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Clark College to remain online for winter term
Clark College to offer three versions of instruction, including limited face-to-face labs for winter term.
Election 2020: 17th Legislative District state senate
Clark County Today begins a series of stories profiling the candidates on the ballot for the Nov. 3 general election. Today, the focus is on the race for the state senate seat in the 17th Legislati…
Share holds annual ‘Seats & Feets’ drive for underwear, diapers and socks
Share’s annual Seats & Feets drive invites the community to donate new underwear, diapers and socks for men, women, teens and children. The drive will be held throughout the month of October; donat…
Vancouver officials say they have a plan for homeless encampments
Leverich Park and surrounding areas had an increase in homeless population in recent weeks, prompting action by neighbors.
Battle Ground Public Schools finalizing hybrid learning plans
Students would attend in-person classes two days a week, with online learning the rest of the time BATTLE GROUND — NOTE: An earlier version of this story referenced a Memorandum of Understanding be…
Kaiser gets creative with new drive-thru flu clinics across the region
Starting Oct. 3 and going through the end of the month, the Kaiser flu clinics will be hosted in large tents with drive-thru lanes. After being checked in, patients will pull up and receive their s…
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, September 30, 2020
WATCH: Recreational burn bans lifted for most of Clark County ; Younger residents leading COVID-19 case surge ; Kaiser Permanente opening drive-thru flu shot clinics ; Battle Ground and Camas detai…
Crash backs up traffic on northbound I-5 near La Center
A multi-vehicle crash caused a backup of traffic for several miles on Interstate 5 near La Center Wednesday afternoon.
Fire marshal lifts county-wide burn ban
Fire marshals in Clark County and the cities of Vancouver and Battle Ground have announced decisions to lift recreational burn bans in the area.
Eleven homes featured in the Fall NW Natural New Homes Tour
The Building Industry Association of Clark County recently announced the Fall NW Natural New Homes Tour will occur the first two weekends of October and will offer attendees the chance to visit the…
Evergreen Schools allowing workouts for high school teams
Workouts are optional for athletes, and they are permitted by the WIAA.
Clark County Public Works seeks volunteers to serve as on-site park hosts
Clark County Public Works, Parks and Lands Division, is currently recruiting Park Hosts for a few park locations in northern Clark County and Washougal.
Heaps of trash evidence of increased outdoor recreation in the region
Increased use of recreational areas during the COVID-19 pandemic has left behind more trash than usual for volunteers to clean up.
Camas School Board discusses transition to in-class instruction
Camas School Board chooses to follow state guidelines for opening to in-classroom instruction. “We are ready” when that happens, says Superintendent Jeff Snell.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, September 29, 2020
WATCH: COVID-19 numbers accelerate ; Vancouver teen found on Mt. St. Helens ; Vancouver man suspected of arson on his home ; Forest Service creates cleanup campaign ; Washougal council stays at sev…
Vancouver teen survived on pine needles during 32 hours lost near Mt. St. Helens
A Vancouver teen spent most of his 32 hours lost near Mt. St. Helens up a tree, surviving on pine needles, until he was found Monday evening.
Vancouver launches free after school program for children impacted by pandemic
Children ages 6 through 12 will have a fun opportunity this fall at the new Vancouver Parks and Recreation After-school Program beginning Monday, Oct. 5.
Washougal City Council stays at seven members
The city of Washougal’s move to a charter form of government temporarily created an eighth City Council seat, but the council members elected to return just seven members at Monday’s meeting.