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Vancouver Parks & Recreation hosts 29th annual Senior Prom May 19
People

Vancouver Parks & Recreation hosts 29th annual Senior Prom May 19

This year, the Vancouver Parks and Recreation Department’s 50 and Better Program presents “Moonlight in the Tropics,” featuring live music with Ronnie Exconde & Friends, dinner served by celebrity…

May 8, 2017

SR 503 east of Woodland partially reopens
News

SR 503 east of Woodland partially reopens

YALE – Relief is in sight for drivers who use State Route 503 near Speelyai Bay Road. One lane of the highway reopened to traffic at 5 p.m. Mon., May 8. Following a series of rock blasts to stabili…

May 8, 2017

A Celebration of Life for Clark County District Court Judge Vernon L. Schreiber will begin at 1 p.m., Sat., May 13, at the Clark County Event Center in Ridgefield.
Obituaries

A Celebration of Life for Clark County District Court Judge Vernon L. Schreiber will begin at 1 p.m., Sat., May 13, at the Clark County Event Center in Ridgefield.

VANCOUVER — A celebration of life for District Court Judge Vernon L. Schreiber will begin at 1 p.m. Sat., May 13, at the Clark County Event Center, Hall B, 17402 N.E. Delfel Road, Ridgefield. Judge…

May 8, 2017

Decaying tree to be removed from Vancouver’s Esther Short Park
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Decaying tree to be removed from Vancouver’s Esther Short Park

VANCOUVER — An aging, silver maple tree with significant decay will be removed from Esther Short Park this month. For several years, the city of Vancouver’s Urban Forestry team has been monitoring…

May 8, 2017

Letter to the editor: Emergency reasons don’t exist for council’s emergency ordinance
Opinion

Letter to the editor: Emergency reasons don’t exist for council’s emergency ordinance

On April 25, the Clark County Council sprung an emergency ordinance on the rural citizens that stops all land divisions in resource and rural zones. This wasn’t noticed, and copies of the emergency…

May 8, 2017

Making a difference: Denny Nutter
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Making a difference: Denny Nutter

VANCOUVER — “He was in ICU, and his doctor had just told him he may not make it through the night,” says PeaceHealth Southwest Chaplain Denny Nutter. “And he had something on his conscience,’’ Nutt…

May 8, 2017

C-TRAN to begin negotiations with Shawn Donaghy to become next executive director/CEO
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C-TRAN to begin negotiations with Shawn Donaghy to become next executive director/CEO

VANCOUVER Following two days of interviews with staff, community leaders and the Board of Directors, the C-TRAN Board took action on Friday to enter contract negotiations with Shawn Donaghy to beco…

May 5, 2017

Sometimes more knowledge only leads to more frustration
Opinion

Sometimes more knowledge only leads to more frustration

VANCOUVER — I have a very good friend who is extremely passionate about political issues. That wasn’t always the case, but since I’ve known him, it’s always been a dominant part of his identity. Wh…

May 5, 2017

Q&A: Don Benton talks about Donald Trump, his time at the EPA, and his new job at the Selective Service System
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Q&A: Don Benton talks about Donald Trump, his time at the EPA, and his new job at the Selective Service System

Carolyn Schultz-Rathbun For ClarkCountyToday.com Don Benton has been a colorful and controversial fixture in southwest Washington politics since 1994, when he was first elected to the Washington St…

May 4, 2017

Vancouver Police arrest voyeur suspect
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Vancouver Police arrest voyeur suspect

VANCOUVER — Vancouver Police recently identified the suspect of a voyeurism case as Johnathan R. Hollis, 19, of Vancouver. On May 3, 2017, Hollis was interviewed by Vancouver Police and subsequentl…

May 4, 2017

Moshow The Cat Rapper takes center stage at Walk/Run for the Animals
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Moshow The Cat Rapper takes center stage at Walk/Run for the Animals

VANCOUVER — Cat lovers will get a special treat at this year’s Walk/Run for the Animals event on Sat., May 6 with a live performance by Moshow, the cat rapper. Organized by the Humane Society for S…

May 3, 2017

BGHS Drama Club to perform ‘The Addams Family’
Youth

BGHS Drama Club to perform ‘The Addams Family’

BATTLE GROUND — The Battle Ground High School Drama Club is set to perform the musical “The Addams Family” beginning May 3. Directed by Stephan “Cash” Henry, the play brings the wonderfully weird a…

May 3, 2017

Steven Cox enters race for mayor of Vancouver
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Steven Cox enters race for mayor of Vancouver

Ken Vance, Editor ClarkCountyToday.com VANCOUVER — City of Vancouver mayoral candidate Steven Cox makes no apologies for his lack of political experience. He believes his extensive personal and pro…

May 3, 2017

Requests to transfer into Vancouver Public Schools can now be submitted
Youth

Requests to transfer into Vancouver Public Schools can now be submitted

VANCOUVER —Any student who currently lives outside of Vancouver Public Schools’ boundaries but wishes to attend a Vancouver Public School (VPS) school next year may now request a transfer. To make…

May 2, 2017

Enforcement results in 4 DUI arrests
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Enforcement results in 4 DUI arrests

VANCOUVER — On Fri., April 28, law enforcement officers from the Vancouver, Battle Ground and Washougal Police Departments conducted increased DUI enforcement in an effort to keep drunk, drugged an…

May 2, 2017

Pikeminnow season open, area residents invited to catch a tagged northern pikeminnow and receive $500
Sports

Pikeminnow season open, area residents invited to catch a tagged northern pikeminnow and receive $500

PORTLAND — Area residents can help save young salmon and steelhead and make big money too. Monday, marked the beginning of this year’s Northern Pikeminnow Sport Reward Program in the Columbia and S…

May 2, 2017

Woodland Reads program inspires family togetherness and improves elementary students’ reading skills
Youth

Woodland Reads program inspires family togetherness and improves elementary students’ reading skills

WOODLAND — Woodland Reads, a teacher-led program designed to increase family togetherness and improve students’ reading skills, provides free books for elementary students to read with their famili…

May 2, 2017

Camas Plant & Garden Fair celebrates 20th anniversary
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Camas Plant & Garden Fair celebrates 20th anniversary

CAMAS — The 20th annual Camas Plant & Garden Fair will return to historic downtown Camas on Sat., May 13 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. bringing thousands of visitors to town to explore the offerings of local…

May 1, 2017