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WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, March 2, 2021
WATCH: New vaccination clinic and dropping cases ; Hockinson Schools nears reopening agreement ; Brandon Vick pushed bill to get convicts job opportunities ; Meet Battle Ground’s new K9 officer ; L…
Rep. Brandon Vick bill to ease reentry to the workforce after serving time unanimously passes the House
A bill that could help people convicted of a crime get back into the workforce after paying their debt to society unanimously passed the state House of Representatives Monday.
Woodland Chamber of Commerce awards individuals and business
Every year, the Woodland Chamber of Commerce awards two individuals and one business with the Citizen of the Year, the Employee of the Year, and the Business of the Year awards.
Battle Ground Police Department introduces new K9 Charlie
Members of the Battle Ground City Council greeted the newest member of the Battle Ground Police Department at their March 1 study session
Southwest Washington group launches virtual learning series on racial equity
The Southwest Washington Equity Coalition is launching a monthly educational series of “teach-ins” called “Advancing Racial Equity, Diversity and Inclusion: Awareness, Action and Change.”
Vancouver Public Schools seeks board applicants to fill vacancy
Vancouver Public Schools is seeking applicants for the board of directors, position 2. The position opened after Camara Banfield announced her resignation from the board in January.
Charter Review Commission schedules workshop, encourages public input
The Clark County Charter Review Commission will hold a workshop on Wed., March 3, at 5 p.m.
Battle Ground’s 2020 Citizen of the Year helped keep hungry families fed
Battle Ground Special Education Assistant Scott Keller was instrumental in setting up a food box program that handed out over 15,000 boxes of food in the last three months of the year.
Officials: Clark County COVID-19 vaccine supply to nearly triple this week
Clark County will receive over 14,000 first doses of COVID-19 vaccine this week, more than triple what they’ve been averaging for the past 11 weeks.
Governor appoints Clark County Councilor Temple Lentz to the Affordable Housing Advisory Board
Gov. Jay Inslee last month appointed the Clark County councilor to the state board to represent the Washington Association of Counties-Western Washington.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Monday, March 1, 2021
WATCH: Clark County COVID cases still falling while vaccine allotment set to rise ; Battle Ground man charged with threatening others with a machete ; Battle Ground Citizen of the Year helped keep…
Vancouver Parks and Recreation sets dates for spring break day camps, outdoor youth soccer
Spring Break Day Camps will run April 5-9 for campers ages 6 to 12 at both Firstenburg and Marshall community centers
Vancouver Downtown Association announces Van-Tastic Award winners
Over the last 10 years, the Van-Tastic Award Ceremony has been a celebration of small businesses and Vancouver’s community-centric values. This year, the Van-Tastics was condensed into an engaging…
Battle Ground Police respond to assault; suspect arrested
A 32-year-old man was arrested on an Assault charge after an incident at a Battle Ground residence Sunday evening.
POLL: Do you agree with the State Supreme Court ruling that decriminalizes simple possession of controlled substances in Washington state?
Read our story from Friday, February 26:
Do you agree with the State Supreme Court ruling that decriminalizes simple possession of controlled substances in Washington state?
HS football: Camas, Hockinson, Union share a championship mentality
Union gets bragging rights over Camas this season, and Hockinson is looking for a another league title as Clark County’s most recent state football champions show pride in what they have accomplished
Area law enforcement officials scramble to respond to State Supreme Court ruling on controlled substance possession
A divided State Supreme Court ruling voids Washington’s simple possession of controlled substance statute.