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Opinion: Trump, DeSantis, or Haley? Help us decide Jan. 13
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill explains what opportunities Washingtonians have to participate in their county’s Republican Caucus on Sat., Jan. 13.
Nomination forms available for Youth Achievement Awards
The Clark County Youth Commission is seeking nominations to recognize 300 local youth that demonstrate personal growth and community contribution in one of thirteen categories of achievement.
Clark County Republican Party to host precinct Caucuses Jan. 13th
The Clark County Republican Party will hold pooled precinct caucuses at 11 locations on the morning of Sat., Jan. 13.
WA lawmaker wants drivers to see sticker shock from Climate Commitment Act tax
House Bill 2050 would require the Department of Agriculture to amend the gas tax stickers on pumps to include what drivers are now paying in additional costs due to the cap-and-trade portion of the…
Opinion: Savings should be used for our needs, but supporters of WA Cares think otherwise
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes supporters of WA Cares have the wrong idea.
WA police organization urges legislators to prioritize public safety policies
The Washington Association of Sheriffs & Police Chiefs is urging state lawmakers to consider bills in the upcoming legislative session that improve recruitment and retention, juvenile justice, and…
Opinion: Initiative 2124 would make a new payroll tax optional for workers
Initiative signatures delivered Thursday could allow voters to do what the Democrat-led legislative body has refused to do: Protect the earnings of workers, including low-income workers.
Vancouver Police conduct stolen vehicle operation
Vancouver Police stolen vehicle operation results in multiple arrests, with the recovery of firearms and fentanyl.
Sports year in review: Reporter Paul Valencia reflects on some of his favorite stories
Clark County Today reporter Paul Valencia remains grateful for the access granted him by the Camas girls basketball team for a special feature, one of his favorite projects from 2023; plus the debu…
Vancouver attorney files ethics complaint against Auditor Greg Kimsey
A formal complaint was filed Thursday with the Clark County Ethics Commission against Auditor Greg Kimsey, alleging violations of the Code of Ethics, the Appearance of Fairness Doctrine, and Clark…
POLL: Is it more important for area transportation officials to examine a third bridge/crossing over the Columbia River or an I-5 Bridge replacement?
Is it more important for area transportation officials to examine a third bridge/crossing over the Columbia River or an I-5 Bridge replacement?
Vancouver closes year with more funding for climate action
The city of Vancouver was recently awarded a $575,000 formula grant from the Washington State Department of Commerce Climate Program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from buildings and the transp…
County provides update on alleged violations by Portland Vancouver Junction Railroad
Clark County has received many questions and concerns regarding alleged violations of environmental laws by Portland Vancouver Junction Railroad.
GoFundMe Spotlight: 2023 year in review
GoFundMe’s data shows Washington as the eighth most-giving state in America, and Clark County had several successful fundraising campaigns in 2023.
High school basketball: Fort Vancouver finds victories even in defeat
Senior Osman Sumareh earned his first start of his varsity career Wednesday, and he loves representing his school and his basketball team at the Myron Lawrence Memorial Tournament at Fort Vancouver…
Washington DNR seeks input on 5-million-acre outdoor recreation plan
The Washington Department of Natural Resources is seeking input in developing a statewide recreation plan that sets priorities for management and outdoor access to 5 million acres of public lands.
Man whose burning body found on Vancouver sidewalk identified
The man whose body was found burning on a downtown Vancouver sidewalk last week has been identified by the Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office.
WA state laws in 2024: minimum wage, firearm sales, employee cannabis use and more
More than two dozen new laws take effect Jan. 1 in Washington.