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Rob Perkins and Bethany Rivard each seeking Position 2 on the Evergreen School District’s Board of Directors
The race for Evergreen School District Board of Directors Position 2 is between incumbent Rob Perkins and challenger Bethany Rivard.
Letter: Dale Rice ‘is beholden to no one, except the voters and children of this community’
Vancouver resident Adam Rice shares his thoughts on the race for Vancouver Public Schools Board of Directors Position 1.
Election 2019: Clark County Council District 4
The race for Clark County Council’s District 4 seat demonstrates key differences between the two candidates.
ClarkCountyToday.com Halloween Costume Parade 2019
We want to see your cute costumed babies, bewitching witches and super spook-takular goblins! Join us in sharing your amazing Halloween costumes in our virtual Halloween Costume Parade! Tag us, mes…
3A GSHL football: Crazy regular season wraps up with Evergreen and Prairie playing for title
A preview of the Evergreen-Prairie game, along with weekly notes from the Clark County football teams in the 3A GSHL
Opinion: One election issue ‘has piqued my interest more than any other’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance raises a question about the races for area school board positions in next week’s general election.
Race for Position 1 on the Vancouver School Board hotly contested
The for Vancouver Public Schools Board of Directors Position 1 is between incumbent Dale Rice and challenger Kyle Sproul.
County youth program seeks west-side input on youth substance use, misuse
The West Van for Youth coalition is conducting a survey to gather views on youth substance use from families and businesses in the west-side 98660, 98661, 98665 and 98663 zip codes.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office uses DNA technology and seeks assistance in an unsolved 1980 homicide
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the assistance of the media and the public regarding an unsolved case from 1980. The Sheriff’s Cold Case Unit is seeking background information on the f…
Panel discussion at WSU Vancouver to break down Clark County measles outbreak
Experts in public health, journalism and the community will share their perspectives at Washington State University Vancouver during the “Anatomy of a Public Health Crisis” panel discussion to be h…
Friends of the Carpenter annual dinner and auction raises $106,705
Friends of the Carpenter’s (FOC) annual dinner and auction raised a grand total of $106,705 to support its ministry of services, including a record-breaking $38,550 during the special appeal.
The Historic Trust celebrates veterans
33rd Annual Lough Legacy Veterans’ Parade is Sat., Nov. 9 VANCOUVER — The Historic Trust and city of Vancouver recently announced the 33rd Annual Lough Legacy Veterans’ Parade, Sat., Nov. 9, 11 a.m…
Clark County Sheriff’s Office seeking identity of a construction burglar
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office has released images of the suspect VANCOUVER — On at least two separate occasions, an unknown individual stole over $50,000 worth of construction equipment from a…
Letter: ‘This community is ready for a change in leadership’
Former Vancouver Public Schools board director Kathy Gillespie offers her thoughts on the race for VPS Board of Directors Position 1.
Clark County Fire District 3 passes annexation resolution
The Board of Fire Commissioners for Clark County Fire District 3 approved a resolution placing an annexation proposal on voter ballots during the Feb. 11, 2020 special election. If approved by vote…
City to relocate Vancouver Police Department headquarters
The city of Vancouver will move forward with plans to relocate its police department headquarters after receiving authorization from Vancouver City Council to approve a lease purchase agreement on…
4A GSHL football notes: Once again, Union vs. Camas is the big deal
Here are the weekly football notes from the 4A GSHL, with a preview of the big Union-Camas clash.
Battle Ground School Board eliminates sex ed requirement
The state could move next year to require comprehensive sexual health classes in schools.