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Rep. Vicki Kraft bill sets minimum $5,000 fine for sex trafficking conviction
A bill that would prohibit courts from waiving, reducing or suspending certain fees and fines charged to those convicted of sexual exploitation of children received a hearing Friday in the House Pu…
Vancouver Police Activities League distributing sports equipment to area youth
On Sun., Feb. 24, the Vancouver Police Activities League will be holding a free community-wide sports equipment distribution event at Clark College, in conjunction with the Clark Penguins’ doublehe…
Telecommunications Commission to conduct review of Comcast Performance
The City/County Telecommunications Commission will conduct its biennial public review of Comcast Cable’s performance at 3:30 p.m. Wed., March 6 in Vancouver
Port of Vancouver seeks developer for Columbia River Waterfront Blocks
The Port of Vancouver USA is seeking proposals from development firms interested in designing, permitting, constructing and managing a mixed-used development on a portion of the port’s 10-acre site…
City of Vancouver engineering applications going digital March 1
On March 1, the city of Vancouver’s Development Review Division will take the next step towards going 100 percent digital when it starts requiring all engineering applications be submitted to the c…
Japanese vessel Iwagi Island calls Port of Vancouver on her maiden voyage
The Port of Vancouver USA welcomed the Iwagi Island, commanded by Capt. Yi Hai Yu of China, on her maiden voyage Feb. 15.
Legislation to improve identification of highly capable students passes House Education Committee
Legislation that would improve how the state identifies highly capable students unanimously passed the House Education Committee on Monday afternoon.
State wrestling: Championships are forever
The stories of eight individual champions from Clark County after Mat Classic extravaganza
Ridgefield Schools facing uncharted waters after building bond failure
Ridgefield schools are in unfamiliar territory after a $77 million building bond failed to pass in this month’s special election
Hoops roundup: Prairie, Battle Ground, Hudson’s Bay on win streaks
A dozen county teams have qualified for state, with a chance for one more
Your Week in Review – Episode 47 • February 15, 2019
Chris Brown covers the top stories of the week on ClarkCountyToday.com. Snowfall turned to flooding in Clark County; Hockinson and Ridgefield schools come up losers in special election; Clark Colle…
C-TRAN is at it again
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts of C-TRAN’s efforts to build a second Bus Rapid Transit line.
C-TRAN closing in on final design of Mill Plain Vine
C-TRAN is getting closer to moving into the final design phase of the Mill Plain Vine Bus Rapid Transit corridor.
High School wrestling: Tanner Craig is Camas’ man with a plan
Mat Classic, featuring more than 100 Clark County high school wrestlers, begins today in Tacoma.
HS Basketball: Columbia River thanks parents on way to state
Nine Clark County teams have qualified for state basketball tournaments; several more still alive.
All Parkrose Hardware locations now accept used, leftover paint for free
Clark County residents now can take used or leftover paint to any of the three Parkrose Hardware locations in the county.
Vancouver Public Schools officials point finger of blame at legislature for budget crisis
Vancouver Public Schools says it is facing an increasing budget deficit due to a number of issues, including student population declines and lack of clarity from the state.
Camas advances to Final 6 in Small Business Revolution competition
The city of Camas has qualified for the Top 6 Towns in the Small Business Revolution Main Street competition and is in the running for a $500,000 investment, a starring role on a Hulu TV series, an…