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Business: Prestige Care is looking for compassionate caregivers to join its team
Prestige Care, a family-owned operator of Discovery Nursing and Rehab of Vancouver and Prestige Assisted Living at Hazel Dell, is looking to expand its team of compassionate, part-time staff member…
Letter: 18th District lawmakers address the spread of COVID-19
Lawmakers from the 18th Legislative District — Sen. Ann Rivers, Rep. Brandon Vick and Rep. Larry Hoff — issued a letter to their constituents Friday in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
City of Vancouver to remove three aging trees from Esther Short Park
After a careful evaluation, the city of Vancouver will be removing two declining Norway maple trees along Esther Street and one Norway Maple with structural issues along 8th Street in the next few…
Battle Ground Police Chief Mike Fort issues public message
Battle Ground Police Chief Mike Fort issued a letter to the public Friday in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Why are providers still limiting COVID-19 testing?
The majority of the 8,000 kits send by the federal government ended up in the Puget Sound area CLARK COUNTY — UPDATE: We have added the rate of Emergency Room visits and hospitalizations with COVID…
Two additional COVID-19 cases confirmed in Clark County
Two people have tested positive for novel coronavirus, COVID-19, in Clark County. These new cases bring the total number of COVID-19 cases in Clark County to six.
Sheriff’s Office works with other facilities to prepare for COVID-19 effects on jail system
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office has begun the process of implementing a multiple-level plan to protect corrections staff and inmates in the Clark County Jail system during the novel coronavirus,…
Covid-19 News Update – Thurs., March 19
Here’s your Thursday update on the latest COVID-19 news.
Parks and recreation use across Clark County continues during pandemic
While there are no restrictions in place yet in county, city or state parks in Washington, the state of Oregon recently closed all of its state parks, and many public health departments are caution…
Golfers can still play through at Camas Meadows
Business was strong at Camas Meadows Golf Course on Thursday, a recreational facility still open during the pandemic
Woodland Public Schools staff packs and delivers nearly 1,600 meals for area children in need
KWRL school bus drivers, along with our paraeducators, drove throughout the Woodland community, delivering the meals free-of-charge to all children 18 years and younger
Woodland Public Schools launches home learning opportunities website
Woodland Public Schools launched a home learning opportunities website to provide area families with resources to help students continue their learning during the statewide COVID-19 school closure.
The Historic Trust honors George C. Marshall Leadership Award recipients
The Historic Trust announces this year’s General George C. Marshall Leadership Awards recipients, Chase Smith (Adult Award recipient) and Grace Melbuer (Youth Award recipient).
Rep. Paul Harris’ charter school bill signed into law
Charter schools in Washington scored a victory yesterday, as Gov. Jay Inslee signed into law Rep. Paul Harris’ bill that will enhance administration capabilities at state charter schools.
“Rocky Mountain” Documentary – Chapter 3
In chapter three, the third and final part of Clark County Today’s documentary series, “Rocky Mountain,” you will have the chance to listen to the hearts of each voice and glimpse the road map goin…
VIDEO: Funeral for Battle Ground mother and daughter adjusts to fit restrictions on gatherings
Unable to go inside the church, hundreds watched a live stream of the funeral for Rosa and Juniper Wilson, then lined the road to honor the mother and daughter killed this month in a head-on crash…
La Center Mayor Greg Thornton issues Proclamation of Emergency
La Center Mayor Greg Thornton today issued a formal Proclamation of Emergency and adopted further operational steps to assure continuing service and the safety of residents and city staff.
Faith over fear: One church’s ingenuity in a time of isolation
Living Hope Church’s drive-in services will broadcast audio of worship and speaking through your FM radio, while you gather together in the parking lot, just like a drive-in theater.