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Commander of I Corps and Joint Base Lewis-McChord visits Vancouver Barracks
News

Commander of I Corps and Joint Base Lewis-McChord visits Vancouver Barracks

The Community Military Appreciation Committee invited Lt. Gen. Xavier T. Brunson to visit the historic Vancouver Barracks, and the three-star general who commands Joint Base Lewis-McChord said he a…

May 6, 2023

Despite opposition, IBR administrator says tolling is ‘necessary’ for I-5 Bridge replacement project
Transportation

Despite opposition, IBR administrator says tolling is ‘necessary’ for I-5 Bridge replacement project

Administrator Greg Johnson responds to Clark County Today’s numerous questions about the proposed bridge replacement.

May 5, 2023

Business Profile: Fred Spiegelberg Media teaming up for high school sports
Business

Business Profile: Fred Spiegelberg Media teaming up for high school sports

Former Union High School boys basketball teammates Mark Spiegelberg and Justen Oslund are on a new team — Fred Spiegelberg Media — trying to build relationships between local businesses and high sc…

May 5, 2023

Arrest made in arson investigation
News

Arrest made in arson investigation

Police have made an arrest in connection with a series of six suspicious fires in Vancouver, which occurred between December 2022 and March 2023, and are encouraging anyone with information on any…

May 5, 2023

Washougal High School brings ‘Mean Girls the Musical’ to the stage
Youth

Washougal High School brings ‘Mean Girls the Musical’ to the stage

Washougal High School in the United States will perform “Mean Girls the Musical” on May 12, 13, 19, and 20, written by Tina Fey and based on the 2004 movie, with tickets available for $10 per atten…

May 5, 2023

Letter: ‘We skipped autumn, and are close to skipping spring’
Opinion

Letter: ‘We skipped autumn, and are close to skipping spring’

Vancouver resident Ethan Eichenberger discusses his views on climate change.

May 5, 2023

Public tour takes community to three Battle Ground district schools
News

Public tour takes community to three Battle Ground district schools

The Battle Ground School District is inviting the public to take a tour of three of its schools to witness the accomplishments of students and staff, showcasing highlights such as a school greenhou…

May 5, 2023

Vancouver Police make arrest in fatal domestic violence investigation
News

Vancouver Police make arrest in fatal domestic violence investigation

Vancouver Police arrested a 32-year-old male for Manslaughter II-DV after he called 9-1-1 to report a fight with his partner, who was later found deceased in the residence.

May 5, 2023

POLL: With Gov. Inslee not seeking a fourth term, will Washington voters elect a Republican governor for the first time since 1982?
Opinion

POLL: With Gov. Inslee not seeking a fourth term, will Washington voters elect a Republican governor for the first time since 1982?

With Gov. Inslee not seeking a fourth term, will Washington voters elect a Republican governor for the first time since 1982?

May 5, 2023

Political allies, opponents react to Gov. Inslee’s decision against a fourth term
News

Political allies, opponents react to Gov. Inslee’s decision against a fourth term

Washington Governor Jay Inslee’s decision not to seek a fourth term has drawn both praise and criticism from political allies and foes, with Democrats lauding his accomplishments while Republicans…

May 4, 2023

Community Roots Collaborative breaks ground on second village of tiny homes, shelter
News

Community Roots Collaborative breaks ground on second village of tiny homes, shelter

O Street Project will join Fruit Valley Terrace as a village started by the Community Roots Collaborative, which brings people and associations together in an effort to solve homelessness issues.

May 4, 2023

Washington elections bill ‘generates more distrust in the system’
News

Washington elections bill ‘generates more distrust in the system’

Washington lawmakers have passed a bill that would exempt certain aspects of the state’s election system from public records requests and centralize all local records requests with the Secretary of…

May 4, 2023

Increased DUI enforcement on Cinco De Mayo; in honor of the Walk Like MADD Event May 5 & 6
News

Increased DUI enforcement on Cinco De Mayo; in honor of the Walk Like MADD Event May 5 & 6

Southwest Washington will have additional officers conducting DUI enforcement this Cinco De Mayo to prevent impaired driving-related deaths, with a goal of zero people involved in a serious or fata…

May 4, 2023

Parker’s Landing Historical Park events then and now
Community News

Parker’s Landing Historical Park events then and now

The collaborative effort to develop Parker’s Landing Historical Park in Camas-Washougal, which includes several centennial projects and historic dedications, continues with the new annual Parkersvi…

May 4, 2023

With “The Day the Earth Stood Still,” Re-Imagined Radio envisions our possible future
News

With “The Day the Earth Stood Still,” Re-Imagined Radio envisions our possible future

Re-Imagined Radio will present a science-fiction classic, “The Day the Earth Stood Still,” in May, with subsequent broadcasts and streams provided by local, regional and international broadcast par…

May 4, 2023

Letter: Loyal reader offers a suggestion for Clark County Today
Opinion

Letter: Loyal reader offers a suggestion for Clark County Today

Wynn Grcich encourages others to share their thoughts on her idea of a County Book of the Month Club.

May 4, 2023

RHS Theatre presents ‘The Addams Family’
Youth

RHS Theatre presents ‘The Addams Family’

Ridgefield High School Theatre is putting on six performances of the musical comedy “The Addams Family” starting May 5, featuring an original story about Wednesday Addams falling in love and the ch…

May 4, 2023

Washington state’s new capital gains tax has raked in nearly $850M so far
News

Washington state’s new capital gains tax has raked in nearly $850M so far

As of Monday, the state Department of Revenue reports 3,160 capital gains tax payments have been received for a total of $848,495,284.09.

May 3, 2023