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Ridgefield Family Resource Center inspires with Snack Note Project
People

Ridgefield Family Resource Center inspires with Snack Note Project

The Ridgefield Family Resource Center is designed to help Ridgefield students and families in need — and with all the challenges created by COVID-19, the Resource Center has been very busy.

Aug 10, 2020

Furry Friends announces Board of Directors changes
People

Furry Friends announces Board of Directors changes

Furry Friends recently announced changes to its Board of Directors. Furry Friends is a 501c3 nonprofit no-kill cat rescue serving Clark County and adjacent counties. Founded in 1999, the all-volunt…

Aug 10, 2020

CCHM opens women’s history exhibit with virtual reception
People

CCHM opens women’s history exhibit with virtual reception

Clark County Historical Museum will present its newest exhibit, “(Her)Story: Founders, Leaders, & Visionaries,” with a virtual opening reception on Facebook Live, Fri., Aug. 21, from 6-8:30 p.m. As…

Aug 10, 2020

Parking and density remain key concerns for Heights District redevelopment plan
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Parking and density remain key concerns for Heights District redevelopment plan

Neighborhood groups say they plan to be a vocal presence during the first public hearing for a redevelopment plan in Vancouver’s Heights District.

Aug 10, 2020

Bi-state Interstate Bridge Commission lays the groundwork for public input
Transportation

Bi-state Interstate Bridge Commission lays the groundwork for public input

The planning process to replace the Interstate Bridge continues slowly, but surely, despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Aug 7, 2020

WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, August 7, 2020
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WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, August 7, 2020

WATCH: Clark County passes 2,000 COVID-19 cases, adds one more death ; Bi-state committee on the Interstate Bridge replacement outlines public input goals ; Ken Vance analyzes some surprising Prima…

Aug 7, 2020

Vancouver mayor surprises children at Food & Fun program
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Vancouver mayor surprises children at Food & Fun program

Since June 22, Vancouver Parks and Recreation has distributed more than 4,000 meals at the five Food & Fun locations. Food & Fun is a new grab and go meal and activity program that was created to m…

Aug 7, 2020

Pop-Up Cinema brings drive-in movies to the mall
Entertainment

Pop-Up Cinema brings drive-in movies to the mall

Company provides opportunity to go to the movies even though movie theaters are closed.

Aug 7, 2020

Vancouver convenes new Community Task Force to review police use of force policies, procedures
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Vancouver convenes new Community Task Force to review police use of force policies, procedures

This week, Vancouver City Manager Eric Holmes finalized the appointment of 12 members to the city’s new Community Task Force on Policing, designed to oversee implementation of the recommendations m…

Aug 7, 2020

Junior Livestock Auction a go for online
Youth

Junior Livestock Auction a go for online

With no Clark County Fair this year, youngsters such as Mia Achziger head to the internet to “show” animals on video and sell them.

Aug 7, 2020

Opinion: ‘Conservatives may not be the loudest voices in the room but they appear to have turned in their ballots’
Opinion

Opinion: ‘Conservatives may not be the loudest voices in the room but they appear to have turned in their ballots’

Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance plays Monday morning quarterback to provide a look back at the Aug. 4 primary election.

Aug 7, 2020

Opinion: ‘Isn’t it time that the county councilors and Dr. Melnick quit playing politics and start asking and answering the tough questions that the public deserves?’
Opinion

Opinion: ‘Isn’t it time that the county councilors and Dr. Melnick quit playing politics and start asking and answering the tough questions that the public deserves?’

In a letter to the editor, Rob Anderson, the Recovering Pastor, and other Clark County residents want more questions answered by Clark County Public Health and Dr. Alan Melnick.

Aug 6, 2020

Vancouver’s Downtown Association announces launchpad competition winner
Business

Vancouver’s Downtown Association announces launchpad competition winner

Natural Earth and Body, with the concept of an apothecary and tea shop has won the launchpad grand prize thanks to its creator, Marianne Wilson-Stein.

Aug 6, 2020

VIDEO: Boomerang Therapy Works rehabilitates community and the body
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VIDEO: Boomerang Therapy Works rehabilitates community and the body

The over 7,000-square-foot facility is home to a physical therapy clinic with an identity all it’s own. It all began when founder and operator, JJ Flentke, decided she needed to change things up.

Aug 6, 2020

WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, August 6, 2020
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WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, August 6, 2020

WATCH: Clark County adds 13 COVID-19 cases, subtracts 12 others ; Vancouver drops charges against pet groomer over Phase 1 reopening ; Vancouver Lake closed due to toxic Cyanobacteria bloom ; Everg…

Aug 6, 2020

UPDATED: Vancouver dropping charges against pet groomer who opened in Phase 1
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UPDATED: Vancouver dropping charges against pet groomer who opened in Phase 1

Kelly Carroll’s attorney says she may file a wrongful prosecution lawsuit in federal court

Aug 6, 2020

Friends of Hospice of SW Washington to hold Virtual Fundraising Event
People

Friends of Hospice of SW Washington to hold Virtual Fundraising Event

Friends of Hospice of SW Washington will hold a Virtual Fundraising Event Sept. 10-12. According to officials, the coronavirus has been devastating to efforts and the organization needs this event…

Aug 6, 2020

Clark County school leaders’ recommendation to start school remotely consistent with new state school reopening metrics
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Clark County school leaders’ recommendation to start school remotely consistent with new state school reopening metrics

Gov. Jay Inslee, Superintendent Chris Reykdal and the state Department of Health announced a “decision tree” framework to help school districts determine how to resume learning this fall.

Aug 6, 2020