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Area cat rescue to host online auction
People

Area cat rescue to host online auction

Furry Friends is hosting its 13th annual auction fundraiser. The organization’s volunteers made the decision to switch to an online auction this year, which will be held Sept. 15-18. There will be…

Aug 16, 2021

Vancouver to celebrate Olympian Jordan Chiles with parade, key to the city
Sports

Vancouver to celebrate Olympian Jordan Chiles with parade, key to the city

The community is invited to come out and celebrate 2020 Olympic Games silver medal winning gymnast Jordan Chiles at Vancouver’s Olympian Homecoming Parade starting at 1 p.m. Sun., Aug. 22.

Aug 16, 2021

SR 501 lane closures for pavement repair work through downtown Vancouver, Aug. 16-24
Transportation

SR 501 lane closures for pavement repair work through downtown Vancouver, Aug. 16-24

On Monday evening, Washington State Department of Transportation contractors will close lanes of SR 501 for work on two separate projects to repair pavement.

Aug 16, 2021

POLL: Clark County Today asks if educators who publicly express this type of a bias toward students and members of the community should be allowed to work in public schools?
Opinion

POLL: Clark County Today asks if educators who publicly express this type of a bias toward students and members of the community should be allowed to work in public schools?

Clark County Today asks if educators who publicly express this type of a bias toward students and members of the community should be allowed to work in public schools?

Aug 16, 2021

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Clark County Today asks if educators who publicly express this type of a bias toward students and members of the community should be allowed to work in public schools?

Aug 16, 2021

Lacamas and Round Lake toxic algae warning issued
News

Lacamas and Round Lake toxic algae warning issued

The Clark County Public Health Department has issued a public health warning to citizens for Lacamas Lake and Round Lake water quality.

Aug 13, 2021

Rose Quarter project tops $1 billion as expanded ‘highway cover’ moves forward
Transportation

Rose Quarter project tops $1 billion as expanded ‘highway cover’ moves forward

The cost of Portland’s I-5 Rose Quarter project has exploded to possibly $1.25 billion according to recent reports. One large “highway cover” will apparently be built over I-5, creating real estate…

Aug 13, 2021

Vancouver leaders urged to support police during period of adjustment
News

Vancouver leaders urged to support police during period of adjustment

Crime rates are on the rise and law enforcement agencies, such as the Vancouver Police Department, are trying to adjust to new policies as well as finding ways to recruit new officers.

Aug 13, 2021

Ticket sales ‘brisk’ for Ridgefield Raptors playoff game
Sports

Ticket sales ‘brisk’ for Ridgefield Raptors playoff game

Ridgefield Raptors secured final playoff spot in West Coast League when a series of events occurred Thursday, and will open three-game series against Corvallis at home Saturday night.

Aug 13, 2021

Jaime Herrera Beutler Jobs Fair now at 62 employers and growing
Business

Jaime Herrera Beutler Jobs Fair now at 62 employers and growing

Annual Jobs Fair to be held on August 19 at the Clark County Event Center.

Aug 13, 2021

Real estate market stats in Clark County for July remain strong
Business

Real estate market stats in Clark County for July remain strong

The real estate market in Clark County continues to be robust, according to statistics provided in a release of the latest residential real estate market stats from the RMLS for July 2021, shared w…

Aug 12, 2021

Is Oregon trying to punish Clark County residents with tolling?
Transportation

Is Oregon trying to punish Clark County residents with tolling?

Oregon will initially toll two unique sections of I-5 and I-205. Tolls will happen at the Abernethy Bridge area of I-205 first. ODOT will then toll I-5 from around Going St. down to Multnomah Blvd.…

Aug 12, 2021

Vancouver attorney continues attempt to assist area medical workers impacted by governor’s new COVID-19 vaccination mandate
News

Vancouver attorney continues attempt to assist area medical workers impacted by governor’s new COVID-19 vaccination mandate

Vancouver-attorney Angus Lee is continuing to provide information to Clark County-area medical workers who are facing the governor’s new COVID-19 vaccination mandate.

Aug 12, 2021

Vancouver Police investigating drive-by shooting
News

Vancouver Police investigating drive-by shooting

The Vancouver Police Department is investigating a drive-by shooting that took place Wednesday evening.

Aug 12, 2021

Opinion: Real-world situations show why a long-term-care mandate and tax should be repealed
Opinion

Opinion: Real-world situations show why a long-term-care mandate and tax should be repealed

Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center points out why citizens are demanding — and some lawmakers are talking about — repeal of this poorly designed program.

Aug 11, 2021

Auditor warns of letter with incorrect information about cancellation of personalized plates
News

Auditor warns of letter with incorrect information about cancellation of personalized plates

Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey is warning Clark County residents about a letter dated Aug. 4 from the Washington State Department of Licensing incorrectly notifying vehicle owners that their pers…

Aug 11, 2021

Vancouver officials invites community feedback on the accessibility of its buildings, services to people with disabilities
News

Vancouver officials invites community feedback on the accessibility of its buildings, services to people with disabilities

The city of Vancouver will update its Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan this year and is seeking feedback from residents and customers with disabilities about the accessibility…

Aug 11, 2021

Department of Ecology responds to concerns from BiZi Farms
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Department of Ecology responds to concerns from BiZi Farms

A spokesman for the state Department of Ecology said an application for water rights from BiZi Farms has not been denied, but the farm owners have not completed the process to obtain the rights.

Aug 11, 2021