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Embattled Vancouver pet groomer fighting charges from the city
The decision to charge the owner of a Vancouver pet grooming business for defying Gov. Jay Inslee’s stay-at-home order has become a flashpoint for many conservative groups in Southwest Washington.
Woodland Public Schools celebrates graduates of all ages with special commencement ceremonies
Woodland Public Schools staff celebrated graduates of all ages throughout the district with commencement ceremonies that respect social distancing while still celebrating students’ accomplishments.
Past due Clark County property taxes to incur interest on July 1
Clark County Treasurer Alishia Topper reminds taxpayers that 2020 first-half property taxes were due June 3 and accounts with the first-half payment outstanding will incur 1 percent interest beginn…
County Council seeks applicant for Regional Library Board
The Clark County Council is seeking an applicant to fill one of three Clark County at-large positions on the seven-member Fort Vancouver Regional Library District Board of Trustees.
VIDEO: The ‘dos’ and ‘don’ts’ of mask wearing in the age of COVID-19
At PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver, Cristin Connor is the system director for employee health, and she is currently helping educate people on the right and wrong ways to use masks.
County officials encourage the proper disposal of fireworks
Clark County officials remind area residents this week that fireworks remain potential sources of fire, injury and pollution long after they light up the night sky. Improper disposal of fireworks p…
Vancouver Police investigate drive-by shooting
The Vancouver Police Department is investigating a series of gunshots believed to be associated with a large gathering in East Vancouver early Sunday morning.
VIDEO: Sheriff and community participate in parade in support of law enforcement
On Friday last week, well over 100 cars joined a parade of support for law enforcement across Clark County. Joining community members was Clark County Fire & Rescue and Clark County Sheriff Chuck A…
Trey Knight sets national hammer record, named state Athlete of the Year
Ridgefield High School graduate Trey Knight named Gatorade’s track and field Athlete of the Year for third year in a row.
Eileen Quiring says she will not honor request for her to resign as county chair
County Chair Eileen Quiring told Clark County Today Saturday that she will not resign her position despite a request from the NAACP Vancouver Branch President Bridgette Fahnbulleh to do so.
Vancouver’s Old Apple Tree dies, but it’s legacy lives on
For all practical purposes, Vancouver’s venerable Old Apple Tree has died at the age of 194. This past week, dying leaves suddenly appeared throughout the tree, symptoms that sparked the city of Va…
Clark County applies to move to Phase 3 of reopening
The application for Phase 3 comes as the county weathers a surge in new cases over the past week.
Vancouver Public Schools survey reveals significant support for in-person instruction in the Fall
Vancouver Public Schools released findings today from a weeks long survey that concluded on June 19 on the feelings of staff, students and parents on returning to in-person instruction come fall.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, June 26, 2020
WATCH: Clark County adds 17 new COVID-19 cases and files for move to Phase 3 ; Protesters rally against Gov. Jay Inslee’s order making masks mandatory ; Vancouver police chief also orders removal o…
Opinion: ‘Much bigger than life’
Vancouver resident Dan Tolva shares his thoughts on the times through his amusement of Portland’s Paul Bunyan statue.
Vancouver offers home repair loans to low-income residents
If you are an eligible low-income homeowner living within the Vancouver city limits, the city of Vancouver may be able to help you out with a no-payment loan for basic home repairs to things like r…
Clark County distributing cloth face coverings for low-income individuals and families
CRESA Emergency Management is distributing more than 216,000 cloth face coverings to low-income individuals and families. Local organizations will make masks available to families and people who fa…
Vancouver Police investigate injury collision
The Vancouver Police Department is investigating an injury collision that took place Thursday evening.