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City of Washougal offers update on its COVID-19 response
In accordance with Gov. Jay Inslee’s easing of outdoor recreation restrictions announced April 27, the city of Washougal has begun implementing a phased approach to open some city parks and facilit…
Opinion: Questioning the Camas Roundabout
Camas resident John Ley shares his research into the $8 million Camas Lake Road/Everett Roundabout.
Workforce Southwest Washington partners with Comcast to keep vulnerable populations connected
Workforce Southwest Washington, through a partnership with Comcast Oregon/SW Washington, has purchased six months of pre-paid internet access for 200 low-income job seekers through Comcast’s Intern…
Vancouver Police Department seeks help from the public to locate missing teen
The Vancouver Police Department is asking the public to help locate a missing 15-year-old female.
Extra DUI patrols in Clark County possible through Target Zero program
Every year on certain nights, law enforcement in the state of Washington implement extra patrols with the specific purpose of discouraging drunk and reckless driving. The program is made possible b…
Annual Battle Ground High School Plant Sale a success, despite pandemic
The Battle Ground School District Plant Sale moved online during the COVID-19 pandemic, but most agree it has been a rousing success.
‘Wholeness and fullness’ — The National Day of Prayer in Clark County
This year, with the COVID-19 pandemic still causing disruption in the lives of millions of Americans, the theme of The National Day of Prayer will be, “Praying God’s glory across the earth,” and th…
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, May 6, 2020
WATCH: Clark County Fair canceled due to COVID-19 concerns ; Rep. Brandon Vick joins lawsuit over Stay-at-home order ; Battle Ground High School plant sale a success despite going online ; Skyview’…
County to temporarily allow RVs to be used as dwellings on private property
An emergency order approved by members of the Clark County Council could allow people to live in recreational vehicles on private property during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rep. Brandon Vick says lawsuit is an effort to get governor to re-engage with lawmakers
Rep. Brandon Vick, of Vancouver, joined three other state legislators in a federal lawsuit filed Tuesday in an effort to get Gov. Jay Inslee to consult with lawmakers on plans to reopen Washington…
Opinion: ‘I believe we all want the same thing’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his latest thoughts on the impacts of the stay-at-home orders in place to address the coronavirus pandemic.
Letter: ‘People should ask what ideology grants governors and others the right to take away religious freedom’
Vancouver resident Ann Makar shares her thoughts on the impact stay-at-home orders have on citizens’ right to gather for public worship.
2020 Clark County Fair canceled due to COVID-19
The 2020 Clark County Fair has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. The annual event was scheduled to take place Aug. 7-16 at the Clark County Fairgrounds.
Students thank Woodland Public Schools staff for preparing and delivering 2,000 meals a day
Students and families made signs and cheered Woodland Public Schools’ staff as buses made their daily delivery of more than 2,000 meals throughout the school district’s service area on Fri., May 1.
Letter: Area pastor makes plea to Gov. Jay Inslee
Northwest Gospel Church Lead Pastor Andrew Murch offers a suggested modification to Gov. Jay Inslee’s four-phased approach to lifting his “Stay Home, Stay Healthy’’ order.
Clark County Superior Court updates modifications to operations
The Clark County Courthouse, Juvenile Courthouse and Family Law Annex facilities remain open but there are modifications to operations which should increase the safety of court participants and staff.
Skyview’s Mikelle Anthony takes a mental health break
Mikelle Anthony signed with UNLV in November but recently gave up the athletic scholarship in order to help deal with stress and anxiety.
Some recreational fishing reopens in Washington
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) reopened some recreational fishing and hunting in a phased approach following the state’s efforts to limit the spread of coronavirus.