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CCSO arrests two for drug possession/distribution; cash and firearms recovered
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) has made arrests in a five-month drug possession/distribution investigation.
Vancouver’s Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program awards funding to eight projects
The city of Vancouver brought back the popular Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program in early 2021, and is now pleased to announce that all eight projects advanced as part of the competitive program…
Vancouver firefighters battle apartment fire
Shortly after 2 p.m. Monday, Vancouver firefighters were dispatched to 1729 Murton Street, in Central Vancouver, to the report of a fire in a two-story apartment building.
Suspects in Camas downtown burglaries taken into custody in Oregon
On Sunday four downtown Camas businesses were burglarized in the early morning hours. The businesses included Papermaker Pride, Caps N’ Taps, Camas Slices and Birch Street Lounge
COVID-19 related rental assistance update provided
Clark County has implemented and currently operates eviction prevention rent assistance programs to assist people who are low-income impacted by the pandemic.
Opinion: Stop diverting education money to WSSDA’s lobbying operation and fund music, art and athletic programs instead
Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center reveals how public school officials funnel millions in public money to one of the largest political lobby operations in the state.
Ridgefield School Board announces new community service recognition for graduates
The Ridgefield School District and the Ridgefield Schools Board of Directors is pleased to announce the implementation of a new program to recognize graduates who show a commitment to community ser…
Prospective students may be admitted on the spot at WSU Vancouver’s Preview Day
Prospective college students are invited to Washington State University Vancouver’s Preview Day at 11 a.m., Sat., Nov. 13.
Video: Vancouver celebrates Day of the Dead
Hundreds pay tribute at Day of the Dead ceremony at Esther Short Park on Saturday night, an event held by Vancouver Ballet Folklorico and presented by the city of Vancouver.
Vancouver Police respond to threats call and subsequent homicide of two-year-old child
A two-year-old child was found deceased Sunday morning and a suspect was taken into custody by members of the Vancouver Police Department.
Four Camas businesses broken into early Halloween morning
Four downtown Camas businesses were broken into around 4 a.m. Halloween morning
ClarkCountyToday.com Halloween Costume Parade 2021
We want to see your cute costumed babies, bewitching witches and super spook-takular goblins! Join us in sharing your amazing Halloween costumes in our 4th annual virtual Halloween Costume Parade!…
Anti-mandate rally attracts hundreds
Politicians, medical professionals, teachers, and students speak at rally to say no to vaccination and mask mandates before lining up on Highway 503 asking folks to sign a petition.
Camas football rules 4A GSHL
The Camas Papermakers completed their regular-season turnaround, winning their final five games, including three league games, to claim the Class 4A Greater St. Helens League football championship
Letter: ‘Are we Americans any better, more righteous than Hitler, Stalin, or Mao?’
Vancouver resident Pauline Warren shares her thoughts about the erosion of morality in America.
Opinion: Sometimes we get asked a question we’ve been eager to answer
Editor Ken Vance explains Clark County Today’s coverage of COVID-related issues.
Opinion: Longview joins growing list of Washington cities banning a local income tax
The Longview City Council unanimously adopted a local income tax ban resolution at its October 28 meeting.
Anti-mandate rally scheduled for Saturday
The ‘No Child Vax Mandate’’ and sign the petition event to end what organizers believe is medical health discrimination in Clark County is scheduled to take place Saturday from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.