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Scouts work together to gather Christmas trees
Teamwork is key as boys, girls, parents, and other volunteers help Scouts of America pick-up Christmas trees at annual fundraiser, community service event.
Evergreen School District officials announce plans for return to in-person learning
Evergreen Public Schools will begin to welcome more and more students back for in-person learning beginning Jan. 19.
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PeaceHealth reports 30 patients test positive for COVID-19 after admission
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center has identified 30 patients in the hospital that have been confirmed with COVID-19. These patients were not initially admitted for COVID-19 and received a negati…
2020: A news year in review
Clark County Today offers a look back at some of the top news stories of 2020.
The Reflector Newspaper sold to Chehalis-based owners
The Reflector Newspaper has been purchased by CT Publishing, a Chehalis-based company owned by Chad and Coralee Taylor. Since 2010, The Reflector has been owned by Lafromboise Communications.
2020: A photo year in review
Clark County Today continues its look back on 2020 with this Year in Review through photos from award-winning photographer Mike Schultz.
Statewide ban on single-use plastic bags now set to begin at the end of January
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee delayed the start of the ban until Jan. 30, 2021, citing supply issues for paper and reusable plastic bags.
VIDEO: A Year in Review through the camera’s lens
In the past 12 months, the way we at Clark County Today capture moments in time has changed profoundly, but that never stopped us from telling vibrant video stories.
Camas resident Sarah Bang hired as advisor to National Credit Union Administration board
Sarah Bang has spent nearly 40 years in the credit union industry. The Camas resident has been hired as advisor to the National Credit Union Administration board.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, December 30, 2020
WATCH: Clark County sees first COVID-19 deaths in a week ; Ban on plastic grocery bags now set for February ; Former Camas credit union exec taking high-ranking national job ; Pat King reflects on…
Community Foundation of Southwest Washington receives matching funds from Jeff Bezos through All in WA
The Community Foundation of Southwest Washington (CFSWW) can receive matching donation funds through tomorrow from All In WA, a statewide fundraising campaign for COVID-19 relief efforts.
Pat King’s wrestling idea turned into Pacific Coast Championships
With the annual wrestling event called off in the pandemic, we caught up with Pat King, the man who came up with the idea for the Pacific Coast Championships.
Washington hospitals await next steps in COVID-19 vaccine rollout
As the initial rollout of two COVID-19 vaccines in Washington state wears on, health experts still don’t know who will be next in line.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, December 29, 2020
WATCH: COVID-19 vaccines continue to roll out across Washington ; A look at area firework restrictions for New Year’s Eve ; Herrera Beutler measure part of legislation in relief bill ; Camas adds n…
Two new department heads in Camas: Parks and Recreation director and communications director
The city of Camas has two new department heads. Communications director is a new position; former Parks & Recreation manager position filled after retirement of previous manager.
Herrera Beutler-led measure to provide hardship waivers for unemployed workers signed into law
This week’s COVID relief legislation included a Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler led measure to issue hardship waivers for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance overpayments by state unemployment age…