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Hybrid learning off to successful start at Seton Catholic
Up to 50 percent of Seton Catholic’s students are invited to be on campus, while the other 50 percent learn from home but at the same time, with teachers using cameras in the classroom
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, October 9, 2020
WATCH: COVID-19 case tracking paints an intricate picture ; Seton Catholic back to in-person instruction ; Clark County youth give back by tutoring ; A review of the Charter Review Commission ; Cam…
Letter: ‘I only hope that enough voters see through the unnecessary pain he’s causing and vote for Loren Culp’
Vancouver resident Bob Runnells shares his thoughts on this week’s Gubernatorial debate featuring Gov. Jay Inslee and Loren Culp.
‘I’m actually making a difference’ — Students serving students through free tutoring
The Youth Hand in Hand team is composed of high school and college students from across Clark County, who have one common goal: giving back. Together, they offer free tutoring and online courses to…
Letter: ‘We are fortunate Wyman has such extensive experience’
Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey offers his support to Secretary of State Kim Wyman in November general election.
County Charter Review Commission on November general election ballot
Clark County changed from a commission form of government to a charter form of government five years ago. The charter is scheduled to be reviewed by 15 citizens elected in the November general elec…
Vancouver Police partners with Sea Mar-CSNW to enhance mental health services
The Vancouver Police Department is partnering with Sea Mar-Community Services Northwest to establish a pilot program to improve access to mental health services and treatment options.
The Liberty Theater to reopen in Camas
Governor Inslee’s relaxed rules allows movie theaters to reopen
Battle Ground principal pens children’s book on coping with COVID
An assistant principal in the Battle Ground School District has published her first book, all about a young girl coping with the upheaval caused by the novel coronavirus.
Clark County equestrian community shares thoughts on potential code changes
Clark County’s horse community had plenty of ideas for code changes during an Equestrian Facilities listening session held remotely this week.
Clark County Medical Examiner seeks help identifying fire victim
The public is being asked to help confirm the identity of a man who died in a fire at a home in East Vancouver on Sept. 1.
City makes contact with homelessness at Leverich Park
Homeowners near Leverich Park have asked the city to help with the growing problem of homeless camps, and the city responded with a plan, and then made contact with the homeless Thursday
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, October 8, 2020
WATCH: COVID-19 numbers take a big jump ; County discusses equestrian facilities code ; Vancouver keeps its promise on Leverich Park ; Camas Parks and Rec lead position being discussed ; La Center…
REMINDER: 3rd Congressional District candidates debate Friday afternoon
The candidates for Southwest Washington’s 3rd Congressional District will square off in a debate Friday at 2 p.m., hosted by the League of Women Voters of Clark, Cowlitz, and Klickitat-Skamania Cou…
East County fire captain gives aid, gets misfortune
Troutman, who is a captain with East County Fire and Rescue, immediately blocked the road with his Ford pickup, which was then stolen by the driver at fault.
Camas city manager wants to reimagine and reinvent Parks and Recreation
New city of Camas Parks and Recreation job description comes with a $40,000 increase in cost to taxpayers.
Castro family turns car into classroom with classic road trip
Jason and Jill Castro, educators in Clark County, are also movie buffs and historians, so they took their daughters on a 12,000-mile journey to see a little bit of everything across America.
‘It’s like a war’ — The homelessness situation in downtown Vancouver
Residents of the northwest corner of downtown Vancouver share their experiences with an ever-growing homeless population.