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Chieftains are no more at Columbia River High School
Vancouver Public Schools Board of Directors votes unanimously to retire Native American name and logo at Columbia River High School.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, September 8, 2020
WATCH: Overnight heavy wind leads to wildfire outbreaks ; Patriot Prayer memorial followed by hit and run ; Multiple lane closures for construction on Highway 99 and 72nd Avenue ; Clark County Repa…
Fire Marshal issues ban on recreational fires in Battle Ground
Due to extremely high temperatures and windy conditions, the Battle Ground Fire Marshal has issued a total burning ban on recreational fires within the city of Battle Ground, effective immediately.
Vancouver fire marshal issues recreational burn ban
Due to high temperatures and windy conditions, Vancouver Fire Marshal Heidi Scarpelli has issued a total recreational burning ban, effective Sept., 8, for the city of Vancouver.
Clark County expands burn ban to include recreational fires
Due to the extreme fire danger, effective immediately, recreational fires will be prohibited throughout unincorporated Clark County. This recreational fire restriction is in addition to the general…
John Ley joins Clark County Today as full-time news reporter
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance announced Tuesday the hiring of Camas resident John Ley as an additional full-time news reporter to the staff of the Clark County-based news website.
Air quality improves, but wind and fire threat remains for Clark County
Thousands were without power as a rare September windstorm swept through the area, bringing down trees and power lines and sparking dozens of fires.
Suspect arrested in Vancouver hit-and-run investigation
The Vancouver Police Department has made an arrest in the investigation of a hit-and-run accident that took place Saturday evening.
Full closure of NE 72nd Ave. to begin Tuesday
Drivers along Northeast 72nd Avenue should prepare for a full closure of Northeast 72nd Avenue beginning Tue., Sept. 8.
Nighttime lane closures continue on Highway 99
Drivers along the Highway 99 corridor can expect continued nighttime lane closures as paving approaches the intersection with Northeast 134th Street.
Patriot Prayer members gather in remembrance of their friend
Members and supporters met in Esther Short Park to speak out, worship and remember the life of man killed in Portland, Aaron J. Danielson VANCOUVER — After the fatal shooting of Patriot Prayer memb…
Vancouver says: Let Us Worship
National tour, Let Us Worship, makes a stop in Vancouver and attracts large gathering at waterfront
‘Baby steps:’ Clark County officials respond to $9.7 million in new relief funding from the state
Clark County is set to receive another $9.7 million in Coronavirus Relief Funds, but that’s far less than they were hoping the state was sending to the area.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, September 4, 2020
WATCH: Vancouver Police, Clark County Sheriff’s Office not sending officers to Portland ; Clark County adds 181 COVID-19 cases this week ; Effort underway to save Chieftains name for Columbia River…
Street maintenance and repair in Battle Ground ongoing
City of Battle Ground Public Works Director Mark Herceg recently presented the City Council with a proposed 2021 budget for the city’s Streets Fund. The fund is used for the maintenance and preserv…
OPINION: Reporter thanks athletes for fall sports rally
Paul Valencia, who has covered 397 Clark County high school football games, said athletes gave hope to those who want fall sports back.
Vancouver school to implement virtual mini-boat program
In an effort to maintain the program that gives students a hands-on experience in nautical-know-how, the Columbia River Maritime Museum’s mini-boat program is going virtual and hitting the road.
Columbia Springs’ free Repair Clark County program adapts to pandemic to continue to serve community
Columbia Springs, the nonprofit that runs the Repair Clark County program, recently announced a free drop-off repair program for most household goods. They invite members of the public to bring bro…