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Killian Pacific to build nature-aware apartment community in Camas-Washougal waterfront area
Killian Pacific, has announced plans for Ninebark, a new residential community on nearly nine acres along the Columbia River waterfront.
Washougal Principals’ Challenge inspires students
Washougal School District middle school principals Brian Amundson of Canyon Creek and David Cooke from Jemtegaard participated in a light-hearted battle at the first-ever Principals’ Challenge held…
Community Foundation opens scholarship applications for 2021
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington opened online applications for its 2021 scholarship cycle on the heels of closing out a record year of awards in 2020 that provided $766,379 to asp…
Clark County seeks applicants for Poet Laureate position
The Clark County Arts Commission is seeking applicants for Clark County Poet Laureate. The position is for two years beginning April 15, 2021.
Washougal schools to reopen to some students in January
Parents and children feel their voices have been left out of the discussion about reopening schools.
Ridgefield teacher’s characters bring learning to life
At South Ridge Elementary School, third grade teacher Kristen Potter is wearing costumes to bring her lessons to life in order to keep her students interested in an all-day Zoom class.
Santa’s Posse shows off its organizational skills
Nonprofit organization, with hundreds of volunteers, delivered toys, food, and bicycles to more than 3,300 children in need Sunday morning.
Mini Boat launched by Wy’east students lands 4,500 miles away in the Marshall Islands
The students at Wy’east middle school who launched the mini boat S/V Liberty just found out that it has landed in the Marshall Islands; 4,500 miles from Washington.
Clark County parents rally for open schools
Rallies in Hockinson, Washougal and Camas seek to give families a choice for in-school education.
State audit provides new details on massive unemployment fraud
A new report provides more details about how Washington’s Employment Security Department fell victim to a massive number of fraudulent claims amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, December 18, 2020
WATCH: A look at our COVID-19 vaccine poll results ; An update on the unemployment scam that rocked Washington state ; Sen. Lynda Wilson critical of Inslee’s tax plans ; Woodland schools plan for i…
Business Profile: NW Nut brings delight in their snacks, joy at their village
Nuts and candies at NW Nut are available online and at markets throughout the year, plus the business opens a seasonal shop for the holidays, open through Dec. 24, and it includes a Santa village.
Woodland Public Schools’ K-4 students will return to hybrid in-person learning starting Jan. 5
Woodland Public Schools announced that elementary students in grades K-4 will return to in-person learning on a hybrid schedule beginning Tue., Jan. 5.
Port of Vancouver USA welcomes USNS Fisher
The Port of Vancouver USA welcomed the USNS Fisher, a vessel with the Military Sealift Command on Dec. 12 for a stay of approximately nine months, as the temporary home port for the 951-foot long v…
City of Battle Ground supports North County Community Food Bank and Battle Ground Healthcare
The city of Battle Ground allocated $86,000 of CARES funding to support two local community organizations impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Changes to ordering requirements for birth, death certificates go into effect Jan. 1
A new state vital records law that changes the ordering requirements for birth and death certificates goes into effect on Jan. 1.
Sen. Lynda Wilson disappointed that governor is back with tax proposals, despite pandemic
Sen. Lynda Wilson offered a statement Thursday after Gov. Jay Inslee completed the release of his 2021-23 operating budget proposal.
Letter: Library Scrooges raise Property Tax Revenues for 2021 even with $6,000,000 surplus?
Vancouver resident Gary Wilson discusses the budget of the Fort Vancouver Regional Library.