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Until we meet again
Reporter Chris Brown is moving on after over three years with Clark County Today.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, April 9, 2021
WATCH: Clark County housing options study hits midpoint ; Phase 3 is here to stay with COVID cases requirement change ; A look at House Bill 1063 that could help behavioral healthcare workers ; Oak…
Clark County Council hears ‘dramatic’ update on housing options study
Data gathered as part of the Clark County Housing Options Study and Action Plan show a shift to smaller homes and higher density may be necessary in the near future.
Round1 bowling and amusement center rolls into Vancouver Mall
Grand opening scheduled for Saturday at 10 a.m.
Oaks Amusement Park to reopen April 17
This historic reopening follows last season’s cancellation, which marked the only missed season in almost 116 years.
Rep. Paul Harris legislation to aide behavioral health care workers unanimously passed by the Senate
House Bill 1063 would give the Secretary of Health the authority to grant a waiver for additional credential renewals due to barriers created from governor-declared emergencies.
Vancouver Parks and Recreation seeks public input on new, inclusive playground at Esther Short Park
Installed in 1998, the playground equipment at Esther Short Community Park has reached the end of its lifecycle and needs to be replaced.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, April 8, 2021
WATCH: Firefighters tackle three separate fires in 24 hours ; Blood donors badly needed ; Vancouver waives more business license fees ; State legislature considers new gas tax ; Foster dog parents…
WorkSource to host Healthcare Virtual Hiring Fair April 21
Several healthcare organizations in Southwest Washington and neighboring Oregon have joined together and are hosting a virtual hiring event Wednesday, April 21, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Volunteer foster dog parents team up to raise money and awareness
This year dedicated volunteer foster dog parents came together to create the Walk/Run for the Animals’ first ever Foster Dog fundraising team.
Vancouver recognizes Mac Award winner, Urban Youth Program
The city of Vancouver celebrates Arbor Day on the second Wednesday of April each year.
Providence Academy Chapel renovation wins Palladio Craftsman Award
The historic rehabilitation of the Providence Academy Chapel has been recognized with a Palladio Award in the Craftsmanship category.
Battle Ground YMCA idea gaining new life thanks to city’s mayor and county councilor
Battle Ground Mayor Adrian Cortes and Clark County Councilor Gary Medvigy are working together to create a committee set to examine options for bringing a YMCA to the city in the future.
Call for blood donors to replenish depleted area blood supply
Demand for Type O positive blood has hit the local inventory hard, Bloodworks Northwest notes, resulting in an emergency, one-day supply of the most common blood type.
Firefighters save cat, kittens from house fire in Felida
A house fire in Felida Wednesday included life-saving efforts by firefighters, who found two cats and an unspecified number of kittens.
Vancouver businesses to benefit from business license surcharge fee refunds through March 2022
The program is an extension of the city’s temporary business license fee waiver emergency order approved in April 2020.
Vancouver businesses saved by firefighter efforts to extinguish two separate fires
Crews from the Vancouver Fire Department responded to a pair of fires at businesses overnight.
Clark County wrestles with backlog of dangerous sidewalks
Clark County Public Works is looking into potential changes to make it easier for homeowners to afford required repairs to sidewalks near their property, thousands of miles of which are in need of…