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Columbia Springs’ ReLit brings illuminating sights and sounds to Vancouver
Functional art pieces will be featured in select Downtown Vancouver businesses from Aug. 31-Sept. 11
Vancouver Sunday Sounds concert canceled on Aug. 7
The city of Vancouver special events scheduled for Friday (Aug. 5) will continue as planned
LRS Architects designs The Columbia at Vancouver Waterfront
LRS Architects, a firm that values innovation, creativity, and collaboration, recently announced its design work for a new apartment complex as a part of the revitalized Vancouver Waterfront, The C…
State champion basketball coach resigns, questions Washougal’s commitment to coaches
Britney Ervin, who led Washougal to the state championship in girls basketball in 2019, has resigned, and she criticizes the school district for its lack of support when parents go on a ‘witch hunt…
Raptors ready for final home games of regular season
The Ridgefield Raptors will play home games Friday and Sunday at the Ridgefield Outdoor Recreation Complex, completing the West Coast League’s regular season, and the playoffs begin next week
POLL: The Crime in Washington 2021 report indicated violent crime is up 12 percent and other crimes are up at similar rates. Do you feel that you and your property are safe?
The Crime in Washington 2021 report indicated violent crime is up 12 percent and other crimes are up at similar rates. Do you feel that you and your property is safe?
Opinion: Dept. of Ecology report confirms WPC’s cost projections for the new low-carbon fuel law
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center shares the information that confirms WPC was right that the new law does indeed raise gas prices.
Most voters think Dems pounded economy ‘straight into the ground’
President Biden has gone to great lengths to deflect blame for the economic downturn, including redefining the term “recession.”
Area residents can meet firefighters and emergency personnel at open houses this Summer
Clark County Fire District 3 invites the community to celebrate summer with free food and fun at a fire station near you in August and September.
Superintendent Reykdal releases plan for work experience in school to contribute to graduation
Students will be allowed to earn up to four elective credits through work experience, and no more than two of those credits may be earned in a year
Construction on Ninebark, Camas-Washougal’s newest residential waterfront community, is underway
Construction on Killian Pacific’s newest development, Ninebark, a 246-unit sustainably designed apartment home community nestled between Camas and Washougal, Wash., in Clark County is underway with…
Clark County Fair: Here’s the Aug. 5 schedule
Clark County Today will list highlights of the next day’s schedule of the Clark County Fair throughout the fair’s 10-day run
C-TRAN offers free rides to the Clark County Fair
The return of the Clark County Fair means the return of free shuttle service to the fair, courtesy of C-TRAN, which will have round-trip service from six spots throughout Clark County
Opinion: ‘The information that I used as my impetus for getting the vaccine was completely false’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his own story about the decision to receive a COVID vaccination.
Scientist tells Senate: Dr. Fauci lying about coronavirus research in China
NIH official’s statements to Congress ‘are demonstrably false’
Tickets on sale for Magenta Theater’s August show Don Quixote de La Center
Magenta Theater officials recently announced that tickets for the third production of its 20th anniversary celebration, Don Quixote de La Center, are currently on sale.
Woodland Police Department releases report on July 27 shooting
The Woodland Police Department has provided information into an investigation of a shooting that took place July 27 at the Horseshoe Lake Mobile Home Park.
Opinion: Fewer firefighters due to vaccine mandate should make us hot under the collar
Elizabeth Hovde shares a story of how Gov. Jay Inslee’s COVID-19 vaccine requirement for state employees could drastically reduce the number of volunteer firefighters available to help fight large…