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Founder’s vision of video news reports now a reality
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance offers a “peek behind the curtain,’’ explaining the news video updates now available for viewing for Clark County residents.
2020 construction kicks off for Steigerwald Reconnection Project
Construction begins at Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge on June 1. The work is part of a multi-year Steigerwald Reconnection Project to reconfigure the existing Columbia River levee system…
Clark County Fire District 3 prepares for a busy wildland fire season
Clark County Fire District 3 is taking steps to prepare for a busy wildland fire season. This year is one of the driest for the Portland metro area and other parts of the state. Wildland fires alre…
Candidates who filed online for precinct committee officer asked to re-submit filing by May 15
Individuals who filed online Monday and Tuesday to run for precinct committee officer positions are asked to re-file their candidacies by 4 p.m. Fri., May 15. The Office of the Secretary of State c…
Bridge Chiropractic offers free care to frontline healthcare workers
Through the end of this week, May 15, Bridge Chiropractic at all of its locations in Vancouver will be offering free adjustments and 30 days of care to frontline healthcare workers.
PeaceHealth Family Medicine Clinic has reopened
The PeaceHealth Family Medicine Clinic at 505 NE 87th Avenue, Vancouver, which temporarily closed in early April, has reopened. The clinic’s staff has returned, and patients are being seen via vide…
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, May 12, 2020
WATCH: Clark County seeks to ramp up contact tracing for COVID-19 cases ; Vancouver pastor’s proposal for spiritual gatherings gains steam ; Vancouver Farmers Market adjusts during busy Mother’s Da…
Clark County Public Health to ramp up tracing and monitoring of COVID-19 cases
Clark County Public Health seeks more than $8 million to ramp up staffing for tracing and monitoring of confirmed COVID-19 cases and close contacts.
SW Washington’s one-day online giving marathon set for Sept. 24
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington has opened nonprofit registration for Give More 24!, the region’s largest online giving event, which is scheduled for Sept. 24.
Momentum growing for Vancouver pastor’s proposal to reopen spiritual gatherings
Northwest Gospel Church Lead Pastor Andrew Murch has crafted a policy proposal for spiritual gatherings. He has been joined by thousands of residents of Clark County and the state of Washington in…
Woodland High School’s PASS support team continues to help struggling students even during the statewide school closure
Woodland High School’s Positive Academic Support System continues to support struggling students with remote learning during the statewide school closure. Woodland High School introduced PASS in 20…
Local coaching legends all for WIAA’s seeding committees
Some of the biggest names in Clark County coaching history are interested in helping out with state tournament seeding committees.
Vancouver joins Jacobs’ pilot program to monitor COVID-19 in community wastewater systems
The city of Vancouver is one of about 11 locations across the country participating in a scientific wastewater monitoring pilot program launched by Jacobs to better understand the extent of the spr…
Vancouver Farmers Market has larger crowds this socially distanced Mother’s Day weekend
After opening the previous weekend to low turnout due to rain, the market saw, as expected, much higher numbers with the better weather on Mother’s Day.
Clark County Medical Examiner identifies victim, suspect of May 3 murder-suicide in Battle Ground
The Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office released the names of the deceased victim and suspect of a murder-suicide that took place May 3 in Battle Ground.
Woodland community members and organizations donate funds and food to help educate and feed children during fight against COVID-19
Woodland Public Schools officials recently thanked the many community organizations and individuals helping to provide the area’s children with education and needed services during the ongoing figh…
I-5 NB and SB closing for seven hours Sat., May 16
The Oregon Department of Transportation has notified travelers that Interstate 5 will be closed in both directions in North Portland for seven hours over the night of Sat. May 16 from 11 p.m. to 6…
Ridgefield High School thespians achieve prestigious status
Members of the Ridgefield High School Thespians have achieved Bronze level Honor Status at this year’s Washington State Thespian Festival. Out of the state’s 100 Thespian Troupes, RHS’ Troupe 8635…