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Commission on Aging offers opportunities to advocate for older citizens and more livable communities
Clark County is seeking applicants for three positions on its Commission on Aging. The commission manages and implements the county’s Aging Readiness Plan and fosters countywide awareness, dialogue…
Clark County TODAY • Episode 20 • February 25, 2020
Chris Brown highlights the top stories from ClarkCountyToday.com. Cowlitz County Sheriff’s deputies help return sea lion to the Columbia River; Five pets die in Salmon Creek fire; Open House Minist…
Community Foundation grants $1.3 million in 2019
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington announced the opening of its first grant cycle of 2020, which will be accepting applications through March 31.
Open House Ministries to host free wellness clinic for pets of the homeless
Members of the homeless community gather at Open House Ministries every year for the annual block party, which often times also includes another free pet clinic. Photo courtesy of Open House Minist…
Ridgefield celebrates Youth Arts Month
The Ridgefield School District established Ridgefield Youth Arts Month to support the district’s commitment to deliver personalized learning experiences for students through appreciation of the art…
CCHM Speaker Series: ‘Women’s Suffrage in Southwest Washington’
Clark County Historical Museum continues the 2020 Speaker Series at 7 p.m. on Thu., March 5, with Tracy Kelly’s presentation of “Women’s Suffrage in Southwest Washington.”
Southeast Mill Plain Boulevard/104th Avenue Improvement Project begins in March
Construction is expected to get underway in early March along Southeast Mill Plain Boulevard, from Southeast 102nd Avenue to Chkalov Drive.
Vancouver firefighters save family dog from burning house
Crews from the Vancouver Fire Department saved a family dog from a burning house Saturday.
Union’s Toolson is Washington’s Mr. Basketball
Washington coaches association makes its picks for top boys high school basketball players as teams prepare for state tournament play.
Republican Gubernatorial candidate to deliver keynote address to Clark County Republican Women
Joshua Freed is the first in a series of Republican candidates for Washington governor slated to speak to Clark County Republican Women (CCRW) this year.
Op-ed: ‘There is no way to know how many equestrian facilities and barns will be able to weather the financial storm codes and fees have created’
Susan Rasmussen, of Clark County Citizens United, shares her thoughts on on-going disputes between the Clark County equestrian community and the county over regulations.
Clark County Public Health seeks community members to serve on Ethics Review Committee
Clark County Public Health is seeking community members to serve on its Ethics Review Committee. The committee reviews actual and potential public health ethical dilemmas and provides recommendatio…
Cowlitz County Sheriff’s deputies help return sea lion to the Columbia River
Cowlitz County Sheriff’s deputies and officials from other agencies helped a wayward sea lion return to the water this weekend.
Wrestling’s winning weekend: Four state champions share how they celebrated
Athletes from Hudson’s Bay, Seton Catholic, Mountain View, and Union won titles at Mat Classic.
Undefeated Union boys go to state as top seed
In all, 13 boys and girls high school basketball teams from Clark County have advanced to their state tournaments.
State sports: Camas wins third straight gymnastics championship
The Camas Papermakers won their third consecutive Class 4A state gymnastics championship Saturday.
Five pets die in Salmon Creek fire
Clark County Fire District 6 Firefighters battled a fully involved house fire Friday morning in the Salmon Creek neighborhood. By the time smoke cleared they found the bodies of three dogs and two…
Clark College announces new president
The Clark College Board of Trustees announced Friday its selection of Dr. Karin Edwards to be the college’s next president.