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Jaime Herrera Beutler presses for addition of ‘Commuter Representatives’ to I-5 Bridge replacement process
In a letter released Monday, Jaime Herrera Beutler shared a growing concern from Southwest Washington residents that the current process is repeating fundamental mistakes made by the failed Columbi…
Vancouver Parks and Recreation unveils weekly outdoor activities for all ages
Activities are designed for all ages to promote healthy physical activity and safe exploration of the city of Vancouver’s parks, trails and natural areas during the coronavirus pandemic.
2020 Christmas ornaments with masked flair
Covid-themed Christmas ornaments flying out the door.
Vancouver City Council approves six month extension of moratorium on fossil fuel facilities
Council voted unanimously to extend the moratorium another six months; allowing staff to continue crafting the city’s climate change strategy.
Decades of service, ringing the bell
Salvation Army relies on volunteers to ring the bell for its annual Red Kettle Campaign, and Vancouver’s Chuck Mulligan has been volunteering for 58 consecutive years.
Clark County to form community task force on equestrian facilities code
A community task force will be asked to help simplify county code for equestrian facilities in Clark County.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, December 11, 2020
WATCH: New COVID-19 numbers ; An update on Clark County’s Equestrian Facilities Code ; Vancouver City Council extends fossil fuels moratorium ; Ridgefield theater students host radio play ; Local a…
Commission to hear about mental health impacts of COVID-19 on older adults
The Commission on Aging will hear from local service providers on the impact COVID-19 has had on the mental health of older adults and hear about what services and resources are available in our co…
Rep. Monica Stonier: Health care, education, and jobs are focus for 2021 session
Rep. Monica Stonier said she’ll use her position in leadership at the House of Representatives to put people first.
Ridgefield High School presents ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ as a radio play
More than 40 students help created a 2020 online version of a 1940s style radio play of the classic holiday movie that will be available on-demand this weekend.
Staffing, not bed space, the biggest concern for hospitals facing potential COVID-19 surge
Hospitalizations for COVID-19 are down by half at PeaceHealth Southwest this week, but the hospital isn’t celebrating just yet.
Meal services interrupted by new COVID-19 cases at the Clark County Jail
Inmates were fed Burgerville burgers and Domino’s Pizza this week after new COVID-19 cases shut down the jail’s kitchen.
Clark County Council discusses new sales tax to fund affordable housing
In their work session on the morning of Dec. 10, councilors heard from county staff on what the tax could and could not do, as well as two methods for enacting it.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, December 10, 2020
WATCH: Clark County COVID-19 cases rise by 129, six more deaths reported ; PeaceHealth doctor and nurse talk readiness for patient surge ; County Council delays decision on affordable housing sales…
Opinion: ‘I am conservative because I believe the best thing for our country is a smaller, less-intrusive government’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts on the Clark County Council’s controversial restrictions on fireworks.
Referendum submitted to rescind new county ban on fireworks
Sixty-three percent of public comments opposed the fireworks ban approved by members of the Clark County Council.
Seventh grader submits winning design in Ridgefield School District’s Holiday Greeting Card Contest
Amelia Natterstad, a seventh grader from View Ridge Middle School, is the first-place winner in this year’s Superintendent’s Holiday Greeting Card Art Contest in the Ridgefield School District.
Commentary: ‘Animal rescues run on a limited budget, and rely heavily on donations’
Furry Friends volunteer Diane Stevens encourages Clark County residents to consider contributing to nonprofit animal shelters and rescue organizations.