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County Council adopts rule change aimed at RVs on public roads
New rules adopted this week by the Clark County Council will give neighbors new tools to report RVs and other vehicles illegally parked along public roads.
Clark County TODAY • Episode 25 • March 12, 2020
Chris Brown highlights the top stories from ClarkCountyToday.com: Coronavirus Cancellations; Clark County parking codes change to address street RVs; Long-time teacher files civil rights lawsuit ag…
Clark County recommends canceling large events over coronavirus concerns
Clark County Public Health is now recommending any large gatherings of more than 250 people be canceled or postponed, following the lead set by Gov. Jay Inslee on Wednesday.
Fire District 3 recruiting women and people of color for 2020
In 2018, the National Fire Protection Association reported that 96 percent of career firefighters are men, and 82 percent are white. Clark County Fire District 3 Assistant Chief Barbara Widlund say…
Share Hot Meals program to switch service to brown-bag meals
Effective Sat. March 14, the Share Hot Meals program, which operates at Share House, 1115 W 13th St., will suspend its traditional meal service in the cafeteria and instead serve brown-bag meals fo…
Evergreen School District announces schedule changes and cancellations due to COVID-19
Evergreen Public Schools has decided to proactively begin suspending events that bring large groups of students, adults, and community members together as Washington and Oregon respond to COVID-19.
County Council votes to approve 10-year master plan for historic Heritage Farm
After conversing with the public and experts both within and outside county staff, Clark County Council voted to approve a new 10-year master plan for the 78th Street Heritage Farm, this week.
Trey Knight’s world is centered in Ridgefield
idgefield High School senior Trey Knight is looking forward to one last high school season before joining the USC Trojans to throw the hammer.
Seattle Seahawks player visits York Elementary School in Vancouver
A milk dispenser at York Elementary School in the Evergreen school district prompted a visit from a member of the Seattle Seahawks this week.
VIDEO: COVID-19 Q&A with Clark County Public Health Officer Alan Melnick
Clark County is warning elderly residents that they should stay home to avoid COVID-19, but not banning public gatherings or closing schools just yet.
Long-time teacher files civil rights lawsuit against Evergreen School District
Washougal resident Eric Dodge has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the Evergreen School District claiming that Wy’east Middle School Principal Caroline Garrett called him a “racist,’’ “bigot,’’…
Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries programs canceled starting on Friday
Fort Vancouver Regional Library District officials have decided to cancel its public programs for two weeks, starting March 13 and going through at least March 27
Teach One to Lead One Clark County gathers community for annual leadership breakfast
More than 200 mothers, fathers, business owners, elected officials, teachers, sons, and daughters gathered this week for Teach One to Lead One’s annual Leadership Breakfast at Warehouse ‘23.
County Council cancels today’s State of the County event
Clark County officials have canceled today’s State of the County event and the city of Vancouver has made its annual State of the City Address television only. Both decisions were made out of conce…
Gov. Jay Inslee to ban large gatherings in three Washington counties
Groups of over 250 will not be allowed in three Washington counties after an order from Gov. Jay Inslee. Even without that order, many local groups are following suit, and businesses are suffering.
Surviving children in SR-503 head-on crash showing improvement
The family of Rosa Wilson has been providing updates on the couple’s two surviving children, and thanking the community for their outpouring of support.
Concrete barrier coming to SR-503 where three died in head on crash Friday
A concrete barrier will soon be installed along SR-503 from 154th Avenue to Main Street in Battle Ground
Clark County TODAY • Episode 24 • March 10, 2020
Chris Brown highlights the top stories from ClarkCountyToday.com: ‘Rocky Mountain’ free documentary series coming next week on Clark County Today; Coronavirus Update; Public Health says 18 being te…