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Our school: Heritage Timberwolves
Student leaders Kulbir Singh and Katie Peneueta describe what makes Heritage High School so special.
‘Buy a Meal, Give a Meal’ — Twigs Bistro partners with area hospitals
In a time of layoffs and uncertain futures in the restaurant world, Twigs Bistro is facing the storm by blessing those fighting on the frontlines. In other words, “Buy a Meal, Give a Meal.”
Clark County COVID-19 death toll rises to eight, 131 cases
Two more deaths have been confirmed related to the COVID-19 outbreak in Clark County, along with one additional positive test result.
Opinion: No bending the rules during this pandemic
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts and experiences during the coronavirus pandemic.
Clark County Public Works to close restrooms at all county parks effective immediately
With the support of Clark County Public Health and the Clark County Council, restrooms in all county parks will be closed effective immediately. The closure helps support Gov. Inslee’s “Stay Home,…
Our school: Ridgefield Spudders
Student leaders Charlie Fisher and Tyler Lehnertz share what makes Ridgefield High School so special.
Business: Mill Creek Pub owner announces closure of the Battle Ground restaurant
Russell Brent, owner of Mill Creek Pub in Battle Ground, today announced the closing of the restaurant that has been a huge part of the Battle Ground community for the past eight-and-a-half years.
PeaceHealth Family Medicine Clinic will temporarily close
The PeaceHealth Family Medicine Clinic at 505 NE 87th Avenue, Vancouver, will temporarily close starting today, April 1.
Safe Parking Zone opened for people living in vehicles during COVID-19 response
The city of Vancouver, in partnership with Centennial Real Estate and the Vancouver Mall, has opened a temporary Safe Parking Zone in the Vancouver Mall parking lot. Available April 2-30, the Safe…
Confirmed cases of COVID-19 climb to 130 in Clark County
The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 climbed by 14 in Clark County, bringing the total to 130.
VIDEO: A ‘Thank You’ to our medical workers across Clark County and beyond
Thousands of men and women across Clark County and southwest Washington have pledged themselves to save human lives. For many, it was just the right thing to do. We wanted to say thank you.
Free coupons can help Vancouver residents with spring cleanup
Vancouver’s annual spring coupon program is scheduled to be available soon, helping residents within the city of Vancouver with free disposal of yard debris and tires at designated drop-off sites.…
Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce hosts donation website for locally made medical-grade PPE materials
The Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce (GVCC) in partnership with local manufacturers and medical clinics, will host a webpage dedicated to accepting donations toward the production of medical-g…
Clark County’s first COVID-19 victims were man and wife who died hours apart
After nearly 53 years of marriage, Merle and Dee Tofte each died of complications from COVID-19 at PeaceHealth Southwest earlier this month, just hours apart.
Opinion: A challenge for our leaders; how to earn my respect
Clark County Today Administrator Heidi Wetzler shares her thoughts and experiences during the coronavirus pandemic.
Vancouver company hopes new drug can help people fight COVID-19
Vancouver-based pharmaceutical company CytoDyn Inc. has received emergency permission from the FDA to conduct clinical trials of its investigational drug Leronlimab on people with COVID-19.
Clark College student among COVID-19 cases as total rises to 116
The number of COVID-19 cases in Clark County rose to 116 on Tuesday, and Clark College confirmed a student recently tested positive.
Our school: Hudson’s Bay Eagles
Student leaders Stacia Mikaele and Rider Bond describe what makes Hudson’s Bay High School so special.