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County provides COVID-19 related rental assistance update
Clark County has implemented and currently operates eviction prevention rent assistance programs.
Opinion: Are parents domestic terrorists?
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill vows that the parents of the United States will stand up for freedom and ‘we will fight for our children.’
County Council keeps meetings virtual through 2021, updates year-end schedule
In light of the ongoing pandemic, the Clark County Council has decided to keep its public meetings in a virtual format through the end of 2021.
4A GSHL football comes down to final dramatic three weeks
Skyview, Union, and Camas, with three games in the final three weeks of football season, will determine the Class 4A Greater St. Helens League championship and playoff seeds, but this year, only tw…
Flying high with disc golf in Clark County
David Gascon, relatively new to the sport of disc golf, has been organizing tournaments in Clark County this year and he and his friends expect the game to grow with new courses in the planning stages
Bridges for less than $1 billion built in the 21st century
How many bridges have been built for less than $1 billion?
Opinion: Governor’s vaccine mandate tramples individual choice
Rep. Vicki Kraft shares her latest thoughts on the impacts of Gov. Jay Inslee’s vaccine mandates on workers in Washington state.
Camas, Mountain View take district golf team titles
Eli Huntington leads Camas to 4A district boys golf championship and Grady Millar of Mountain View leads Thunder to fifth consecutive team championship in Class 3A
Washougal Police release information on overnight shooting
The Washougal Police Department has released information about a shooting that took place early Wednesday.
Auditor provides free notification service for legal recordings
Residents can enroll in the Landmark recording software on the county’s website.
It’s not too late to develop your testifying skills
You can still sign up for a League of Women Voters workshop in partnership with the Fort Vancouver Regional Library system to help you testify at public meetings.
CCSO seeking help from public to identify robbery suspect
Robbery took place at Walmart on NE Highway 99 on Tuesday.
Public Health offers tips for reducing COVID-19 risk during Halloween activities
Clark County Public Health officials are encouraging residents to take precautions during Halloween activities to reduce the risk of catching or spreading COVID-19.
The Vancouver Pumpkin Patch fun for all ages
The Vancouver Pumpkin Patch at Velvet Acres Gardens is one of many destinations in Clark County to celebrate the Halloween season this month
Opinion: Long-term-care payroll tax — the state saw more than 110,000 exemption requests, as of Sunday
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides an update on those seeking an exemption from Washington’s new long-term-care payroll tax.
Annual maintenance work to close I-5 Gee Creek rest areas, Oct. 18-22
The rest areas located on both directions of I-5 near Battle Ground and the State Route 502 interchange (Exit 11) will close for annual maintenance work.
Letter: ‘I urge you to continue to support our students and programs in the Battle Ground Public Schools’
Yacolt resident Ryan Cowl offers his support for the Battle Ground Public Schools levy.
Nov. 2 general and special election voter registration deadlines
The last day to submit new voter registrations and voter updates to existing registrations online or by mail is 5 p.m., Mon., Oct. 25.