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Inaugural Hockinson Berry Festival set for Saturday
The inaugural Hockinson Berry Festival will take place Saturday. The event will celebrate the area’s well-known berry farms, all while maintaining social distancing practices. The festival will be…
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, July 8, 2020
WATCH: Clark County’s COVID-19 increase continues ; Complaints filed over comments by county chair ; County prosecutors join pledge to address systemic racism ; Hockinson Blueberry Fest to kick off…
Vancouver City Council advances on attempt to eliminate racism
In their virtual meeting this week, Vancouver City Council discussed, signed and released a statement acknowledging and condemning systemic racism in the community.
Clark County prosecutors offer joint letter on the issue of systemic racism
The Clark County Prosecuting Attorney’s Action and Reform Committee and Clark County Prosecutor Tony Golik issued a joint letter Tuesday addressing the issue of systemic racism in Clark County.
Committee to review ethics complaint against County Chair Eileen Quiring
One of two ethics complaints lodged against Eileen Quiring late last week will be heard by a committee of two council members and one citizen.
Business Profile: Junk King picking up business
Local franchise opened in Vancouver just prior to the pandemic, but business for Junk King has slowly grown
Commentary: WIAA makes tough call to delay the start of sports
Clark County Today reporter Paul Valencia gives his opinion on the WIAA’s decision to delay the start of the upcoming fall sports season.
Saving face: How local businesses plan to mandate masks
The mask order is being felt most in the arena of retail and in-store services like take-out restaurants. Business owners are being advised to provide masks to their customers, and also communicate…
A handful of downtown Vancouver restaurants take ‘risk’ on building parklets
Parklets represent a calculated risk for restaurants in downtown Vancouver who’ve decided to make the investment.
Planned treatment underway of Eurasian milfoil weed infestation at Vancouver Lake
A planned treatment of the Eurasian Watermilfoil weed infestation in Vancouver Lake and the flushing channel is underway this week and is expected to take up to three days. The treatment will not i…
State Senatorial candidate John Ley reveals text barrage by husband of Sen. Ann Rivers, his opponent in upcoming election
Republican candidate for the state senate in the 18th Legislative District John Ley posted a report on his campaign website about an exchange he had over the weekend with the husband of one of his…
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, July 7, 2020
WATCH: Business owners implement mask mandate ; Parklets on the rise in downtown Vancouver ; Vancouver Lake treated for weed infestation ; State senate race runs into controversy ; Kings Way pauses…
High school football put on pause at King’s Way Christian
The plan is for varsity football to return to King’s Way Christian in the fall of 2023 after three seasons of development at the youth level.
Clark County passes 1,000 COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations double
Clark County added an average of 27 new COVID-19 cases per day over the holiday weekend.
Graham Moody enjoys the journey toward Oregon Junior Am title
Mountain View High School standout Graham Moody put together seven consecutive solid rounds to win Oregon Junior Amateur.
Opinion: How did Washington allow Nigerian hackers to steal hundreds of millions in the massive unemployment fraud scheme?
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts on one topic he hopes will be discussed at Thursday’s Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Forum.
Vancouver Police arrest man who attempted to meet 14-year-old girl for sex
Members of the Vancouver Police Department’s Digital Evidence Cybercrime Unit assisted in the arrest of a 39-year-old Florida man who was attempted to meet a 14-year-old girl for sex.
Two exterior fires take place with an hour of each other Saturday night in Vancouver
A total of 11 residents were displaced by a pair of exterior fires that took place within an hour of each other in Vancouver Saturday night, early Sunday morning.