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Commentary: Camas students could use compassion, not blame
Reporter Paul Valencia shares his opinion on the outbreak that led to Camas High School’s pause of hybrid learning and sports this week.
The methods of preventing youth suicide changed over time, the heart remains the same
Many aspects of the methods have changed over time, but the core of suicide prevention, particulartly in young people, remains the same: show them they’re not alone, and show them they have value.
Moderated listening sessions scheduled for Interstate Bridge Replacement program
Members of the Clark County community will have upcoming opportunities to weigh in on the bi-state Interstate Bridge Replacement program.
Tower Mall vaccination site reopening Friday as Clark County vaccine supplies keep growing
A vaccine waitlist maintained by the county has fewer than 5,000 names left, from a high of nearly 60,000 a month ago.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, March 10, 2021
WATCH: Clark County COVID-19 vaccine supplies continuing to grow ; Efforts to stem the tide of youth suicide may be working in Clark County ; Columbia River High School mascot discussion drags on ;…
Camas High School in-person learning paused following COVID-19 cases linked to a large gathering
Several Camas High School students who attended an off-site party last week tested positive for COVID-19, prompting the district to suspend in-person classes temporarily.
PeaceHealth Family Birth Center named to list of nation’s best
For the second consecutive year, PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center has been named to an elite list of the best maternity hospitals in the United States.
Portland drops to 14th worst traffic congestion in nation
Traffic to downtown Portland drops 66 percent The Kirkland-based firm INRIX has released their 2020 survey of global traffic congestion. The Portland metro area ranks 14th worst in the nation and 1…
Dan Trujillo joins Clark County Today’s growing staff
Veteran reporter joins Clark County Today staff, bringing 20 years of area news experience.
Board requests more mascot options for Columbia River High School
Board of directors, realizing Sasquatch and Royals would not be approved, instead request that naming committee come up with more options for students.
Vancouver City Council takes a step closer to changing their multifamily tax exemption program
Housing units that qualify developers for a multifamily tax exemption in Vancouver will no longer be called affordable under a proposed change that could be voted on next week.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, March 9, 2021
WATCH: Multi-Family Tax Exemption Program undergoes changes ; Linda Glover will not run for reelection to Vancouver City Council ; League of Women Voters compiles elected officials contact list ; W…
League of Women Voters creates contact info resource on elected officials
The League of Women Voters of Clark County has compiled a handy collection of the names of elected officials in Clark County and their contact information.
Commentary: Injury risk worth the opportunity just to play
Mason Priddy of Columbia River and Liam Mallory of Union are among the athletes who have no regrets playing abbreviated football season, despite suffering injuries.
Linda Glover says she won’t run for second term on Vancouver City Council
Stating she’s hopeful a minority from Vancouver’s east side will run, Mayor Pro Tem Linda Glover announced this week she won’t seek reelection to City Council.
Woodland High School student taught a fourth-grade class how to use American Sign Language to sign the school’s pledge
Jaylee Graham, a sophomore at Woodland High School, created a video to teach Carey Hanson’s fourth graders at Columbia Elementary School how to sign the school’s Woodland Way pledge.
The Governors drop first full-length album, “Power to the People,” March 9
The first licorice pizza from Battle Ground-grown band The Governors hits the billboards on March 9. “Power to the People” will drop the same day, a year after the group’s last in-person concert.
Marking one year since the first case of COVID-19 in Clark County
It has been a year to remember, or to forget, especially for the men and women serving the public health department for Clark County.