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Vancouver city leaders tour Leverich Park area after neighbors complain about homeless camps
Neighbors of Leverich Park in Vancouver are fed up with the growing homeless problem and they recently reached out to members of the City Council, asking for solutions.
One suspect in custody after reports of gunfire in Vancouver
Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to the area of NE 88th St and NE 19th Court regarding reports of gunfire in the area.
Prevent Coalition of Vancouver launches opioid awareness campaign
In partnership with ESD 112 and the Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA), Prevent is launching a “Honest Conversations’’ information campaign; based on HCA’s Starts with One program.
Commentary: ‘I’m not going to use Clark County Today to be the mask police’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts about the role of the media during the COVID-19 pandemic In case you didn’t read our story because the facts don’t match your preferred narra…
Where is COVID-19 spreading in Clark County? Small private gatherings a key culprit
Based on case investigations for nearly half of confirmed COVID-19 cases between Sept. 1-21, small social gatherings are the leading cause of viral transmission.
Despite COVID-19 increase, some districts still bringing small groups of students into schools
At least two Clark County school districts are moving ahead with bringing some students into schools for in-person instruction.
Pandemic pumpkins: How area patches are getting ready for a unique season
Due to the ongoing efforts to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, state regulations are applied to pumpkin patches this fall, similar to other businesses.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, September 24, 2020
WATCH: COVID-19 cases rise by 24, Public Health details main sources of infection ; Evergreen Public Schools still moving ahead with small in-person classes ; Bi-Zi Farms prepares for pandemic-era…
Festival of food: Dine the Couve returns in October
More than 30 restaurants in Clark County are participating in the Visit Vancouver USA October event to promote dining.
Letter: ‘We are all concerned about what is going on in Leverich Park’
Vancouver resident Antonio Buckley shares his experiences with the homeless camp at Leverich Park.
Clark County Public Health issues another warning on Lacamas Lake water quality
Lacamas Lakes has had toxic warnings 10 times since June according to state water testing data.
City of Battle Ground offers COVID-19 Utilities Relief Program
The city of Battle Ground is taking additional steps to assist utility customers who have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic by forgiving past due water, sewer and stormwater drainage utility a…
Letter: ‘Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler has navigated through the partisan sinkholes that stop so many good causes in Washington’
Camas resident Brad Jensen comments on Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler’s bill, the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, which was passed in the House last week.
Letter: ‘Fire District 3 works hard to be transparent and a good steward of your tax dollars’
Clark County Fire District 3 Chief Scott Sorenson shares his thoughts about the start of the district’s 2021 budget process.
Pumpkins and Star Wars activities fill October’s First Friday ‘Week’ in downtown Camas
Star Wars fans and those who love the fall will likely appreciate the activities of October First Friday in Downtown Camas. This year, both virtual activities and after-hours shopping, art shows an…
Clark County still struggling to reach COVID-19 contact tracing goals, but they’re not alone
Despite setting the metrics, even the state’s Department of Health has been unable to reach goals for COVID-19 case investigations and contact tracing.
Two Prairie High School employees test positive for COVID-19
Two employees at Prairie High School have confirmed cases of COVID-19, though no students were exposed.
Vancouver school board hears praise and frustration during listening session on distance learning
In the first of a series of listening sessions, the Vancouver Public Schools Board of Directors heard from the public this week on their experiences with Distance Learning 2.0 so far.