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Civics Bee showcases Southwest Washington’s Young Scholars
The Greater Vancouver Chamber (GVC) will once again partner with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation to bring to southwest Washington the National Civics Bee.
40 Vancouver single family homes in IBR crosshairs plus 35 floating homes on Hayden Island
Public Records show who is at risk of losing homes and business locations in the proposed Interstate Bridge replacement project.
Letter: ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!’
Vancouver resident Ellen Townsen asks voters to not sign the Restore Election Confidence Initiative.
Sean McDonald leaving Woodland to become Mountain View’s football coach
A three-time state champion coach at Class 2B Kalama, Sean McDonald then led Woodland to a 2A GSHL championship, and now he is moving to Class 3A, taking over the head coaching position at Mountain…
Washington state’s economic outlook continues to worsen, report says
Washington remained in the lower half of U.S. states in terms of economic outlook, according to a new report that faults the Evergreen State’s high tax burden and rising labor costs for the state’s…
Arrest made in drive-by shootings at multiple locations, including two churches
Twenty-three-year-old Aleksey Suturin of Vancouver was arrested on multiple charges and was booked into the Clark County Jail after drive-by shootings at multiple locations.
Opinion: Will there be parity at Ridgefield schools?
There are two schools on the ballot for bond funding on April 23 in Ridgefield School District.
Spring Tea at Marshall House to be held
Celebrate Mother’s Day weekend by joining others at the beautiful Marshall House for the Spring Tea, hosted by The Historic Trust on Saturday, May 11.
Port of Vancouver USA schedules 10 public tours for 2024
The Port of Vancouver USA’s popular public tours are back again in 2024 with 10 tours offered between May and September.
Community invited to open house to learn about wetland restoration project planned for the 78th Street Heritage Farm
Clark County Public Works invites residents to an open house to learn more about the wetland restoration project planned for the 78th Street Heritage Farm.
Commission on Aging continues emergency preparedness series at April meeting
The Clark County Commission on Aging continues the “Prepare in a Year” discussion series.
Oars, sails, and rudders powered early Columbia River vessels
The third annual Parkersville Day will again shine a spotlight on early Washougal history.
County, community partners team up for resource fair for young adults with disabilities
Clark County is joining forces with several community partners to host a resource fair for young adults with disabilities who are transitioning to adulthood.
Opinion: The increase in California’s minimum wage has already had an impact and it’s not good
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center believes there is no way around the effects of minimum wage increases.
WA Supreme Court stops lower court from striking high capacity magazine ban
A judge in Cowlitz County briefly handed a victory to gun rights supporters in Washington before the state’s highest court said not so fast.
Target Zero: On patrol to stop distracted drivers
Clark County law enforcement agencies are teaming up with emphasis patrols this month, trying to stop distracted drivers, and last week, Clark County Today was granted access for one of those patro…
Opinion: Upper Columbia River – Governments against a Superfund
Nancy Churchill continues her series of articles about the proposed EPA Superfund on the upper Columbia River.
Opinion: What the no portables strategy means
In her latest assessment of the Ridgefield School District’s bond proposal in the April 23 special election, Heidi Pozzo examines the district’s no portables strategy.