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County determines suspicious network activity result of sophisticated cyberattack
The investigation into suspicious network activity by Clark County determined that the incident was the result of a sophisticated cyberattack.
High school sports: Another big weekend for football, girls soccer, volleyball
State girls soccer tournaments hold semifinal matches Friday with championships set for Saturday, state volleyball is in the Yakima Valley SunDome, and state football quarterfinals are this week.
POLL: Are area leaders and elected officials doing enough to address homelessness in Clark County?
Are area leaders and elected officials doing enough to address homelessness in Clark County?
GoFundMe Spotlight: DOGPAW has maintenance needs for off-leash dog parks
Four off-leash dog parks in Clark County are maintained by a volunteer organization called DOGPAW, and those volunteers are in need of new equipment to help maintain the 27 acres of parks for dogs…
‘Never seen this before’: Explosion of miscarriages after COVID shots
Study alleges link between mRNA COVID-19 vaccines and 17 million sudden deaths, raising concerns about vaccine safety; testimonies at Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s hearing highlight increased misca…
Clark County and city of Camas set the stage for water quality improvements in the Lacamas watershed
Clark County and city of Camas representatives recently kicked off a process to enter into an interlocal agreement to cooperatively work to improve water quality in the Lacamas watershed.
Greater Vancouver Chamber opens nominations for the 2024 Iris Awards honoring women of achievement
The Greater Vancouver Chamber is accepting nominations for the 2024 Iris Awards, an annual recognition honoring women of achievement in southwest Washington.
State champions: Columbia River volleyball lives up to its high standards
The Columbia River Rapids have won three consecutive state volleyball championships, and this week, members of the team sat down with Clark County Today to describe what the program means to them
Target Zero: Drivers should be more cautious in fall and winter months
It is darker earlier, the rainy season has arrived, there can be fog, and driving is simply more challenging in the fall and winter months, which is why law enforcement officers working with Target…
Opinion: Governor’s spokesman insinuates state is succeeding at ‘salmon restoration,’ he’s wrong.
Governor Inslee and his spokesman continue to be in denial about their failures and the price is being paid by salmon and the orca, tribes, and the sport and commercial fishers.
High-school scores plunge, many seniors meet no college-readiness benchmark
A recent report from ACT noted 70% of seniors fall short of college readiness benchmarks in math, and about 40% meet “none” of the college readiness benchmarks.
County Council approves funding to establish Public Defense office
The Clark County Council this week approved using American Recovery Plan Act funding to establish a Public Defense office.
Opinion: Sewage and salmon
Nancy Churchill addresses a recent GAO report and what it exposes about what has happened to the salmon population.
Community survey: SR 503 & Onsdorff Blvd. intersection improvements
The city of Battle Ground is seeking the community’s input on the future improvements to the intersection of SR 503 and NW Onsdorff Boulevard.
Dr. Cathy Sork Named the 2024 Washington State Elementary Principal of the Year
Dr. Cathy Sork, principal of Dorothy Fox Elementary, has been honored as the 2024 Washington State Elementary Principal of the Year by the Association of Washington School Principals.
County auditor releases audit on capital project management, oversight and delivery
The Clark County Auditor’s Office this week released an audit report of Clark County Public Works’ management, oversight, and delivery of capital transportation projects between 2016 and 2022.
Washington truckers say state should put the brakes on EV transition
Trucking industry advocates say state officials need to pump the brakes on EV transition plans due to what they argue amounts to a logistical and practical nightmare.
Opinion: Will the Kroger and Albertsons merger be good for employees and consumers?
Mark Harmsworth believes that the Kroger Albertsons merger may be the final chance to level the playing field to improve competition, create more choice and provide local jobs in the community.