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POLL: Senate Bill 5144 in the Washington State Legislature would prohibit government agencies, schools, employers and businesses that serve the public from discriminating against people who choose not to be vaccinated for COVID-19. Would you be in favor of this becoming law?
Senate Bill 5144 in the Washington State Legislature would prohibit government agencies, schools, employers and businesses that serve the public from discriminating against people who choose not to…
Senate Bill 5144 in the Washington State Legislature
Letter: ‘I think Republicans would be better off if we did not divide off into a bunch of warring groups destroying other Republicans’
Dr. Brad Jensen, a Camas resident, shares his thoughts on a recent column by Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance.
Motorcyclist killed in collision with vehicle identified
Oregon resident Giovanni Abarza, 47, was killed by a collision of his motorcycle with a vehicle Friday afternoon in Hazel Dell.
The natural world comes alive with music in Battle Ground students’ virtual performance
The virtual concert “Sounds Of Earth a Virtual Variety Show” premiered on YouTube yesterday evening to four dozen live viewers and many excited students.
Opinion: Gov. Jay Inslee reacts to question about efforts to end his emergency order
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance discusses governor’s response to question about lawmakers’ efforts to end his emergency orders.
Gov. Jay Inslee in Vancouver on Friday to gather feedback on state’s vaccination efforts
During his visit the Washington governor toured a Vancouver elementary school, a Boys and Girls Club, and the Tower Mall community vaccination and testing site.
‘A little more patience:’ Health officials urge caution as COVID cases surge
Clark County Public Health reported 74 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, the largest single-day total since Jan. 29, according to records.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, April 2, 2021
WATCH: Gov. Inslee visits Vancouver ; Vancouver Fire Department helps with vaccines ; Camas School Board appoints interim superintendent ; Two Rivers Heritage Museum reopens ; Prairie High School c…
Two Rivers Heritage Museum welcomes visitors again Saturday
Tour of museum features new interior layout and Native American-themed outdoor gathering pavilion
Former King’s Way Christian players find new football homes
The pandemic brought un uncertain future for a lot of football players, and it was even more frustrating for King’s Way Christian players when their school put the program on hiatus, but those who…
Camas School Board announces interim superintendent
The Board previously announced its intent to appoint an interim in order to complete a thorough superintendent search during the 2021-22 school year.
Vancouver Fire Department participates in COVID-19 vaccination clinics
The Vancouver Fire Department is working with its partners at the local, state and federal level to do its part to help get the COVID-19 vaccination to as many people who want it.
Battle Ground School Board member announces city council bid
McCoy plans to finish his term on the Battle Ground Schools Board of Directors while running for the city council seat.
Clark County school districts wrestle with complexities of expanding in-person learning
Cutting the physical distancing requirements in half for public school classrooms is only half the battle as districts work to figure out the wider impact of bringing more students into buildings a…
Clark County student helps survey America’s students on what civics mean to them
Ellie Durgarian from Summit View High School and the Running Start Program at Clark College is one of the organizers of #CivicsForUS, a student social media effort led by the Youth As Civic Experts…
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, April 1, 2021
WATCH: Clark County school districts start releasing expanded reopening plans ; Abbreviated high school sports season confusing, but welcome ; Battle Ground School Board member Troy McCoy announces…
Letter: ‘The concern remains that this was a potential super-spreader event’
Vancouver resident Atul Mathur shares his concern that recent gathering could be COVID super-spreader event.