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Clark County seeks young people to fill six volunteer positions on Youth Commission
The Clark County Youth Commission is recruiting youths from all walks of life to fill six positions for the 2021-2022 program year.
PeaceHealth Southwest’s downtown Vancouver vaccination clinic strives for excellence
PeaceHealth Southwest’s (PHSW) team at their downtown Vancouver Urgent Care are working hard to have the best vaccine clinic around.
Opinion: ‘It’s been a cringe-worthy last several days’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts on what the past week has been like for a Conservative living in Washington state.
Justin Wood joins the Board of Directors of the Building Industry Association of Clark County
New director with Hearthstone Homes NW has been building homes in the area for the past 20 years.
Gov. Jay Inslee appoints Nancy Retsinas to the Clark County Superior Court
She will replace Judge Daniel L. Stahnke, who is retiring on June 30.
Story of murdered Vancouver mother Tiffany Hill to be aired on television
The documentary “Meet Marry Murder: Hill” airs Friday (April 30) on the True Crime Network at 6 p.m.
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center nationally recognized
PeaceHealth receives an ‘A’ grade for the spring 2021 Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade.
Best of Battle Ground makes its debut Thursday
Battle Ground High School’s annual fundraiser has a new name — Best of BG — and organizers had to come up with a new way to present the pageant during the pandemic
Opinion: Lawmakers wanted an income tax lawsuit — they’ll get two
Jason Mercier, director of the Center for Government Reform at the Washington Policy Center, discusses two lawsuits against lawmakers’ efforts to create a state income tax.
Dual-sport athletes make it work, playing two sports in one season
Reece Walling of Prairie High School is a baseball star and a stellar basketball player, and this year he is competing in both sports in the same season.
Opinion: Legislature delivers Washingtonians wins, losses and important health-care legislation to unwrap
Elizabeth Hovde, of the Washington Policy Center, offers her thoughts on the Legislature’s decisions regarding health care
Clark County Law Library to reopen Monday
The Law Library will be physically open 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Opinion: Where is the tax relief for the poor, low income workers?
Clark County Today’s John Ley shares his thoughts on the difference between Gov. Jay Inslee’s words and his actions.
Transfer requests open Monday at Vancouver Public Schools
Families who move out of the district should visit their child’s school, if possible, to withdraw.
Workforce SW WA partners with LinkedIn Learning to meet business skills needs and provide 500 job seekers online training options
Training through LinkedIn Learning allows individuals to learn at their own pace using a desktop or mobile device.
Clark College announces plans for return to campus in fall
More than 400 classes will be offered at least partially on campus, with safety precautions in place
POLL: On Monday, any Washington counties that fail both of Gov. Jay Inslee’s metrics for remaining in Phase 3, will be returned to Phase 2. If Clark County fails both metrics, do you feel the governor should return us to Phase 2 restrictions?
POLL: On Monday, any Washington counties that fail both of Gov. Jay Inslee’s metrics for remaining in Phase 3, will be returned to Phase 2. If Clark County fails both metrics, do you feel the gover…
Opinion: Systemic discrimination in the public schools; legislature cuts funding for public charter schools’
Liv Finne, director of the Center for Education at the Washington Policy Center, comments on the decision of majority lawmakers to cut the charter school make-up funding in the final state budget.