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Washougal church offers biblical worldview conference on March 2
Bethel Community Church in Washougal is hosting a ‘Biblical Way Forward’ conference, featuring Dr. Del Tackett, on March 2.
State basketball: Skyview among four schools celebrating two teams
There are 10 teams from Clark County still playing in their state basketball tournaments and four schools — Skyview, Camas, Columbia River, and Skyview — are sending their boys and girls teams to t…
Battle Ground Police Department announces 2023 Officer of the Year
Officer Brian Archer, an 18-year veteran of the Battle Ground Police Department, is the recipient of the 2023 Officer of the Year Award.
Trail to lower falls in Lacamas Regional Park closed
For the safety of park visitors, the Parks and Lands division of Clark County Public Works has closed sections of trail in Lacamas Regional Park, near Round Lake.
Two Rivers Heritage Museum reopens after winter maintenance closure
Two Rivers Heritage Museum will have its doors reopened on Saturday, March 2, 2024, after the annual winter maintenance closure.
Voting begins Friday for Washington’s March 12 Presidential Primary
Ballot boxes in all 39 counties will open Friday, Feb. 23, for the March 12 Presidential Primary election.
CCSO Traffic Unit investigates fatal motor vehicle collision
On Thursday (Feb. 22) at about 3:04 p.m., a witness called 9-1-1 to report a collision near the 18600 block of NE 399th Street in Amboy.
POLL: Is enough done to deter voter fraud in Clark County?
Is enough done to deter voter fraud in Clark County?
Plea bargain deal reached in Clark County voter fraud case
Portland resident Jessica Walker admitted to submitting the ballot of her deceased mother, a Clark County resident, in July 2022.
Chat with the Champions: Seven state wrestling champs from Clark County
There were seven state champions from Clark County schools at Mat Classic, and we reached out to all seven to see what life is like after winning it all in the Tacoma Dome.
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Feb. 22, 2024: A salute to wrestling champions and a look ahead to state basketball
We recorded this episode a few days after one of the biggest days in Clark County high school wrestling history, with seven state champions, including four from Skyview.
Democrats seek to quell opposition to WA Cares ahead of potential repeal in November
Democrats in Olympia are moving ahead with measures they hope will allay some of the concerns about WA Cares, the state-run long-term care benefit program.
Opinion: Proposed bill would cut funding to schools that do not adopt controversial state-imposed curriculum
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center believes one of the main reasons polls show a loss of faith in so many of our public institutions is the decline in the quality of public education and the…
Washougal School District celebrates Washougal Youth Arts Month
Washougal School District and Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance announce Youth Arts Month, an annual celebration of student creativity and innovation throughout March 2024.
Camas-Washougal Chamber of Commerce opens nomination period for Citizen and Businessperson of the Year
The Camas-Washougal Chamber of Commerce has opened the nomination period for Citizen and Businessperson of the Year.
C-TRAN appoints Alexandra Mather as director of Government and Community Relations
C-TRAN has appointed Alexandra Mather to serve as the agency’s Director of Government and Community Relations, effective March 11.
Curtin Creek Community Park development project open house set for March 6
Clark County Public Works, Parks and Lands division, invites residents to an open house to learn more about the development of Curtin Creek Community Park.
Gov. Inslee signs fuel tax enforcement bill into law
Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee on Wednesday morning signed into law a bill that tightens fuel tax enforcement and closes revenue gaps.