrates 110th anniversary by making history
Instead of being disheartened at the cancelation of traditional, large gathering events, the North Clark Historical Museum board has decided to lean into the present and preserve the history happen…
Clark County nonprofits steam towards this year’s Give More 24! expectant
This year’s Give More 24! will take place on Sept. 24 with several Clark County nonprofits participating this year, and many hoping to raise awareness as well as financial support.
Clark County Fair planners look ahead to 2021
In what should be Day 5 of the Clark County Fair, all is quiet at the fairgrounds in 2020
Ridgefield Family Resource Center inspires with Snack Note Project
The Ridgefield Family Resource Center is designed to help Ridgefield students and families in need — and with all the challenges created by COVID-19, the Resource Center has been very busy.