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Vancouver Urban Forestry offers winter tree tips
Vancouver Urban Forestry reminds residents and businesses that healthy trees are resilient trees.
Mother Nature assists police in arresting burglars
Two teen suspects have been arrested as a result of an investigation of a series of burglaries this month in Washougal and Camas.
Area residents invited to visit free ‘Trash to Treasure’ art exhibit in January
The exhibit features sculptures created by Recycled Arts Festival artist Bill Leigh from unwanted objects discarded at local transfer stations.
Target Zero and Region 6 Target Zero Task Force encourage everyone to celebrate responsibly
While most adults in Washington do not drive under the influence, over 50 percent of all fatal crashes are due to driving under the influence.
Report: Two more deaths from heart failure following Pfizer vaccine
Port Townsend Free Press report offers more insight into possible adverse effects of COVID vaccinations.
Opinion: How have we gotten here? Mass Formation Psychosis, explained
Clark County Today Administrator Heidi Wetzler shares clinical psychology professor Mattias Desmet’s theory about the societal conditions under which a population ends up willingly sacrificing thei…
Evergreen School Board members appoint interim superintendent
John Boyd, current superintendent of the Quincy School District in central Washington, will transition to new position at the start of 2022.
City of Battle Ground seeking applicants for newly established Salary Commission
The Battle Ground City Council recently adopted an ordinance establishing a Salary Commission and are seeking applications from residents interested in serving on the newly established board.
Camas First Friday in January brings a ‘Clue’ mystery to solve
Participants in January’s First Friday activities in Camas will put on their sleuth hats and solve a sweet downtown cupcake mystery
Opinion: The Be Afraid Playbook
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill discusses how our most powerful emotions are triggered by headlines and news narratives.
COVID cases vary significantly around the world
Why is Japan experiencing such low numbers as COVID-19 cases in other countries explode?
Clark County Public Works maintenance operations staff ready for winter weather
Weather forecasts for the greater Clark County area suggest the potential for continued snow-and-ice conditions over the next several days.
State awards Vancouver Housing Authority, Columbia Non-Profit Housing $11 million for two housing projects
Vancouver Housing Authority and Columbia Non-Profit Housing (which was established by VHA) recently received two state grants to boost the amount of affordable housing in Clark County.
Armed vehicle prowl suspect arrested in Hazel Dell
A suspect armed with a semi-automatic pistol was taken into custody by Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) deputies late last week.
Letter: The state of wrestling in Clark County
Area resident Jeremy Baker discusses the fight among the wrestling community for their children’s dreams.
Vancouver Fire Department extinguishes early morning house fire
All residents were able to safely evacuate the Christmas morning fire, but four dogs and one cat died at the scene.
Merry Christmas from ClarkCountyToday.com
We wish you a very blessed Christmas.
New websites designed to provide area residents information about COVID treatment and care
ClarkCovidHelp.com and EarlyTreatment.com now available as resources to the Clark County community.