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County Council overturns ban on marijuana-related businesses
A hotly divided Clark County Council has moved to overturn a 2014 ban on marijuana-related businesses in the unincorporated areas.
Baseball: Curt Daniels Invitational starts Wednesday
A dozen baseball teams of high school age players will be in the area for the annual tribute to a coaching legend.
Steve Marshall takes over as superintendent of Hockinson schools
Hockinson School District welcomes its newest superintendent this month, with a promise from Steve Marshall to make sure the community has a voice.
Free repair program is granted two more years
Officials with Columbia Springs’ repair program, Repair Clark County, recently announced the program has been funded for an additional two years. The program is free and open to the public and rout…
Port, partners and community open new section of bicycle/pedestrian pathway
A crowd converged on a spot along Northwest Lower River Road Tuesday to cut the ribbon on a new section of bicycle/pedestrian pathway and celebrate improved connectivity for the community. The almo…
Tuesday nights are free Family Movie Night at the Battle Ground Community Center
Battle Ground Parks & Recreation presents free Family Movie Night. Each Tuesday through August 13, the city will feature a blockbuster, family-friendly movie in the cool comfort of the beautiful Ba…
Clark County Public Health lifts advisories at Lacamas and Round lakes
Clark County Public Health has lifted the advisories at Lacamas and Round lakes in Camas. The blooms of cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae, at the lakes dissipated over the weekend and a…
Washington’s 2019-2020 fishing regulations now available
Area anglers can start planning for their next fishing trip with the 2019-2020 Washington Sport Fishing Rules pamphlet, now available from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW).
Mick Hoffman sets his goals for the WIAA
Monday was the first official day on the job for Mick Hoffman, the new executive director of the WIAA.
Audit: County’s risk management approach is ‘well designed but its implementation limited its effectiveness’
The Clark County Audit Oversight Committee will meet at 2 p.m. Tue., July 2, to review a recent performance audit of the county’s Risk Management function.
Vancouver Police investigating an armed robbery in Vancouver
On Sunday (June 30), at approximately 1:15 p.m., Vancouver Police officers responded to report of an armed robbery in the area of Plomondon St and General Anderson Ave in Vancouver.
No fireworks on school Vancouver Public School grounds
Due to fire risk and the presence of construction material and equipment at several schools, fireworks are again prohibited on all VPS grounds and parking lots this summer.
Ridgefield Police respond to attempted theft of occupied vehicle
On Sunday (June 30), Ridgefield Police responded to an incident where a suspect had reportedly tried to steal an occupied vehicle.
Gaynor’s Automotive expands to fifth Clark County location
Gaynor’s Automotive expanded its full automotive repair service to Clark County residents with the addition of its fifth location. The long-time fixture in the area’s auto repair industry added the…
Battle Ground Police Department seeks public’s help in Kubota excavator theft
In the mid-afternoon of Sun., June 23, a Kubota Excavator valued at $65,000 was stolen from a construction site just south of the Cedars Golf Course clubhouse located at NE 152nd Ave and NE 181st St.
Young Ridgefield star heading to Cleveland for an all-star experience
A 12-year-old softball player from Ridgefield has made it to the national finals of a skills competition, to be held during Major League Baseball’s all-star festivities.
Battle Ground voters to decide future of city’s fire services
The city of Battle Ground could ask voters to decide whether to annex into Clark County Fire District 3 early next year.
Camas expands Urban Tree Program and grows Lacamas Lake green space
The city of Camas is making headway in conserving more land surrounding Lacamas Lake as well as applying the Urban Tree Project to more developments.