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Skyview High School student arrested with a handgun on campus
On Monday (May 31), Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested a juvenile male at Skyview High School for Unlawful Possession of a Firearm and Possession of a Dangerous Weapon on school grounds.
Study: Mask mandates increase death rate
A study comparing data between counties in Kansas found that those that mandated masks for COVID-19 had a higher rate of death than those that did not.
Business: U.S. Bank celebrates remodeled Vancouver branch
U.S. Bank is celebrating the grand re-opening of its remodeled Andresen branch located at 7003 NE 40th St. in Vancouver.
Opinion: Plans are in place to force Oregonians to pay for the privilege of waiting in traffic
Eric Fruits of the Cascade Policy Institute warns that Oregon’s tolling program, which will have a significant impact on Southwest Washington drivers, is coming more quickly than you would think.
Music to our ears: school band and choir performances are back
The last few years of online and hybrid teaching meant significant changes for band and choir
County Manager extends application deadline for volunteers to serve on newly formed Ethics Commission
County Manager Kathleen Otto is seeking applicants interested in volunteering for the newly created ethics commission.
High School Sports: Big stars with big performances, plus historic weekend for tennis
Two teams and five individuals from Clark County won tennis championships, and three local athletes won titles at track and field as Washington high school sports came to a conclusion this school y…
Share’s annual Appeal for Meals Campaign kicks off June 2 with food drive; financial campaign June 5-11
Share’s annual Appeal for Meals officially kicks off on Thu., June 2 with a Food Drive, 12 to 6 p.m. at the Share Fromhold Service Center, 2306 NE Andresen Road.
Opinion: Will diesel exhaust fluid crash the economy?
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill discusses how a possible shortage of DEF could bring the trucking industry to its knees.
VIDEO: Memorial Day 2022
Clark County Today invites you to take a quiet moment this Memorial Day to honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.
Memorial Day Observance set for Monday at Vancouver Barracks
The Community Military Appreciation Committee is hosting the Memorial Day Observance at the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site.
Willamette National Cemetery hosts Memorial Day Ceremony Monday (May 30)
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Willamette National Cemetery will host a solemn Memorial Day wreath laying ceremony, accompanied by speeches, the playing of Taps, and rifle salute by the OA…
City of Battle Ground to hold Memorial Day ceremony
Thirty-one local heroes, whose names adorn the wall of the memorial, will be remembered with a reading of their names
Voter registration challenge filed against declaration of candidacy submitted by John Ley
An area resident has filed a voter registration challenge to the declaration of candidacy submitted by Camas resident John Ley to run for state representative, position 2, in the 18th Legislative D…
Governor’s Office agrees to pay $70,000 to BIAW to settle public records lawsuit
The State Building Code Council has been the focus of recent controversy with its moves to ban natural gas in new commercial buildings.
Richard Rylander files for Clark County Council District 5 position
Richard (Dick) Rylander announced last week that he has filed to run for election to the Clark County Council District 5 position.
Washington state confirms first case of monkeypox
Washington State Department of Health (DOH) and Public Health — Seattle and King County (PHSKC) announced the first confirmed case of monkeypox in the state. The person, a King County resident, did…
Target Zero: Law enforcement seatbelt use over holiday weekend
Sean Donaldson of the Vancouver Police Department, working with Target Zero, wants to remind folks to drive sober, wear seatbelts, and be safe on the roads over the holiday weekend.