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The fast changing landscape that is restaurants and food delivery
With the recent increase in the popularity of app services such as DoorDash, Postamates and Uber Eats, delivery of just about any restaurant still open for take-out is more than possible, it’s easi…
‘Tough conversations’ coming for Vancouver says city’s mayor
Vancouver Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle talks about how she’s dealing with staying home during the coronavirus outbreak, and the issues facing her city even after things reopen.
Gov. Jay Inslee asks Washington residents to report those violating stay-at-home order
In his Monday afternoon media availability to discuss the coronavirus pandemic, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee revealed a three-tier process for reporting violators of the stay-at-home order.
Jaime Herrera Beutler to host telephone town hall with public health and economic assistance Experts on April 1
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler will host a live telephone town hall on Wed., April 1 at 5:30 p.m. This telephone town hall will feature experts who will provide information on public health an…
Rep. Larry Hoff, 22 other lawmakers, ask Gov. Inslee to lift temporary ban on recreational fishing
Rep. Larry Hoff and 22 other lawmakers asked Gov. Jay Inslee to lift the temporary ban on recreational fishing.
Our school: Columbia River Chieftains
Student leaders Noel Sims and Alex Miller describe what makes Columbia River High School so special
Six public restroom facilities remain open in parks throughout city of Vancouver
Public restrooms remain open at six parks throughout the city in an effort to provide facilities for people who are unhoused in Vancouver.
Clark County Today presents ‘Our School’ project
A daily series to highlight Clark County’s high schools, what makes them special, as told by students.
Confirmed COVID-19 cases in Clark County reach 110
Clark County Public Health says 20 more confirmed cases of COVID-19 bring the total to 110, with six total fatalities from the virus.
Clark County Today presents “Our School” project
A daily series to highlight Clark County’s high schools, what makes them special, as told by students. A celebration of local high schools, from the perspective of student leaders. (Newest at top,…
Clark County Today presents “Our School” project
A daily series to highlight Clark County’s high schools, what makes them special, as told by students.
Construction industry dealing with impacts of Gov. Jay Inslee’s ‘Stay Home, Stay Healthy’ order
After originally believing their industry would be deemed as an essential activity in Gov. Jay Inslee’s “Stay Home, Stay Healthy’’ order, commercial and residential construction business owners wer…
COVID-19 update: 28 new confirmed cases reported in Clark County, including one death
In its daily update to the coronavirus pandemic on Friday (March 27), Clark County Public Health reported 28 new positive tests for COVID-19 and another death.
C-TRAN to temporarily reduce Express service starting March 30
Effective Mon., March 30, C-TRAN will make temporary service reductions to Express routes serving downtown Portland.
Video calling and conferencing: A guide during unusual times
If there is one positive skill to be learned during steadily increasing restrictions, social distancing and “Stay Home” orders due to COVID-19, perhaps it is how to better use video conferencing an…
Battle Ground School District student lunch debt wiped clean by anonymous donor
An anonymous donor has given $40,000 to help cover active student lunch debt in the Battle Ground School District.
VIDEO: Clark County Today reporter may have COVID-19
Clark County Today reporter Jacob Granneman talks about his own symptoms which may be COVID-19, and why he won’t seek testing to confirm the diagnosis.
Evergreen Public Schools donates medical supplies to CRESA
Evergreen Public Schools dipped into their shelter in place kits to provide thousands of masks and other equipment for use in Clark County hospitals.