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Future of BiZi Farms threatened by water rights issue
Bill Zimmerman, co-owner of family owned farm that has been in Clark County since the 1800s, said it has been frustrating trying to come up with a solution over the Department of Ecology regarding…
Opinion: Don’t forget tax relief while providing government employee pay raises
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center reacts to Gov. Jay Inslee’s decision to re-open negotiations for state employees’ pay raises.
Southbound I-5 near Woodland reduced to two lanes for paving work Aug. 15–Sept. 5
Southbound Interstate 5 travelers in northern Clark County will need to plan ahead for congestion and delays starting this weekend.
Renowned Jazz Studies professor Chris Bruya performs band clinic with Woodland High School jazz band students
Bryana Steck, music teacher for Woodland Public Schools, first sat in on a clinic with Bruya while attending the Western International Band Clinic hosted by the American Band College where Bruya fo…
Vancouver Police investigate overnight shootings
The Vancouver Police Department is investigating a pair of shootings that took place late Monday night.
Opinion: ‘We should not face the possibility of losing our jobs over a personal health care decision’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his views of Gov. Jay Inslee’s a new vaccine mandate for most state employees, private health care and long-term care workers
Clark County Public Health urges residents to take precautions during upcoming hot weather
Another stretch of hot weather is expected in Clark County this week. Public Health is urging residents to take steps to prevent heat-related illness and to check on people who may be at increased…
PeaceHealth bereavement team constructs healing Labyrinth
PeaceHealth’s Hope Bereavement team is constructing a 27-foot labyrinth to help families and friends grieving the loss of a loved one.
Is Ivermectin a safe way to fight COVID-19 as Delta-variant cases rise?
Repurposed, inexpensive drug Ivermectin may help in battle against COVID-19.
Gov. Jay Inslee announces vaccination requirement for most state employees, private health care and long-term care workers
Gov. Jay Inslee announced Monday a requirement for most state workers, and on-site contractors and volunteers to be vaccinated against COVID-19 as a condition of employment.
Kara Winger carries American flag at Olympics: ‘This is just joy’
Skyview High School graduate and four-time Olympian Kara Winger soaks it in, enjoys one final Olympic moment.
Should an employer have the right to terminate an employee who elects not to get a COVID-19 vaccine?
Should an employer have the right to terminate an employee who elects not to get a COVID-19 vaccine?
Should an employer have the right to terminate an employee who elects not to get a COVID-19 vaccine?
Skyview graduate to carry U.S. flag at closing ceremony
Four-time Olympian Kara Winger voted by her teammates to carry the U.S. flag at the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games in Tokyo
Family Fun Carnival opens at Clark County Fairgrounds
So many people missed not having a fair the past two years, but they are thrilled that the thrill rides associated with the carnival are back for a 10-day run at the Family Fun Carnival that opened…
Opinion: Protecting taxpayers with income tax ban isn’t a ‘red herring’
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center explains why claims that no one in Washington is talking about an income tax is not accurate.
Raptors to hold Fan Appreciation Night on Saturday
Ridgefield Raptors have two more regular-season home game — Saturday and Sunday — while hoping to make the West Coast League playoffs.
Opinion: Top wildfire solutions for states and state think tanks offered
The Cascade Policy Institute offers an in-depth look at solutions for dealing with rampant wildfires.