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City of Vancouver launches third annual Korey’s Joy Drive
The city of Vancouver invites the community to support the third annual Korey’s Joy Drive, a toy drive in memory of Korey Cochran, who passed away this year at age 38 from a rare form of brain cancer.
Area residents can fish Black Friday for big rainbow trout
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is offering anglers opportunities for tight lines rather than long lines on the day after Thanksgiving.
An opportunity for the right person to be Clark County’s version of ‘Spotlight’
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance reveals an opportunity for an in-depth, investigative reporter.
La Center prevails in 3-OT thriller
La Center traveled to meet Cascade Christian in a Class 1A state high school football playoff game Saturday at Sparks Stadium in Puyallup.
Columbia River just misses another soccer title; Camas places third
Columbia River finished second and Camas took third at state soccer tournaments.
Hockinson headed to state football semifinals
Hockinson defeated Liberty 34-20 Saturday at District Stadium in Battle Ground to earn a trip to the semifinals of the Class 2A state high school football playoffs.
Officials gather in Battle Ground to discuss vehicle registration
Battle Ground hosted a public forum to inform local elected officials about state licensing laws, and Vancouver continues its license plate research and data gathering.
Accessory Dwelling Unit code changes move forward
Members of the Clark County Planning Commission voted Thursday night to approve a staff recommendation altering the county’s code on accessory dwelling units, clarifying language and altering restr…
A generation of winning at La Center
La Center High School’s football team has some interesting philosophies that has guided the program to an incredible run of success.
Clark County teens to perform in The Portland Ballet’s holiday show Thanksgiving weekend
A Vancouver resident and three Camas residents will perform in The Portland Ballet’s holiday show Thanksgiving weekend.
Hockinson football standout makes big plans
Colton Wheeler of Hockinson has football and the Navy on his mind, at the same time.
WIAA’s executive director announces retirement date
Mike Colbrese, the executive director of the WIAA, will retire at the end of the 2018-19 school year.
‘Value pricing’ won’t solve the traffic congestion problem
Camas resident John Ley shares his latest views on Oregon’s plans for “value pricing,’’ which includes a proposal to place tolls on I-5 and I-205 on the Oregon side of the Columbia River.
Woodland Public Schools’ food services employees make sure learning keeps going at lunchtime
Throughout Woodland Public Schools, the district’s dedicated food services employees develop new recipes and utilize interesting menu items to offer students the opportunity to both learn and eat s…
Ridgefield School District honors November Employee and Students of the Month
Ridgefield School District officials recently recognized the November Employee and Students of the Month.
Rep. Liz Pike says elected leaders need to work harder to prevent lost jobs in the state
Rep. Liz PIke made a statement Thursday about Georgia-Pacific’s announcement that it will cut as many as 300 jobs at its Camas mill in the second quarter of 2018.
Columbia River girls soccer makes another run to the final four
Defending Class 2A state girls soccer champion Columbia River is returning to the final four.
Ridgefield community members to be honored with sculpture
Several individuals who played significant roles in the creation of Friends of Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge and Overlook Park will be honored with a metal and glass sculpture in the park.