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Hockinson Hawks 2019 Preview
Coach: Rick Steele 2018: 13-0, Class 2A state champions for the second year in a row; 6-0 2A GSHL, league champions Biggest offseason news: Sawyer Racanelli, one of the top recruits in the state as…
UPDATE: County land use hearing held to address Yacolt Mountain Quarry’s request for mining permit early
Yacolt Mountain Quarry’s request for a new mining application earlier than 10 years, was denied by the county and is now heard by the hearings examiner.
Low water conditions limit boat access on Yale Reservoir
Low water levels in the Lewis River drainage are beginning to impact boaters. The boat ramps at Saddle Dam Park, Cougar Park and Beaver Bay on Yale Reservoir will close until further notice.
WSDOT pilot project: Zipper merge for improved travel on eastbound SR 14 from I-205
With nearly 40 percent more traffic using eastbound State Route 14 in east Vancouver over the last 20 years, traffic backups and delays are a common occurrence between the on-ramps from Interstate…
Clark County Council clears the way for 179th area development
After years of deliberation, Clark County took a major step towards allowing development in the NE 179th Street area around I-5 and the Fairgrounds.
Vancouver teacher wins Washington History Teacher of the Year; now in the running for national award
iTech Preparatory Middle School history teacher John Zingale won the Washington National History Teacher of the Year, and is now in the running for the national award.
Your Week in Review – Episode 74 • August 23, 2019
Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast. See links to these stories below.
Jaime Herrera Beutler announces ‘STEM App Challenge’ competition for Southwest Washington students
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler announced that Southwest Washington students will once again have the opportunity to participate in the annual Congressional App Challenge, an original app compe…
Kristan Maurer named fire chief at Clark County Fire District 6
Clark County Fire District 6 Fire Commissioners this week announced the selection of Kristan Maurer as the district’s new fire chief.
County Council appoints Bryan Halbert to the Planning Commission
The Clark County Council Thursday appointed Bryan Halbert to the Clark County Planning Commission for a term that begins immediately and ends Dec. 31, 2023.
High school football: The joy of the first day of practice
From a midnight practice, to drills in the rain, teams from all over Clark County celebrated the first official day of football practice.
La Center teachers could strike without a new contract by next Tuesday
After quickly reaching a deal last year, La Center teachers are ready to strike for a better contract this year.
Biking Brothers: Helping the homeless through cross-country fundraiser
Open House Ministries Chaplain Mark Roskam and brother Mike will cycle the entirety of Route 66 to raise $66,000 for the shelter and organization.
Body of 14-year-old boy recovered from Lacamas Lake after apparent drowning
On Tue., Aug. 20 at 6:08 p.m., Camas Police was dispatched to the 3300 block of NE Everett St., Lacamas Lake, for a welfare check on a missing 14-year-old boy. Divers entered the water around 9:23…
Paul Scarpelli appointed to Vancouver School District Board of Directors
Paul Scarpelli has been appointed to fill the vacant position on the Vancouver Public Schools Board of Directors. The appointment follows school board interviews with 11 candidates on Aug. 20.
Area filmmaker premieres student-produced short film at Camas’ Liberty Theatre
ClarkCountyToday.com’s own Jacob Granneman will premiere his student-made short film for the community on Sept. 12 at Camas’ historic Liberty Theatre.
Opinion: The difference between opinion-based content and news
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on the difference between opinion-based content and news.
Crews respond to trees, brush fire near NE 179th Street
Clark County Fire & Rescue (CCFR) responded to a report of trees and brush on fire in the 2500 block of NE 179th Street at 1:33 p.m. today (Tue., Aug. 20).