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Union gets state regionals started with win over Battle Ground
Three games played Friday and eight more Saturday featuring Clark County basketball teams in state tournaments.
Your Week in Review – Episode 48 • February 22, 2019
Chris Brown covers the top stories of the week on ClarkCountyToday.com. Ridgefield schools dealing with the unexpected failure of third building bond; Drag Queen Story Hour at Vancouver Public Libr…
Union’s basketball family adds one more to depth chart
Titans head coach took some time off during playoffs — for best reason ever
Clark County Historical Museum to hold talk with author Judith Jacobs Litchfield
As part of Women’s History Month, Clark County Historical Museum will hold a talk Thu., March 7, with Judith Jacobs Litchfield, author of the 2017 memoir “Providence White Caps: The Diary of Bernic…
What’s the deal with 2019 tax returns?
Early tax refunds are lower than last year, but does that mean the president’s tax reforms are a bust?
Ridgefield School District schedules Take Your Parent to School Day
Ridgefield School District held its third annual Take Your Parent to School Day in January.
PeaceHealth offers free teen heart screenings Saturday
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver, and PeaceHealth St. John Medical Center in Longview will offer free heart screenings for teenagers this coming Saturday.
Hockinson School District officials invite public to engage in superintendent search process
Hockinson School District is hosting a community forum Mon., March 4, where district residents may participate in the process of selecting the district’s next superintendent.
Projections of low spring chinook returns constrain Columbia River fishing seasons
Fishery managers from Washington and Oregon approved this week a sport fishery for spring chinook salmon on the Columbia River that reflects a significant reduction in the number of fish available…
House unanimously approves Rep. Larry Hoff’s first bill
In a 96-0 vote last week, the state House of Representatives approved a bill sponsored by Rep. Larry Hoff to assist the Department of Licensing in eliminating inefficiencies after its rollout of a…
Volunteers work to restore Battle Ground’s Brookhaven Park and Woodin Creek
Dozens of volunteers will gather at Battle Ground’s Brookhaven Park this Sat., Feb. 23 to dig a hole, plant a tree, and do it again – all in an effort to benefit the local habitat, Woodin Creek, an…
Clark College hosts food summit
Clark College will host “Growing Our Future” on Fri., Feb. 22, to explore issues within the local food system and possibilities for new curriculum at the college to support this region’s food-produ…
Vancouver police officer involved in shooting identified
In a news release issued Thursday, the Vancouver Police Department has identified the police officer involved in a shooting that claimed the life of a 16-year-old Vancouver resident.
Drag Queen Story Hour brings complaints to the FVRL Board of Trustees meeting
A recent drag queen story hour brought dozens of area residents to the Vancouver Community Library’s Board of Trustees meeting, most to complain.
Medical disorder is no excuse for Union gymnast
Top high school gymnasts competing this week at state championships.
State basketball brackets released
Four regional tournament basketball games will be be played at Battle Ground High School on Saturday.
A longtime teacher’s classroom legacy
Karen Stolberg was happy to visit Union Ridge Elementary for Take Your Parent to School Day. And she has an interesting connection to her granddaughter’s second grade teacher, Sara Eastham.
Measles update: 62 confirmed cases, one suspected case
Clark County Public Health is continuing its measles outbreak investigation. Since Jan. 1, Public Health has identified 62 confirmed cases and is currently investigating one suspect case.