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Clark County Chair Marc Boldt says RTC Board will have its say about Oregon lawmakers’ plans to toll
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts on testimony at Tuesday’s Clark County Council meeting about Oregon lawmakers’ plans for tolling on I-5 and I-205.
Blaze destroys large hay barn in Ridgefield
Crews were still on the scene Wednesday afternoon at a fire that destroyed a large barn at a residence located at 23117 NW Hillhurst Rd. in Ridgefield.
Owner of Hayes Family Growers has been gardening since the age of six
Clifford Hayes, owner and founder of Hayes Family Growers, has been in the business of growing in some form or fashion nearly his whole life. His interest was piqued at the ripe age of six.
Unique personality and food behind success of Buckets Restaurant
Over the past two years, Buckets Restaurant has grown into a community gathering place in downtown Ridgefield.
Homeschool resource center set to open this fall
The Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center, part of the nonprofit organization Firmly Planted Family, is the brainchild of Jay and Heidi St. John, who have also founded over 60 homeschool cooper…
Two-day event highlights military history at Fort Vancouver
On Fri., July 21, and Sat., July 22, a series of events at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site will highlight nearly 100 years of local military history.
Aug. 1 Primary, Special Election ballots mailed
Ballots for the Aug. 1 primary and special election were mailed Fri., July 14, and should start showing up in voters’ mailboxes this week, according to the Clark County Elections Office.
Tolls: Anywhere in Oregon
Camas resident John Ley shares information contained in a KGW-TV report on Oregon’s plans for tolling drivers.
Harvest Nights Cruise In: A fun time for a good cause
For the past five years, the Harvest Nights Cruise In has been one of the most popular events of the Battle Ground Harvest Days Celebration.
Woodland officials celebrate ground-breaking event for Scott Hill Park and Sports Complex
City of Woodland and Woodland Rotary break ground on Scott Hill Park and Sports Complex, a project over six years in the making finally begins first of three construction phases.
Carrying clubs for college
Zach Peros, a caddy at Royal Oaks Country Club and a Skyview High School graduate, earned the Evans Scholarship, which will pay for his tuition and housing at the University of Washington.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office officials listening to citizens’ concerns regarding full encryption of law enforcement channels
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance takes a look at the conversations between Clark County Sheriff’s Office officials and members of the scanner community over the decision to fully encrypt law e…
Vancouver Cardinals celebrate 1987 squad
The 1987 Vancouver Cardinals, a team that finished second in the American Legion World Series, was honored Tuesday by the current Cardinals.
A new softball field for some ‘old guys’
Vancouver Metro Senior Softball Association raised close to $300,000 to build their own facility. The league has more than 130 members, all 60 or older, and each team plays more than 30 games a sea…
Woodland Intermediate School students/staff created 1,000 paper cranes to rally support for third grader
When one of their own third-graders suffered a life-threatening medical condition and underwent surgery, the entire staff and all of the students at Woodland Intermediate School rallied to provide…
Firefighters to serve up breakfast at Battle Ground’s second annual Pancake Breakfast and Open House
The city of Battle Ground’s fire service partner, Fire District 3, is hosting the 2nd Annual Pancake Breakfast and Open House at the Battle Ground fire station on Sat., July 15.
Summer chinook fishery reopens on the lower Columbia River
The fishery for summer chinook salmon reopened Friday and is scheduled to run through July 31 on the lower Columbia River.
Rep. Vicki Kraft celebrates signing of bill to reform community public works projects
A bill designed to retain and protect the state’s Public Works Assistance Account was signed into law last week by Gov. Jay Inslee.