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Sakura Festival celebrated at Clark College on April 20
Clark College and the city of Vancouver will be presenting the free annual Sakura Festival on April 20th, offering traditional lion dances, exhibits, and other cultural offerings in celebration of…
Letter: ‘Democracy is messy but is designed to select out our best ideas to put into action’
Washougal resident Mark Haller offers his views on the Washougal School District levy on the April 25 special election ballot.
Opinion: 74 days until mass pay decrease in Washington state
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes the state shouldn’t be dictating which life Washingtonians need to save for and how.
Army gal has TWO heart attacks after COVID vax. Now, she faces another serious concern
An Army National Guard enlistee, Karolina Stancik, is being recommended for medical discharge after experiencing severe medical issues following her COVID-19 vaccination, with multiple diagnoses in…
Vancouver family offers large reward for return of Leo the Cat
Social media posts, and lost pet signs have been made as Sherry and Dan try to keep hope alive in search for a loving member of their family, Leo the Cat
RHS students gain valuable business experience through SkillsUSA
High school students in Ridgefield, through the SkillsUSA student association, have crafted custom wooden cutting boards, handmade pottery mug sets, and angular modern fire pits that will be availa…
City celebrates Earth Day with volunteer events and its first Sustainable Communities Fair
The city of Vancouver is hosting several Earth Day volunteer projects and a Sustainable Communities Fair on Saturday, April 22, to promote environmental awareness and community building.
Letter: Folks in our community have the right to express their opinion and vote based on their judgment of what is in the best interests of our schools and kids
Washougal resident Anne Haller shares her thoughts on the Washougal schools levy on the April 25 special election ballot.
New Community Court focuses on accountability and quality of life issues
Vancouver has launched a new Community Court program, in collaboration with several service and treatment providers, that will compassionately address 10 lower-level offenses to improve quality-of-…
Kindergarten enrollment for Ridgefield schools is now open
Online enrollment is now open for kindergartners who will attend Ridgefield School District next year. Any child who will be five years old before Sept. 1, 2023 is eligible to enter kindergarten in…
Target Zero: Distracted driving can be deadly
April’s point of emphasis for Target Zero is distracted driving, as the road safety campaign educates the public on the danger of distracted driving while also funding emphasis patrols by local law…
Community honors Spartan Challenge graduates of Class 007
Spartan Challenge honors graduates after 8 weeks of physical, mental, and spiritual training, plus one final week of an obstacle course and an eight- or 12-mile march on the beach, led by Flash Lov…
Vancouver Neighborhood Response Team makes arrest in firearms trafficking and drug distribution investigation
Eleven unlawfully possessed firearms and a large amount of drugs including fentanyl and methamphetamine were recovered in a search warrant in La Center, leading to the arrest of a 41-year-old man f…
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 7: A chat with WIAA Executive Director Mick Hoffman
The sports enthusiasts welcome special guest Mick Hoffman, the executive director of the WIAA
Opinion: Proposed Washington Health Trust shouldn’t have our trust
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center reports that taxpayer-funded universal care would weaken access to care, tax mightily.
Opinion: New bill proposes open government ombuds study
The bill would authorize a legislative task force to study the creation of an office to help provide a nonpartisan and independent resource for citizens to access public records.
Fort Vancouver Regional Library District’s executive director to retire
After nearly eight years of leadership, Amelia Shelley is retiring as executive director of Fort Vancouver Community Libraries, leaving a legacy of increased access to electronic resources, communi…
Domestic violence suspect apprehended in Portland after pursuit
Police chase across Clark County and Portland ends in arrest of Brett Chauncey, a wanted suspect for Domestic Violence and other charges, after he crashed a truck and fled on foot.