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City of Vancouver invites public input on housing options at Jan. 18 online open house
The city of Vancouver is seeking public input on proposed updates to its zoning codes that will allow development of different, smaller and more affordable housing options beyond those currently pe…
COVID 2021: A year of mandated shots and fear-based decisions
SARS-CoV-2 mutations dominate healthcare concerns; majority of citizens get vaccinated, others protest.
Opinion: Once again, Washington snowpack finishes year above ‘normal’
After a snowy December, Washington’s snowpack will end the year at 106% of normal.
Catch ‘The Current’ with C-TRAN
The Current, a rideshare platform, will replace C-Tran’s Connector service and add service areas throughout Clark County in an an effort to make transportation options more affordable and accessible
Opinion: Is politics a beast or a system?
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill asks if you want to ignore politics and just live your own life?
City of Vancouver opens first Safe Stay Community
On Dec. 23, 2021, the city of Vancouver opened its first Safe Stay Community, providing the most vulnerable in the community with warm, dry and secure surroundings where they have access to high-qu…
COVID-19 related rental assistance update
Clark County has implemented and currently operates eviction prevention rent assistance programs to assist people who are low-income impacted by the pandemic.
Letter: ‘Our kids are struggling. Your vote can make a difference’
Hockinson resident Jamie Hebert expresses her support for the Hockinson School District’s upcoming levy replacement.
Letter: Clark County locally owned and operated transfer stations — key to improved solid waste services
Camas resident Margaret Tweet discusses the need for Clark County to operate locally owned transfer stations to better meet the needs of all residents and businesses.
Vancouver Fire Department quickly extinguishes new year house fire
Crews from the Vancouver Fire Department were able to quickly extinguish a fire on New Year’s Day.
UPDATE: SR 14 reopened to all vehicles between Washougal and White Salmon
With the exception of local traffic, both directions of State Route 14 are now closed to all vehicles, including commercial vehicles (over 10,000 GVW), between Gibbons Creek (milepost 18) east of W…
POLL: Do you think the pandemic will end in 2022?
Do you think the pandemic will end in 2022?
Do you think the pandemic will end in 2022?
Opinion: ‘The governor and Democratic leaders are promising amendments to help a poorly written law that they supported and that has outraged workers’
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides an update of the long-term care insurance law and payroll tax in Washington.
Year in Review: Sports in Clark County
Two high school teams won state championships on the same day in November, but the biggest day in sports in 2021 might have been when athletic directors and superintendents approved a plan for the…
Year in Review: A look back at COVID-related stories published in 2021
Of the top 12 viewed stories on CCT during 2021, all but one were COVID-19 related.
Letter: ‘The Interstate Bridge Replacement program has presented three dangerous I-5 Bridge options’
Seattle resident Bob Ortblad encourages the choice of a safer crossing option.
A review of Interstate Bridge transportation issues in 2021
Number of lanes, tolling, transit and money all part of IBR discussions during the past year.