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Vancouver Police make arrest in double homicide investigation
The Vancouver Police Department arrested Kirkland C. Warren Friday and charged him with two counts of Murder I in the investigation of the deaths of 27-year-old Meshay Melendez and her 7-year-old d…
Area residents turn out for Town Hall meeting
District 2 Councilor Michelle Belkot and Clark County Sheriff John Horch address issues facing Clark County residents.
Opinion: Despite record revenues and being the only state in the nation not giving broad tax relief, Washington House Democrats are considering increasing taxes
Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center believes House Bill 1628 will not solve housing affordability in either the ownership, rental or commercial real estate markets.
Public invited to Shangri-La Farm for a country-style Easter egg hunt Sat., April 8
Local artist and Clark County Master Gardener Liz Pike is organizing the second annual community Easter egg hunt at her organic Shangri-La Farm in Fern Prairie on Sat., April 8.
Opinion: The state legislature may soon significantly reduce classroom instruction time for students
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center states the legislation may be great for the teacher’s union, but it will deprive many of Washington’s school children of the quality public education they’…
County to host corrections officer career open house on April 19
Clark County Jail Services and Human Resources staff will hold an information open house for individuals interested in a career as a corrections officer.
Free online workshops promote composting and sustainable living strategies
Clark County’s Composter Recycler program is offering a series of free online workshops about composting and sustainable living strategies.
Southwest Washington nonprofits registering for GiveBIG
Registration for GiveBIG, Washington’s largest online giving campaign, opened to nonprofits on February 23.
Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 6: The threat of the elimination of sports in Washougal
The sports enthusiasts discuss the possibility of the elimination of sports in Washougal schools, plus a shout out to spring sports, and we share our favorite seasons from our favorite major league…
Area residents invited to help spruce up the Parker’s Landing Historical Park
Join volunteers and service club members in a fun and rewarding annual park beautification at Parker’s Landing Historical Park (west of Westlie Ford in Washougal), at the Camas-Washougal Port Marina.
Copper Works Art to be the Camas Gallery April Featured Artist of the Month
Copper Works Art will be the Camas Gallery April Featured Artist of the Month. Approximately 55 new and reprised pieces will be installed on March 31. The show will be ready for viewing on April 1.
POLL: Are you in favor of current legislation that would allow homeless youth shelters to avoid notifying parents of runaway children?
Are you in favor of current legislation that would allow homeless youth shelters to avoid notifying parents of runaway children?
Vancouver Council Member Sarah Fox questions cost for city’s trip to Japan
Two members of the Vancouver City Council did not attend a city-sponsored trip to Joyo, Japan, and Sarah Fox has publicly questioned how much the trip cost Vancouver.
Washington State Senate introduces $12.9 billion transportation budget
Funding in the proposed budget continues the state’s $1 billion commitment toward the bi-state project to replace the Interstate 5 Bridge over the Columbia River; $138 million would go to the project.
Sheriff’s Office investigating threats at Thomas Jefferson Middle School
On Wednesday (March 29), Thomas Jefferson Middle School administrators made the Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) aware of a possible threat of violence against the school.
Heritage High School to host baseball tournaments Friday, Saturday
A dozen high school baseball teams, playing in three four-team brackets, will take to the new fields at Heritage High School on Friday and Saturday.
Opinion: The truly worrisome result of the Supreme Court’s decision
The Washington Supreme Court decision in Quinn v. State of Washington declaring that a capital gains tax does not violate the Washington Constitution is another affront to our rights.
Witness Tree dedicated at Clark College for Vietnam Era veterans
Guest speakers shared their experiences as combat veterans, immigrants, and family members of those who served at a ceremony to honor Vietnam veterans Wednesday at Clark College.