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Memorial Service for CCSO Sergeant Jeremy Brown to be held Tuesday
The memorial service for Clark County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Jeremy Brown will be held at 1 p.m. on Tue., Aug. 3. The location for the service is the ilani Casino Resort, located at 1 Cowlitz Wa…
County Council meetings to remain virtual through August
The Clark County Council decided this week to keep its public meetings in a virtual format through the end of August at which time councilors will re-evaluate and consider whether to open meetings…
County seeks volunteers to write for and against statements for sales tax propositions
The Clark County Council is considering one of two resolutions to propose a sales tax ballot measure to fund body worn cameras for the Clark County Sheriff’s Office and associated administrative ex…
City of Vancouver accepting applications for annual Affordable Housing Fund project grants
The city of Vancouver is now accepting applications for Affordable Housing Fund grants from local government agencies, non-profit organizations, for-profit developers and individual property owners.
Watch live, local primary election results on Clark/Vancouver Television Tuesday
Clark/Vancouver Television (CVTV) will provide the only live, comprehensive television coverage of all of Clark County’s primary election results starting at 8:30 p.m. Tue., Aug. 3.
VIDEO: Honor Mile attracts hundreds for Sgt. Jeremy Brown
Jeremy Brown of the Clark County Sheriff’s Office was killed in the line of duty last week, and Kindness 911 and other community organizers are hoping to help in the healing process with events suc…
Vancouver City Council finishes discussion on tolls, lanes, and desires for replacement Interstate Bridge
Vancouver City Councilor Bart Hansen wants a 10-lane bridge, has concerns about project reducing congestion in addition to tolling equity.
POLL: Do you agree with Gov. Jay Inslee and the Washington Department of Health that all students and staff in K-12 schools should wear masks even if vaccinated?
Do you agree with Gov. Jay Inslee and the Washington Department of Health that all students and staff in K-12 schools should wear masks even if vaccinated?
Do you agree with Gov. Jay Inslee and the Washington Department of Health that all students and staff in K-12 schools should wear masks even if vaccinated?
Gov. Jay Inslee asks Washington residents to wear masks indoors, even if vaccinated
Gov. Jay Inslee is once again asking Washington residents to wear a mask indoors in counties with high transmission rates, although he stopped short Wednesday of announcing a mandate.
Mountain View HS student makes Rally the Raptor come to life
Elias Gardner brings energy to his first job, creating memories for fans young and old while channeling Rally, the mascot for the Ridgefield Raptors.
Teen dies in auto accident in Battle Ground
The Battle Ground Police Department and Clark County Fire District 3 responded to a two-vehicle collision on SE Eaton Blvd at SE 23rd Ave. Tuesday afternoon at about 4:50 p.m.
Friends of Vancouver Lake to hold free workshop Thursday at Leverich Park
Friends of Vancouver Lake want to inform the public on the efforts to improve the quality of the lake with a workshop detailing a new filtration system to stop phosphorus at Burnt Bridge Creek.
Additional charges issued in shooting death of Clark County Sheriff’s Office detective
More charges were issued Tuesday and information provided in the shooting death of Clark County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Jeremy Brown.
Tuff Trucks, Monster Trucks, carnival and more coming to fairgrounds
There is no Clark County Fair this year but there will be family entertainment at the fairgrounds beginning this weekend, and with a carnival scheduled to run from Aug. 6 through 15.
Opinion: Good news concerning law that creates a state-run, long-term-care program to be funded through workers’ paychecks
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center provides an update on the payroll tax to begin soon to fund the WA Cares Fund.
Woodland High School students develop action plans to address teen suicide and depression
Woodland High School students examined activism by researching and developing potential action plans to address teen suicide, depression, and other critical issues facing high school students.
Experience Ridgefield returns on Sept. 11
Area residents can get ready for some old-fashioned, small-town fun as Ridgefield School District prepares to celebrate Ridgefield’s proud past, prosperous present and promising future at Experienc…