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Visitors to Camas salon may have been exposed to COVID-19
Anyone who visited Stellar Hair Design in Camas between 10 am and 7 pm Jan. 19-23 or Jan. 26 may be at risk of contracting COVID-19.
Sheriff’s Office investigating stolen vehicle, reckless endangerment incident
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a reported stolen vehicle and reckless endangerment incident that took place Saturday.
Registration window for Fairgrounds vaccination site opens at noon today
More than 3,000 people were vaccinated at the Fairgrounds site this past week, and there should be appointments for as many as 800 per day this week.
Protestors force Legacy Salmon Creek Hospital into lockout
After a woman said her mother was being held at Legacy Salmon Creek Hospital after refusing a COVID test, more than a dozen people forced the building into lockdown.
Evergreen Public Schools gives an update on hybrid learning plans
During their school board meeting this week, the Evergreen Public Schools board discussed plans for continuing to bring students back for in-person learning.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, January 29, 2021
WATCH: An update on case numbers and vaccinations ; Vancouver and Evergreen Public Schools continue to bring back students ; Sen. Lynda Wilson responds to Oregon residents getting vaccines in Clark…
Battle Ground City Councilor Mike Dalesandro won’t seek a third term
Two-term Battle Ground City Councilor Mike Dalesandro said he felt a fresh perspective was needed on the seven-member body, so he won’t be seeking reelection.
Vancouver Public Schools unveils plan for middle and high school students to return to classrooms
As K-5 students return to classrooms in Vancouver Public School district next week, planning is well underway for middle and high school students.
Sen. Lynda Wilson seeks answers on Oregon residents’ access to vaccinations in Washington
Sen. Lynda Wilson (Republican, 17th District) wants to make sure that scarce COVID-19 vaccinations being provided to Washington residents are not being inadvertently given to Oregon residents.
Virtual community briefing will address questions about COVID-19 vaccine
Clark, Cowlitz and Skamania counties will co-host a virtual community briefing about COVID-19 vaccination efforts taking place across the three counties.
C-TRAN uses strong cleaning regiment and protocols to remain on the roads through COVID-19
Transit organization C-TRAN has been able to remain open throughout the entirety of the pandemic thanks to their intense cleaning regiment on all its bus lines.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, January 28, 2021
WATCH: Gov. Inslee tours fairgrounds vaccination site ; An update on changes to healthy Washington Reopening Plan ; C-TRAN weathers COVID-19 with better cleaning ; A homeless success story ; Greg J…
Surviving the streets: Former homeless woman appreciates system of support
Tessa Skilton spent 10 years on the streets in a seemingly hopeless situation before she asked and received help from various organizations, and today she is living in her own apartment
With COVID-19 vaccine supply limited, PeaceHealth will contact eligible patients
Although the state of Washington recently expanded COVID-19 vaccine eligibility, the demand for vaccine continues to exceed the number of doses the state has made available for eligible groups.
Revelations surface from the two ‘advisory’ group meetings on the Interstate Bridge
Interstate Bridge Replacement Program Administrator Greg Johnson: “Right now, the plans would be to remove the existing bridge.”
Gov. Jay Inslee tours Clark County Fairgrounds vaccination site
An average of 700 people per day have been able to get a COVID-19 vaccine dose at the Clark County Fairgrounds site which opened this week, said Gov. Jay Inslee on Thursday.
County Council updates public hearing times, adds evening meeting
The Clark County Council has updated its public hearing schedule to include one evening meeting every month.
Commission invites public input for mid-century modern architectural survey project
The Clark County Historic Preservation Commission has begun work on a project to research and identify the county’s mid-century architectural resources.