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Letter: ‘Why isn’t anyone talking about the rights of disabled vets and people that have health conditions?’
Vancouver resident Jalloul Jedidi discusses his belief that mandatory mask signage fails to address those with medical exemptions.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office seeking assistance locating a missing teenager
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office is seeking assistance from the public in locating a teenager that has been missing for more than a month.
Vancouver Public Schools, Vancouver Education Association agree on plans for 2020-2021 school year
Vancouver Public Schools (VPS) and the Vancouver Education Association (VEA) have agreed to a memorandum of understanding that addresses the terms of employment and delivery of educational services…
Sports agent makes his pitch from Vancouver
Nik Lubisich and his company, Northwest Sports Management Group, specialize in working with Northwest talent.
Police report missing endangered adult found
The Vancouver Police Department is seeking help from the public to locate an endangered man.
‘The end of phase one:’ Heights District redevelopment plan moves forward despite objections
The Heights District redevelopment plan gains final approval, despite objections and calls to delay adoption until a rezoning plan is in place.
‘They reached out to the lonely people’ — Remembering the lives of a youth pastor and a young boy
Two people separated by 33 years of life, but united in their beliefs and their abandoned love for others, lost their lives earlier this month. The tragedy is being met with many things, but chiefl…
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, August 18, 2020
WATCH: Two die in a crash near Lucia Falls ; Clark County adds 109 COVID-19 cases and two deaths over the weekend ; Vancouver to move ahead with Heights District plan over objections ; Family of Ri…
Fatality accident claims the lives of two people
A single-vehicle collision in Yacolt Tuesday claimed the lives of two people according to the Clark County Sheriff’s Office.
Camas groups vie over cannabis access; Initiative 1 likely postponed from November election
In 2015, members of the Camas City Council voted 5-2 in favor of a moratorium on the growing, manufacturing, processing, and sale of marijuana in the city. Five years later, two groups are vying ov…
VPS Superintendent Steve Webb to to retire at the end of 2021-2022 school year
Vancouver Public Schools Superintendent Steve Webb has informed the Board of Directors of his plan to retire from the district on July 1, 2022, after serving in his current role for 14 years.
Two injured in collision involving dump truck and car
Vancouver Fire Department crews were dispatched to a collision involving a commercial dump truck and a car in the area of Padden Parkway and 152nd Avenue in Vancouver Monday morning.
Video: Battle Ground celebrates Gary Livingston’s life with cruise-in
Big on charity and big on cars, Gary Livingston lived life to the fullest.
WorkSource hosting statewide Manufacturing Virtual Hiring Event Wed., Aug. 19
Although COVID-19 has put in-person hiring events on hold, individuals interested in manufacturing jobs can “meet” companies from across the state at a virtual hiring event on Wed., Aug. 19, from 1…
Vancouver Public Schools offers families what they need to know about remote learning
Vancouver Public Schools will begin the year in full remote learning for all students, based on school reopening guidelines issued by the Washington Department of Health.
Woodland Public Schools to start school year with Distance Learning 2.0 for all grades K-12
The Board of Directors of Woodland Public Schools voted to return to school during the 2020-2021 in Stage 1 of the district’s reopening plan – Distance Learning for all students in grades K-12.
Missing Vancouver man found Monday morning
Vancouver resident Darrell Stonehouse was found Monday morning by a BNSF police officer near the train tracks in Fruit Valley. Stonehouse had been reported missing on Saturday.
No Washougal MX National, but amateurs still a go for now
Organizers believed they had a plan in place to hold event safely, but state restrictions led to cancellation.