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Letter: ‘I believe that every state needs a Larry Hoff’
Ridgefield resident Cameron Jones shares her support for Larry Hoff in his effort to return to the Washington State Legislature.
Green Neighbors program celebrates eight years with a virtual birthday party
Clark County Public Health’s Green Neighbors program is turning eight this year, and the public is invited to celebrate in the program’s live virtual event.
Letter: ‘Socialism does not work, and invariably leads to death and despair. History shows this in every historic case’
Vancouver resident Barry Mannie shares his opinions on Socialism in a letter to the editor.
Business Profile: TMG Family of Companies focuses on people’s strengths
Carmen Villarma, a member of the Tlingit and Haida Tribes and a native Alaskan, opened TMG in 1985 and her company is No. 1 on a list of minority-owned businesses in the Portland-Vancouver area.
Public comments on ODOT tolling I-205 to end Friday
ODOT officials seek public input on alternatives for tolling I-205. It will be the basis for I-5 tolling in the future.
COVID-19: Lessons from case investigations and contact tracing
As Clark County’s COVID-19 outbreak continues to grow, health officials have released data on where people are most likely to contract the disease.
3rd Congressional District candidates spar in only public debate
A heated one-hour debate covered topics including climate change, protests, racism, transportation, and healthcare.
Election 2020: 18th District state senate race still compelling
Republican Ann Rivers and Democrat Rick Bell advanced from the August primary election to the November general election in the race for the 18th District state senate seat. Since then, former state…
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Monday, October 12, 2020
WATCH: Clark County’s 157 COVID cases sets a new record over the weekend ; Candidates for SW Washington’s 3rd Congressional District spar in only public debate ; Write-in candidate Tom Mielke spice…
Vancouver and Clark County’s leaf coupon plan for not falling behind
In recent years, the city of Vancouver and Clark County have made a program available to residents which has greatly improved their ability to address the many leaves falling each year.
Unidentified occupant killed in Vancouver house fire Saturday
An unidentified occupant was pronounced dead after being removed from Vancouver house fire Saturday.
Four units impacted by Vancouver apartment fire
Four units of the Redwood Acres apartments were impacted by a fire early Sunday (Oct. 11) morning in Vancouver.
Clark County police officers participate in Pink Patch Project
Four Clark County law enforcement agencies are supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month with pink patches.
Commission on Aging to hear about COVID-19 impact on elderly at Oct. 21 meeting
A series of presentations at this month’s Clark County Commission on Aging meeting will focus on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on services that serve the elderly.
Drive-thru drug take back event scheduled for Oct. 24
Unused medications are a leading source of opioid addiction, and can lead to contaminated landfills and waterways if disposed of improperly.
Vancouver Clinic to open Camas location on Oct. 20
The Vancouver Clinic will open its first Camas location on Oct. 20, the provider’s tenth location in the area.
VIDEO: World Mental Health Day – How To Cope With Stress
October 10th is observed to raise awareness of mental health issues Taking care of your health is something that’s easy to overlook in our busy lives these days, along with the added uncertainty we…
COVID-19: Translating the data
Clark County Public Health has released more details on their COVID-19 case investigations, and why their numbers and the state’s often differ.