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Opinion: Eradicating barriers to state employment is on Washington state’s agenda
Elizabeth Hovde believes state hiring should be based on skills and abilities needed for a position, without automatically excluding those who don’t hold a college degree.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office makes domestic violence arrest
Thirty-six-year-old Matthew Liles was arrested by CCSO deputies in North Clark County and transferred to the Lakewood (WA) Police Department.
Area residents join C-TRAN officials for grand opening of The Vine on Mill Plain
Local leaders, visitors and community members joined C-TRAN in observing the grand opening of The Vine on Mill Plain during a ribbon-cutting event Saturday.
High school football: Defense sets the stage for Mountain View victory
Sure, there were nine touchdowns scored in Mountain View’s win over Evergreen, but defensive gems, especially early in the game, led the Thunder to a victory in the Class 3A Greater St. Helens League.
Camas Lake Water Management Plan to clean lakes revealed
Camas City Unveils $4.1 Million 10-Year Water Management Plan for Lacamas Lake, Targeting Phosphorus Pollution.
Washington panel considers outlawing community notification of sex offenders
The State Sex Offender Policy Board is considering recommendations to the Legislature that could include making it illegal to notify communities when a sex offender moves into the area on the groun…
Opinion: Free-market health care innovations should be used to make lives better, not expand government power
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes congressional and state policymakers need to find constructive solutions to concerns over new technologies in health care.
Playground at LeRoy Haagen Memorial Park to close Monday for surfacing upgrade
The playground at LeRoy Haagen Memorial Park will temporarily close Monday (Oct. 2) and could remain closed through Fri., Oct. 20, to accommodate the installation of new poured-in-place rubber surf…
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 15: A discussion on sideline behavior in regard to Seton Catholic-Stevenson issue; plus a look at rivalry games
Seton Catholic and Stevenson officials have worked out a “positive resolution” to an issue the schools dealt with last week, plus the Mountain View-Evergreen rivalry is about to play its 50th footb…
High school football: Milestone meeting between rivals Evergreen and Mountain View
Evergreen and Mountain View renew their long football rivalry as the Class 3A Greater St. Helens League season begins in Week 5 of the the season.
POLL: Do you believe there should be a forensic audit of the Clark County Elections Department?
Do you believe there should be a forensic audit of the Clark County Elections Department?
Opinion: Seven years of blessings
Editor Ken Vance reflects on the seven years since Clark County Today was launched as a community news website.
Vancouver is expanding its ‘Safe Stay’ homeless housing program
The city of Vancouver is planning to open five “Safe Stay” shelters for homeless people, with each site providing up to 40 homeless people with their own private units.
Opinion: Washington State Supreme Court narrowly upholds Inslee’s eviction moratorium
In a 5-4 decision, the Washington State Supreme Court upheld Governor Inslee’s eviction moratorium during the pandemic.
Legal expert tells Biden impeachment hearing: President ‘has lied’
In his presentation, Jonathan Turley went into detail about the history of impeachment, what has been used as a standard in the past, and pointed out that investigations by Congress have proven the…
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee tests positive for COVID-19 for the third time
Washington Governor Jay Inslee tests positive for COVID-19 for the third time, the first in May 2022 and again this February.
Ridgefield Police Department recognizes Breast Cancer Awareness Month with vibrant pink patches
Ridgefield is joining public safety agencies in Clark County and across the nation by participating in the “Pink Patch Project” for the sixth consecutive year this October.
Public Health encourages residents to dispose of fallen leaves properly
As colorful leaves begin to fall from trees, Clark County Public Health is encouraging residents to properly dispose of leaves to keep them out of streets and the landfill.