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County manager seeks Telecommunications Commission applicants
The county manager is seeking applicants with an interest in government and educational access television and cable television franchising to fill four positions on the volunteer city/county Teleco…
Ridgefield’s Take Your Parent to School Day an overwhelming success
Ridgefield’s second annual Take Your Parent to School Day was an overwhelming success, according to district officials, with hundreds of parents coming to schools across the city.
ESD 112 seeks nominations for 2021 Regional Teacher of the Year award
Nominations are now being accepted for ESD 112’s 2021 Teacher of the Year award. The award is presented to an exceptional teacher in Southwest Washington every year. The winner of the regional awar…
Open House scheduled for Kozy Kamp Neighborhood Park set for Feb. 26
Neighbors and community members are invited to learn about plans for a new community park on Northeast 29th Avenue – Kozy Kamp Neighborhood Park. Clark County Public Works staff will host an open h…
Vancouver house fire displaces family
A Vancouver house fire displaced a family Wednesday.
Community members, educators speak at Camas School District Board meeting in support of former principal, free speech
Several people addressed the Camas School District Board Monday night to speak in support of Principal Liza Sejkora, who resigned last week, and to advocate for free speech. Lacamas Magazine captur…
Clark County responds to appeal from CASA for donations to bolster volunteer recruitment
CASA, a program of YWCA Clark County, needed to fill a funding gap that represented 20 percent of its budget when its federal Victims of Criminal Act’s (VOCA) grant was not renewed for the fiscal 2…
Residents can explore historical trash and stories it tells at free event
Clark County residents are invited to learn more about the stories told by waste, including historical trash unearthed at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, at a free event this month.
Washougal Police Officer named Officer of the Year
On Wednesday, the Washington Council of Police & Sheriffs (WACOPS) named Washougal Police Officer Francis Reagan, Officer of the Year for a heroic water rescue on the Washougal River in May 2019.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office responds to stabbing incident
A suspect was arrested and a victim was transported to an area hospital with life-threatening stab wounds after a disturbance in North Clark County Wednesday (Feb. 12).
Five Battle Ground Public Schools students named to All-State Honor Bands
Five student musicians from Battle Ground Public Schools have been selected for the Washington Music Educators Association’s (WMEA) All-State Honor Bands and will perform in the 2020 All-State Band…
Smith Tower shooter dies of natural causes while in hospital care
Robert Breck, the man accused of shooting three people inside the lobby of the Smith Tower in downtown Vancouver on Oct. 3, has died of natural causes.
PeaceHealth Southwest ready for possible coronavirus cases
Doctors at PeaceHealth Southwest say they haven’t seen any coronavirus cases, but have tested a couple of people for the virus.
Teach One to Lead One to host annual Leadership Breakfast
To celebrate all the non-profit’s community, school and individual partners, they will host their annual Leadership Breakfast on March 10 at Warehouse 23 in Vancouver. The event is open to the publ…
Voters in Vancouver, Battle Ground and Washougal approve ballot measures
The Clark County Elections Department released the initial results of the Feb. 11 special election. Ballot measures in Vancouver, Battle Ground and Washougal were approved by voters. Another 8,000…
County Council invites community to the 2020 State of the County
The Clark County Council invites the community to the 2020 State of the County on Wed., March 11 from 6-8 p.m. The event will be in the sixth-floor hearing room in the Public Service Center, 1300 F…
Vancouver seeks applicants for Volunteer Parking Advisory Committee
The city of Vancouver is seeking applicants interested in filling two vacancies on its volunteer Parking Advisory Committee. The deadline to apply for these positions is 5 p.m, Wed., March 11.
County invests local behavioral health funding to develop supportive housing
Clark County is using behavioral health funds to help finance The Elwood, which will break ground on Mon., Feb. 17 and will include 46 apartments of supportive housing.