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Battle Ground’s National Night Out to feature new activities and family favorites
People

Battle Ground’s National Night Out to feature new activities and family favorites

Battle Ground celebrates National Night Out on Tue., Aug. 6 from 6–8 p.m. at Kiwanis Park located at 422 SW 2nd Ave. The free community-building event features fun activities, information, prizes a…

Jul 30, 2019

Barnaby Gloger named assistant principal at Ridgefield High School
Community News

Barnaby Gloger named assistant principal at Ridgefield High School

The Ridgefield School District Board of Directors approved the appointment of Barnaby Gloger as assistant principal at Ridgefield High School during their regular board meeting on Tue., June 23.

Jul 30, 2019

Opinion: ‘One of the greatest memories of my lifetime was the first time I heard my child’s heartbeat’
Opinion

Opinion: ‘One of the greatest memories of my lifetime was the first time I heard my child’s heartbeat’

ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance shares some very personal thoughts on an issue that remains extremely controversial.

Jul 30, 2019

CCHM First Thursday: History of the Community AME Zion Church Choir
People

CCHM First Thursday: History of the Community AME Zion Church Choir

Clark County Historical Museum will continue its 2019 First Thursday Speaker Series on Thu., Aug. 1, with “Faith Music: The History of the Community AME Zion Church Choir.”

Jul 30, 2019

Washougal MX National: The annual event ‘featured near-perfect conditions and a massive crowd’
Sports

Washougal MX National: The annual event ‘featured near-perfect conditions and a massive crowd’

The 39th Washougal MX National took place this past weekend, and ClarkCountyToday.com reporter Jacob Granneman was there to capture this sights and sounds.

Jul 29, 2019

Washington State Police seeking answers after car struck by bullet on SR-14
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Washington State Police seeking answers after car struck by bullet on SR-14

Washington State Patrol is looking for information after a stray bullet struck a car on SR-14 eastbound in Vancouver last week, shattering the driver’s side window and injuring a 27-year old woman

Jul 29, 2019

Letter: Parents ‘still have the right to claim a religious or medical exemption’ in spite of Senate Bill 1638
Opinion

Letter: Parents ‘still have the right to claim a religious or medical exemption’ in spite of Senate Bill 1638

Vancouver resident Katie Bauer shares her experiences with Vancouver Public Schools regarding the impact of Senate Bill 1638.

Jul 29, 2019

Washougal’s Pavement Management Program in full Summer swing following funding boost from council
Community News

Washougal’s Pavement Management Program in full Summer swing following funding boost from council

With summer weather finally hitting the Pacific Northwest, the city of Washougal is in the midst of a robust Pavement Management Program, made possible by an enhanced investment from the city council.

Jul 29, 2019

Ballot measures before voters in Aug. 6 primary and special election
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Ballot measures before voters in Aug. 6 primary and special election

Three ballot measures before voters in the Aug. 6 primary and special election.

Jul 29, 2019

County prosecutor warns out of date software could cripple his office
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County prosecutor warns out of date software could cripple his office

A vital software upgrade needed to allow the Clark County Prosecuting Attorney’s office to function could cost over half a million dollars.

Jul 29, 2019

Pavement work to begin Monday night on East Mill Plain in Vancouver
Community News

Pavement work to begin Monday night on East Mill Plain in Vancouver

A city of Vancouver project to improve pavement conditions on East Mill Plain Boulevard, from Fort Vancouver Way to Grand Boulevard, is expected to get underway this week.

Jul 29, 2019

Auditor schedules special three-day filing period for two elected offices with no candidates
Community News

Auditor schedules special three-day filing period for two elected offices with no candidates

Clark County Auditor’s Office has scheduled a special three-day filing period for two area elected positions that received no candidate filings prior to the May 17 deadline.

Jul 29, 2019

Crowds flock to east county for the 2019 Camas Days
People

Crowds flock to east county for the 2019 Camas Days

The 2019 Camas Days celebration took place over the weekend with activities Thursday through Sunday around the city of Camas.

Jul 29, 2019

Clark County Sheriff’s Office warns area residents of fraudulent phone calls
Community News

Clark County Sheriff’s Office warns area residents of fraudulent phone calls

The Clark County Sheriff’s Office has recently received numerous reports of fraudulent phone calls being derived from the telephone number of or similar to (360) 397-2211.

Jul 29, 2019

Two-car crash injures Battle Ground teen
Community News

Two-car crash injures Battle Ground teen

A two-car collision took place at the intersection of NE 199th Street and NE 167th Avenue in Battle Ground. A 17-year-old teen is said to have sustained serious injuries.

Jul 29, 2019

What peace sounds like: Music therapy continues to transform the NICU at PeaceHealth
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What peace sounds like: Music therapy continues to transform the NICU at PeaceHealth

PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center is fostering an atmosphere of calm through its own music therapy program; operating within the NICU.

Jul 26, 2019

Summer Playgrounds program bridges the gap for area students
Youth

Summer Playgrounds program bridges the gap for area students

Hundreds of Vancouver children enjoy a free meal and play time during Summer Playgrounds programs throughout the city.

Jul 26, 2019

Your Week in Review – Episode 70 • July 26, 2019
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Your Week in Review – Episode 70 • July 26, 2019

Chris Brown discusses the top stories this week from ClarkCountyToday.com.

Jul 26, 2019