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Reconnecting with Columbia River’s new football coach
Paul Valencia used to interview Brett Smedley, the football player, for the Columbia River Chieftains in the early 2000s. Now, he is talking with Columbia River head coach Brett Smedley.
Juveniles arrested after evening disturbance at Gaiser Middle School
Law enforcement officials ask for back-up due to “riot conditions” in disturbance at middle school basketball tournament
Dueling lawsuits filed over operation of Chelatchie Prairie Rail Line
The operator of the Chelatchie Prairie Rail Line and the county, which owns it, filed dueling lawsuits against each other in Clark County Superior Court.
Your Week in Review – Episode 51 • March 15, 2019
Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast. See links to these stories below.
Commentary: Send Me — Argentina 2019 with Compassion To Action
ClarkCountyToady.com reporter Jacob Granneman, shares his experience filming the start of revival in Buenos Aires, Argentina with Clark County based nonprofit, Compassion To Action.
Regional Major Crimes Team releases details from March 7 officer involved shooting
The Regional Major Crimes Team released additional details Friday from its investigation of the recent shooting involving Vancouver Police detectives.
Union Titans put a ring on it
The Union Titans won the Class 4A state football title on Dec. 1, 2018. On Thursday night, they got to celebrate all over again with the arrival of their state championship rings.
Increased DUI enforcements planned for St. Patrick’s Day
On Sat., March 16, the Vancouver and Battle Ground Police Departments, Clark County Sheriff’s Office and Washington State Patrol will have additional officers enforcing the DUI laws in an effort to…
Clark County Council to consider speed limits on county road sections
Area residents will have a chance next week to offer their thoughts before Clark County considers changing or setting speed limits on six sections of county roadway.
Vancouver Police Chief hears from community after recent officer-involved shootings
Vancouver Police Chief James McElvain answered community questions about recent police shootings at a Vancouver Neighborhood Alliance meeting this week.
Clark College labor fight getting uglier
Clark College faculty educators packed another Board of Trustees meeting this week, pushing for larger raises in the wake of additional state funding for K-12 schools.
Working on trees in Vancouver? City asks residents to check first
Within the city of Vancouver, permits are required prior to removing, planting or doing major pruning on trees along streets.
WSU Vancouver’s Business Growth Map now accepting clients for next academic year
Washington State University Vancouver’s Business Growth Mentor and Analysis Program is accepting new clients for the 2019-20 academic year.
Prairie drill team posts a top finish at recent meet
The Prairie High School drill team placed first as a team in the drill competition at a recent meet at the Grays Harbor County Fairgrounds in Elma.
Annual tree sale slated for Sat., March 16
Thousands of trees will be offered for sale again this year by the Clark County Farm Forestry Association during a public sale set for Sat., March 16, beginning at 8 a.m., at the Albertson’s parkin…
Despite the opposition of an overwhelming majority of voters, carbon gas tax alive and well in state Senate
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts about efforts by Washington lawmakers to pass Senate Bill 5971, which would create a carbon gas tax.
Woodland Middle School student and aspiring baker donates more than $600 in cookie sales
Celina Green encouraged her daughter Dakota Wilcox, a student at Woodland Middle School, to engage in one of her favorite pastimes – baking fantastic sugar cookie bars – and to use the proceeds fro…
Scammers using sophisticated techniques to target and defraud Clark Public Utilities customers
Clark Public Utilities is urging customers to be on guard against a wave of sophisticated scams targeting customers with phone calls, automated calls and email phishing.