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Area residents can get an inside look at Vancouver Public Schools
Vancouver Public Schools (VPS) invites the community to experience public schools firsthand on Wed., May 29.
High School Sports roundup: Clark County baseball too strong to ignore
Camas and Skyview baseball on a roll; Mountain View soccer survives; plus more highlights from the weekend
Mother’s Day: Remembering my mom and her many endearing qualities
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance shares his memories of his mother Donna Vance, who passed away in 2004.
Mother’s Day means serving with love for new Vancouver church
New area church endeavours to be known by their love, starting this weekend with 10 single moms receiving honor at their “Super Mom” Mother’s Day event.
Woodland High School’s Drama Club presents award-winning play, ‘She Kills Monsters’
Woodland High School’s Drama Club presents “She Kills Monsters,” highly-acclaimed by The New York Times and a 2013 AATE Distinguished Play Award Winner.
Washington legislature provides $1.539 million in funding for key projects in Washougal
The recent 2019-2021 Washington state budget passed by the Legislature includes $1.539 million in appropriations and grants that is vital to advancing two key Washougal projects.
Vancouver receives $800K in state budget for Fourth Plain Community Commons project
The city of Vancouver is scheduled to receive $800,000 for construction of its Fourth Plain Community Commons project in the state’s new two-year capital budget.
Biokleen to host Green Business Morning Blend networking event
Area business representatives have an opportunity to learn about green cleaning product manufacturer Biokleen at a free networking event this month.
Central Vancouver residents unhappy with new Homeless Navigation Center
Five months after a new Homeless Navigation Center opened near Fourth Plain and Grand, neighbors say crime and drug use has skyrocketed in the area.
County Council delays 179th area street funding decision
Citing a lack of public input and new concerns over school funding, the Clark County Council presses pause on 179th area street improvement funding.
Your Week in Review – Episode 59 • May 10, 2019
Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast. See links to these stories below.
High School roundup: River soccer still undefeated; plus track and field results
Mountain View and Prairie soccer to play for state bid; Class 4A GSHL soccer teams are done.
Battle Ground’s Tamara Gunter earns WMCA’s President’s Award of Distinction
Battle Ground’s Deputy City Clerk Tamara Gunter was recently recognized by the Washington Municipal Clerk’s Association with the 2019 President’s Award of Distinction for outstanding service to the…
WSU Vancouver recruiting paraeducators for teaching certification
ELL IMPACT, a federally funded program offered by Washington State University Vancouver, is recruiting paraeducators working with English language learners to become teachers at a lower cost than t…
Jaime Herrera Beutler announces Congressional Art Competition winner
U.S. Representative Jaime Herrera Beutler announced the winners of Southwest Washington’s Congressional Art Competition, as voted on by her panel of judges from across the region.
County Council decides to stay with evening hearing schedule
The Clark County Council decided Tuesday night to update its hearing schedule. Hearings will begin at 6 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of the month.
56th annual Vancouver Fireworks Spectacular gears up for the Fourth of July
The Historic Trust and city of Vancouver announce the 56-day countdown to the 56th Annual Vancouver Fireworks Spectacular presented by Columbia Credit Union.
Mountain View students to shine at Fashion Under The Stars
Some students have a passion for fashion, while others just want to have fun on the runway