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All God’s Children International teams up with Tim Tebow Foundation
All God’s Children International, which opened a child advocacy center in Colombia in 2017, partners with Tim Tebow Foundation to open a new center in Ethiopia, with the goal of serving girls in cr…
Public Health downgrades advisories at Vancouver, Lacamas and Round lakes
Clark County Public Health is downgrading the advisories at Vancouver Lake and Lacamas and Round lakes in Camas. The danger advisories at all three lakes are being downgraded to warning.
Vancouver Police Department provides update on camera project
The Vancouver Police Department continues to make progress on implementing the comprehensive camera program that will feature both body-worn cameras and in-car cameras.
Fire marshal lifts countywide burn ban
Clark County Fire Marshal Dan Young announced today he is lifting the ban on outdoor debris burning in unincorporated Clark County, effective immediately.
In Loving Memory • Katie Helen Brothers
In Loving Memory • Katie Helen Brothers
Regan Bail Bonds help catch criminal in Florida
Regan Bail Bonds has helped put an end to a crime spree that could have thousands of victims from Washington to Florida now that Anatoly Kutsar has been apprehended.
Second death of a Washington tow truck operator in 2021 reinforces need for drivers to ‘slow down, move over’
In four separate collisions since December, two Washington tow truck technicians have been killed, one required aIn four separate collisions since December, two Washington tow truck technicians hav…
Opinion: Your role in redistricting Washington
Nancy Churchill discusses what redistricting is and how you can help turn the tide towards free and fair elections?
Vancouver City Council awards contract to first supportive campsite service provider
The Outsiders Inn nonprofit will run daily operations at Vancouver’s first supportive campsite for people experiencing homelessness ensuring safety, security and sanitation measures are maintained.
Opinion: ‘We do not exist to be like everyone else. We strive to be different, to be better’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance marks the fifth anniversary of the launch of Clark County Today.
Football focus: A coach’s journey from small-school La Center to huge campus in Arizona
Rick Skinner is known more in Clark County for his baseball coaching than football, but he accepted a football dream job at Maricopa High School in Arizona, going from small-town La Center to a cam…
C-TRAN, Clark College celebrate groundbreaking for Vine’s expansion
Representatives of the federal government, as well as officials from city, county, and Clark College, were the guest speakers at a ceremony to break ground on a new transit center at the Columbia T…
‘Weak’ tornado passes through Battle Ground Monday evening
The National Weather Service Portland office confirmed on Twitter that a “weak’’ tornado moved through Battle Ground Monday evening.
Opinion: This is the hill I will die on. Have you thought about yours?
Clark County Today Administrator Heidi Wetzler warns others that ‘one day the fight for a liberty you care about will come to your doorstep.’
Clark County Deputy Sheriff’s Guild letter calls comments made by Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney ‘inappropriate, degrading, and shameful’
During a May 25 meeting of the Evergreen School District Board of Directors, Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Rachael Rogers stated that ‘policing in the United States is biased.’
County Council members want significant traffic congestion reduction and no tolls for Interstate Bridge
Members of Clark County Council support focus on reducing traffic congestion, new corridors, and no tolls.
Opinion: Senators seek delay for long-term care law, payroll tax
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center reports efforts by 23 Washington state senators to delay implementation of the state’s long-term care law.
City of Vancouver Utility urges customers with overdue bills to call before statewide shutoff moratorium ends
Vancouver Utility customers who are behind on their bills can avoid disconnection and keep water on by working with customer service representatives to set up individualized payment arrangements an…