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Vancouver Public Schools’ Hilda Lail wins state ‘Classified School Employee of the Year’ Award
Vancouver Public Schools’ Hilda Lail has been recognized as the 2023 Washington State Classified School Employee of the Year.
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 16: Skyview and Camas play a huge football game Friday night as the Storm battle two opponents: the Papermakers and history
As fans of professional sports, we know all about feeling like we are jinxed, or cursed, but is it possible to be the victim of bad luck, year after year, in high school sports?
Southbound Interstate Bridge will close Saturday night for maintenance on the lift span
The southbound span of the Interstate Bridge will be closed Saturday night, Oct. 14, for maintenance.
Ridgefield school board selects Jake Bredstrand as interim director of District 5
The Ridgefield School District Board of Directors has selected Jake Bredstrand to fill the District 5 Director position left vacant when board member Zenia Bringhurst resigned last month.
Lizzy Jane’s Flower Market at Shangri-La Farm announces first annual Autumn Flower Festival
Lizzy Jane’s Flower Market located at Shangri-La Farm, is hosting its first ever Autumn Flower Festival on Sunday, Oct. 22 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Fern Prairie.
Clark College reports enrollment increase of 10.4 percent
Enrollment at Clark College increased 10.4 percent in state full-time equivalency this fall term compared to fall 2022.
County seeks volunteers for Railroad Advisory Board
Clark County is seeking applicants to fill up to five seats on a fifteen-person board that advises the county on matters related to the Chelatchie Prairie Railroad.
Camas pays $25 million for firefighters Washougal can’t afford
Camas and Washougal face financial challenges as they grapple with the cost of new firefighters and the need for EMS services in their combined fire department.
Jaime Herrera Beutler to run for commissioner of public lands
Republican Jaime Herrera Beutler announced her candidacy for Washington State Commissioner of Public Lands.
Gathering for change: Solving homelessness together a Council for the Homeless fundraising event
The Council for the Homeless 2023 “Gathering for Change: Solving Homelessness Together” event will be held Thu., Oct. 19, at the Kiggins Theatre at 5 p.m.
County Council seeking two volunteers for the Planning Commission
The Clark County Council is seeking two volunteers to serve on the county’s Planning Commission.
CCRW to host 2023 Salute to Veterans event
The Clark County Republican Women are inviting area residents to register in advance for the 2023 Salute to Veterans: Defending the Homeland; Pacific Northwest & Natural Security.
Learn about post-high school opportunities at College and Career Fair
Students and families from all schools and districts are invited to attend Battle Ground Public Schools’ College and Career Fair.
Vancouver City Council approves resolution authorizing development agreement for Waterfront Gateway Project
Members of the Vancouver City Council unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the Disposition and Development Agreement between the city of Vancouver and real estate firm LPC West for the dev…
Annual fundraising event for Options 360 Women’s Clinic held
Presidential Medal of Freedom winner Dr. Ben Carson served as the special guest keynote speaker at the annual fundraising event for Options 360 Women’s Clinic.
Opinion: On the heels of the Damian Lillard trade, Trader Bob looks back to when he traded another Blazers’ icon
Former sports executive Bob Whitsitt shares his perspective on the Damian Lillard trade and also looks ahead to the release of his first book.
Letter: Candidate’s withdrawal from debate denies voters of vital information
In his letter to the editor, area resident Kris Greene expresses concerns over the lack of scrutiny faced by Camas City Council candidates.
Washington state’s Climate Commitment Act needs reevaluation, says state rep
A Republican lawmaker is among those who believe the legislature should reevaluate, or possibly repeal, the state’s Climate Commitment Act and its cap-and-trade emissions offset program.