Browse everything
Every published Clark County Today story. Filter by topic, place or month — the address bar keeps your filters, so any view is easy to share.
Historic Trust names 2022 winners of General George C. Marshall Awards
The 32nd annual awards, named for General George C. Marshall, honored a high school senior from Ridgefield and an architectural designer based in Vancouver as top young leaders in the region.
County Council again fails to agree on a final district boundary map
Instead, councilors elect to forward Alternative 1 map, which was heavily criticized by citizens, for approval on May 4.
Vancouver’s second Safe Stay Community ready to open
Living Hope Church will manage a new Safe Stay Community site that includes 20 tiny homes with power, heat, security, in order to serve dozens of people experiencing homelessness.
Musk’s Twitter takeover reveals the left for what it is
Ben Shapiro asks if Twitter’s new owner will be able to restore ‘institutional trust to social media.’
Local prevention groups hosting drive-thru drug take-back events on April 30
Community substance misuse prevention coalitions, law enforcement agencies, and medical providers in Southwest Washington are collaborating to host drive‐thru drug take‐back events at six different…
Community is invited to meet Vancouver Police chief finalists at Q & A sessions
As part of Vancouver’s search for its next Police Chief, the city is hosting three Community Q&A Sessions with the finalists for the position.
Letter: Clark County Council doesn’t care about constituents in unincorporated Clark County!
Ridgefield resident Maureen McKenna expresses her frustration about the planning of the 179th St. Access and Circulation Management Plan.
Vancouver Police Department investigate kidnapping and auto theft
The Vancouver Police Department is still searching for a vehicle stolen Tuesday morning while a 3-year-old child was inside.
Opinion: Attorney General drops ‘excise tax’ from new proposed ballot title for I-1929
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center discusses the latest developments of the capital gains income tax repeal ballot title challenge.
County Council to hold hearing on Housing Options Study and Action Plan
Clark County is responding to the need for a greater variety of housing options.
Summer lifeguards needed for Klineline Pond at Salmon Creek Regional Park
Clark County Public Works continues to seek candidates for lifeguard positions at Klineline Pond this summer.
Opinion: Blow the battle horn!
‘Unelected bureaucrats are destroying the republic and stripping away our civil liberties.’
Topping Off ceremony for hotel under construction highlights the fifth anniversary of ilani
A 14-story hotel, a glass tower, is being built at ilani as the resort celebrates its fifth anniversary.
Camas-Washougal Historical Society annual Plant Fair returns
The Annual Plant Fair hosted by the Camas-Washougal Historical Society will be held Sat., May 14 and Sun., June 19 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Two Rivers Heritage Museum, 1 Durgan Street in Washo…
Editorial: Value nothing more than the truth
‘The foundation of totalitarianism is an ideology made of lies and it requires the masses to be too afraid to speak the truth.’
Dr. Peter McCullough: Pilot’s heart attack after COVID shot fits ‘pattern’
An American Airlines pilot who suffered cardiac arrest six minutes after landing an Airbus A321 jetliner with 200 people aboard at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport blames the COVID-19 shot h…
Supremes hear case of coach fired by school for praying
The case of a high-school football coach, a Christian, who knelt at the 50-yard-line after each game, win or lose, to thank God was argued Monday before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Sunset Ridge students return to outdoor learning with Mini-Cispus
Mini-Cispus is a scaled-down version of the same classes students typically experience at Cispus Outdoor School.