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Saddle Dam Park closure extended for engineering work
Saddle Dam Park on Yale Reservoir will remain closed after other PacifiCorp-owned recreation areas along the Lewis River reopen following the anticipated lifting of some state-mandated stay-at-home…
Target Zero creating messages of encouragement and safety for class of 2020
The remainder of the school year, as we all know, has been canceled and no one has been hit harder by the closure than graduating seniors. The Target Zero Program for Clark and Skamania counties, w…
Share a recipient of 2020 Governor’s Volunteer Service Awards
Serve Washington recently announced recipients of the 2020 Governor’s Volunteer Service Awards. Recipients include groups and individuals and are being recognized for their outstanding commitment a…
Area leaders, elected officials scramble to address economic impact of stay-at-home orders
As the economic impact of Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s stay-at-home order continues to grow, elected officials and government leaders in Clark County are scrambling to address current and future bu…
Gubernatorial candidate sues Gov. Inslee in federal court for ‘blatant violation of Constitution’
Gubernatorial candidate Joshua Freed filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington against Gov. Jay Inslee calling his Executive Order (GP 20-2…
Pressure grows for governor to reopen the state: ‘The natives are growing restless’
From county governments, to elected officials like Rep. Vicki Kraft of Vancouver, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee is facing increasing pressure to figure out how to get businesses back open sooner than…
Clark County residents urged to seek emergency care for stroke, heart attack symptoms
Clark County residents may have concerns about visiting hospital emergency departments during the COVID-19 pandemic, but health officials are urging people to seek emergency care when necessary.
Vancouver city manager issues Emergency Order about city-owned community gardens
Vancouver City Manager Eric Holmes Wednesday issued Emergency Order 2020-12 related to the closure of city-owned community gardens. The new order shortens the duration of the closure of city-owned…
Downtown Camas May First Friday goes virtual
The Gnome & Fairy Gala is the traditional May First Friday theme in Downtown Camas but this year the “gala” will be going virtual and extra days will be added to the fun. The gnome and fairy online…
Special hunt permit applications
Hunters can submit special hunt applications between April 20 to May 18 for deer, elk, mountain goat, moose, bighorn sheep, and fall turkey 2020 seasons in Washington.
The Salvation Army in Vancouver to host Community Food Drive on April 27
The Salvation Army in Vancouver will host a community food drive on Mon., April 27, to collect items desperately needed for its food bank. Non-perishable food items, personal hygiene products, and…
Heritage High School senior offers social distancing car wash
Heritage High School senior Cade Gardner wants to come to your driveway to wash your vehicle … for free.
Clark College Foundation supporting students in addition to federal stimulus
The Clark College Foundation is presently in crisis mode, much like everyone else. More unique to them, however, is its goal of providing for people in a very specific predicament: students without…
Governor: Reopening state more like ‘turning a dial than flipping a switch’
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee on Tuesday outlined his framework for reopening the state’s economy, but warned it will not be like flipping a switch.
Letter: ‘Parents have become increasingly aware of CSE being taught in schools’
Jennifer Heine-Withee and Julia Dawn Seaver, among the founders of Informed Parents of Washington and members of SW Washington Parents’ Rights in Education, share their thoughts on Comprehensive Se…
LIVE @ 6: Clark County Today News Update • Tuesday, April 21, 2020
Chris Brown highlights the top stories from ClarkCountyToday.com at 6 p.m. COVID-19 update; Ban on large events in Vancouver parks extended through July 3; Vancouver Parks and Recreation closures e…
Rep. Herrera Beutler, Vancouver Mayor McEnerny-Ogle propose back-to-work demonstration project in Southwest Washington
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler and Vancouver Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle sent a letter to Gov. Jay Inslee requesting the implementation of a demonstration project to begin re-opening the economy…
Ban on large events in Vancouver parks extended through July 31
A ban on large events in Vancouver parks was extended through July 31 after city officials said many event organizers supported the decision.