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WIAA adds more changes to sports schedule
Basketball and other Season 2 high school sports to start earlier; football practice to start sooner, too.
Clark County superintendents call for online learning to start the new school year
As COVID-19 cases surge statewide, school districts are recommending a fully online start to the upcoming school year, dashing hopes students could return to class.
Vancouver Police investigate drive-by shooting
The Vancouver Police Department is investigating a drive-by shooting that took place Tuesday at the Offramp Sports Bar and Grill.
Election 2020: All eyes on the race for 18th District Senate seat
One of the most talked about races in Tuesday’s primary election is for the state senate seat in the 18th District. Today, Clark County Today takes another look at the issues the candidates would l…
Battle Ground schools set to start the year fully online
Facing a rise in COVID-19 cases, Battle Ground Public Schools is poised to start the new school year with fully online learning.
YWCA Clark County Independent Living Skills program serves the community
The Independent Living Skills program offered by YWCA Clark County is helping to provide a boost to teens and young adults in the foster care system.
Parking debate prompts brake-tapping over Vancouver’s Heights District redevelopment
Vancouver City Council is briefly pressing pause on an upcoming vote over The Heights District redevelopment plan in order to discuss parking in the area.
Washougal City Council passes resolution to add fire levy lid lift to ballot
The Washougal Fire and EMS levy lid lift, if passed, would renew the current lid lift of $0.10 per $1,000 of assessed property value, with the levy lasting for six years.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, July 28, 2020
WATCH: Optimism and caution in the COVID-19 numbers ; Hot weather continues through the week ; An update on Vancouver’s Heights district ; Battle Ground Lions Club hosts shred day ; Washougal appro…
Clark College says no to fall sports season
Cross country is still on the NWAC’s schedule, but Clark athletes will not compete.
Letter: ‘Lynda (Wilson) works year round, listening to her constituents and educating herself on the issues that affect us’
Vancouver resident Deby Woods offers her support for Sen. Lynda Wilson in the race for the Washington State Senate in the 17th District.
Overhaul of Camas’ Brady Road nears completion with paving this week
The final stages of paving began this week on Brady Road within the city of Camas. Paving will cause traffic slow-downs, and is expected to continue through the week.
Clark County launches interactive, virtual Natural Garden Tour
The 15th annual Natural Garden Tour is taking place in an interactive, virtual format this year, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The tour incorporates videos and photos of the properties, as…
Battle Ground school board selects Jackie Maddux as new District 5 director
The Battle Ground Public Schools Board of Directors has selected Jackie Maddux to fill the District 5 director position left vacant when board member Tina Lambert resigned earlier this year. Maddux…
Port of Vancouver USA receives longest wind turbine blades to enter the US West Coast
The Port of Vancouver USA received a shipment of wind turbine components last week (July 22) that included the longest wind turbine blades ever to enter the West Coast of the U.S. and transported a…
Weekend COVID-19 numbers show possible signs of improvement
Daily new cases of COVID-19 dropped in Clark County over the weekend, but there are concerns a holdup in testing may be to blame.
County, partner agencies hold listening sessions on systemic racism
The Clark County Council and partner agencies YWCA Clark County, NAACP Vancouver, SW WA LULAC, and Clark County Volunteer Lawyers Program have scheduled three listening sessions to learn about how…
Protect yourself, others from heat-related illness during hot weather
Clark County Public Health officials are urging residents to take precautions to prevent heat-related illnesses during the upcoming hot weather. The extreme temperatures can create a risk to health…