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Vancouver’s Charter Review Committee considers election of City Council by district
The city of Vancouver’s Charter Review Committee will discuss election of city council members by district at their next meeting Thu., May 2.
Clark County plays small role at NFL draft
Washington lineman Kaleb McGary goes in first round; Eastern Washington kicker Roldan Alcobendas still hopeful to find a place.
Vancouver prepares for busy pavement season this summer
The city of Vancouver’s Pavement Management Program is preparing for another big year, putting approximately $11 million into improving pavement conditions throughout the community.
Blood supply to local trauma centers running on fumes
Bloodworks Northwest is bracing for low blood supplies this summer so they’re ramping up their appeal for blood donations, especially Type O blood types.
Arts Building Historic Plaque unveiling scheduled for May 7
Clark County Historical Society and Museum will unveil the latest plaque as part of its Historic Buildings Plaque Program at 3:30 p.m. Tue., May 7, at the front entrance of the Arts Building in Van…
Ridgefield 5th graders pay kindness forward with baby blanket drive
Students in teacher Laura Gosnell’s 5th grade class at Sunset Ridge Intermediate School in Ridgefield recently completed a class project — a baby blanket drive that resulted in a donation to Legacy…
WSU Vancouver to graduate 1,045 students at 2019 Commencement
Washington State University Vancouver will graduate 1,045 students at its 2019 Commencement ceremony at 1 p.m. Sat., May 4 at the Sunlight Supply Amphitheater in Ridgefield.
Annual Clark Public Utilities Home & Garden Idea Fair continues through Sunday
The 28th annual Clark Public Utilities Home & Garden Idea Fair continues through Sunday at the Clark County Event Center in Ridgefield.
Your Week in Review – Episode 57 • April 26, 2019
Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast. Emotions run high during the memorial for fallen Cowlitz County Deputy Justin DeRosier ; Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atk…
Clark County Jail advisory group nearing a recommendation
The group working on a plan to replace the aging Clark County Jail is expected to make a report soon, but will voters be willing to pay the price?
Dream of home ownership comes through for area family
The American Forest Resource Council (AFRC) and the Evergreen Habitat for Humanity recently announced a partnership in Vancouver, WA to build a home for a deserving family in the McKibbin Commons n…
Softball notes: Battle Ground, Mountain View, Woodland leading the way
Notes on all high school softball teams in Clark County
Clark Public Utilities receives national commendation
Clark Public Utilities has received a national commendation from the American Public Power Association for its support in electric power restoration efforts around South Puget Sound and Western Ore…
Battle Ground High School Drama presents ‘Little Women’
Battle Ground High School Drama is set to perform the timeless classic “Little Women” beginning May 8.
Louisa Garbo selected to serve as Ridgefield Community Development director
After what Ridgefield officials described as “an extensive nationwide search process,’’ the city has hired Louisa Garbo to serve as the city’s Community Development Department director.
Washougal High School students to gain full DUI experience without the alcohol
Washougal High School conducts an “Every 15 Minutes” assembly when a senior chooses to organize it for their senior project. The program includes a realistic and impactful scenario of just what can…
UPDATE: Arrest made in hit-and-run of Vancouver Police vehicle
A Vancouver police vehicle was damaged in a hit-and-run collision this morning, the suspect was arrested Thursday afternoon after a brief chase
Is the Clark County measles outbreak over?
Clark County Public Health has set a date to declare an end to the area’s measles outbreak, assuming no new cases are discovered.