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Raptors preparing for Thursday’s Opening Night to their summer league baseball season
The Ridgefield Raptors will open their 2025 summer league baseball season Thursday night at the Ridgefield Outdoor Recreation Complex, offering new promotions, food options, and a tradition of post…
Vancouver Police investigate shooting
Vancouver Police are investigating a drive-by shooting near the Jim Parsley Center that led to the recovery of a stolen firearm and two juvenile arrests at Roosevelt Elementary School.
Opinion: The 2025 Washington Legislative Session – Small business, taxation, and business regulation
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center outlines how the 2025 legislative session’s new taxes and regulations will impact small businesses across Washington state.
Opinion: The Antifa Revolution
Nancy Churchill argues that violence and censorship by far-left activists in Seattle represent a Marxist revolution targeting religious freedom and traditional values.
High school sports: Skyview softball highlights first of two weeks of spring sports championships
Clark County athletes celebrated major spring sports championships as Skyview softball captured the 4A state title and finals in multiple sports are set for this weekend.
Opinion: MAX costs and reduced service at TriMet
A new opinion column from Rep. John Ley examines rising TriMet costs, declining ridership, proposed tax hikes, and the impact on Clark County’s transit future.
High gas, food prices didn’t alter Memorial Day plans for millions of Americans
Despite high gas and food prices, millions of Americans continued their Memorial Day traditions in 2025 with travel, cookouts, and remembrance events.
Letter: Strengthening Medicaid for those in need
Camas resident Anna Miller expresses concerns about Medicaid fraud, waste, and abuse, citing comments from Dr. Mehmet Oz and advocating for measures to prioritize those most in need.
Letter: ‘Freedom is not free’
Area resident Bob Zak reflects on the meaning of Memorial Day, the responsibilities of citizenship, and the importance of honoring military service members.
Remembering the Fallen: Clark County Today Honors Heroes on Memorial Day
Clark County Today pauses to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice on Memorial Day.
Memorial Day Remembrance Ceremony set for Monday at Vancouver Barracks Parade Ground
A Memorial Day Remembrance Ceremony will take place Monday, May 26, at the Vancouver Barracks Parade Ground, honoring service members with speakers, tributes, and musical performances.
Battle Ground to host annual Memorial Day Ceremony, May 26
A Memorial Day ceremony honoring fallen service members will be held on May 26 at the Battle Ground Veterans Memorial, featuring special tributes and performances.
Brian Munson announces bid to return to Battle Ground City Council
Former Battle Ground City Council member Brian Munson has announced his candidacy for Position 6, highlighting a platform focused on efficiency, transparency, and community-first leadership.
POLL: Should fireworks be banned in unincorporated Clark County?
Should fireworks be banned in unincorporated Clark County?
Them Before Us founder gives passionate speech at Clark County Republican Women dinner
Katy Faust, founder of Them Before Us, urged attendees at a Republican Women’s dinner in Battle Ground to prioritize children’s rights over adult desires.
CCSO completes investigation of suspected suicide, allegations of sex abuse involving a juvenile
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office has completed two investigations involving the April death of Charles Gardiner and allegations of sex offenses against a juvenile.
Skyview’s softball leader inspires on and off the field
Skyview standout Maddie Milhorn is celebrated not only for her softball skills but for her leadership and inclusivity across campus as she leads her team into the state tournament.
Opinion: ‘I am absolutely disgusted by lawmakers and educators who have been successful in reducing parental rights’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance voices concern over recent changes to parental rights legislation in Washington state and urges support for education alternatives.