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Camas sued by citizens over drug detox facility process
Citizens sue Camas over flawed process in approval of drug detox facility next to Dorothy Fox Elementary School.
Alder, McCarthy named MVPs of county all-star baseball games
Sawyer Parkin to join Columbia River teammate Nick Alder and Mountain View’s Riley McCarthy in going to the all-state games, while seven more Clark County baseball players in a draft pool with hope…
Opinion: Will the home rental market collapse after the COVID-19 eviction moratorium is lifted?
Mark Harmsworth, of the Washington Policy Center, addresses the upcoming expiration of the state-enforced rental eviction moratorium.
County approves allocating $15.5 million to support homeless crisis response
The Clark County Council this week approved a request to allocate $15.5 million in American Rescue Plan funding to support the Clark County Homeless Crisis Response System.
Athletic directors, on receiving end of vicious verbal attacks, take high road
High school athletic directors said it was the worst year they can remember in terms of some parent behavior, but in the end, it was all worth it in order to create opportunities for athletes to re…
Business Profile: Stuntin’ Selfie Studio now open at Vancouver Mall
Former Skyview athletes, and their parents, open Stuntin’ Selfie Studio in Vancouver Mall, with more than two dozen sets, hoping to attract people of all ages who just want to have fun with photos.
Dana Ziemer resigns her position on the Ridgefield City Council
Ridgefield City Council Member Dana Ziemer is resigning her position effective June 30, 2021, due to her family’s plans to move later in the summer.
COVID vaccinations: ‘Residents who are concerned should contact their school district, county councilors, state legislators and congressional representatives’
Camas resident Margaret Tweet shares her thoughts about reports of the serious risks of investigational COVID vaccines.
Opinion: ‘Here in Washington state, when it comes to our approach to the pandemic, we live in what feels like a different time and continuum’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance takes a look at how Gov. Jay Inslee’s views on reopening compares to that in other states.
Klineline Pond closed to swimming, wading due to E. coli bacteria
Clark County Public Health is closing Klineline Pond to swimming and wading due to elevated levels of E. coli bacteria detected during routine testing
Letter: ‘School excludes parents, why?’
Vancouver resident Sally Snyder shares her frustration with the Vancouver School District over the lack of communication with parents about a recent vaccine clinic.
Share Summer Meals program to provide free lunch to all children and teens ages 18 and under
Share’s Summer Meals program will operate June 21 to August 13 providing free grab-n-go meals to all children and teens 18 and under.
Governor tours wind blades at Port of Vancouver USA
The Port of Vancouver USA hosted Gov. Jay Inslee Tuesday for a tour of the port’s marine facilities and a shipment of wind blades.
Suspect in custody after disturbance in East County
A suspect is in custody and one person is deceased after a disturbance Tuesday afternoon in east Clark County.
Ridgefield Students to return to Cispus Outdoor School in the fall
Ridgefield fifth graders will be returning to the Cispus Learning Center for a weeklong Outdoor School experience.
Charter Review Commission elects Chuck Green to fill open co-chair position
Green joins co-chair Kim Harless and secretary Anthony Vendetti as the three elected officers of the review commission.
Clark County Board of Health seeks applicants from educational community for Advisory Council
The Public Health Advisory Council makes recommendations to the county councilors in their capacity as the Board of Health.
Woodland High School and TEAM High School to team up in 2021-2022
TEAM High School and Woodland High School will team up next year as students attending Woodland Public Schools’ alternative high school will have the option of studying in TEAM’s main facilities or…