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Editorial: Painful news about education funding was expected and more will follow
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on news released by Vancouver Public Schools Tuesday that the district is facing a budget shortfall for the 2019-2020 school year of at lea…
Class 4A/3A boys basketball notes: Union win streak to 15
High school basketball season already into its stretch run.
Oh, the thinks you could think! — “Seussical” at Skyview High School
Skyview high school will perform “Seussical” the musical for their fall/winter production, with anticipated sold-out shows over the next two weeks.
Battle Ground featured on newly wrapped C-Tran bus
It’s the first in a series of buses meant to showcase the cities served by C-Tran
18th District legislators touring ahead of 2019 session
Legislators in the state’s 18th District spent their Saturday touring around Clark County to hear from constituents at several town hall meetings
Salmon Creek Greenway Trail reopens after sewage spill Sunday morning
The Salmon Creek Greenway Trail is open after a sewage spill early Sunday morning east of the pump station on Northwest 36th Avenue closed a portion of the trail for cleanup.
Jennifer Baker named new president of CREDC
The Columbia River Economic Development Council (CREDC) announced Monday that its Board of Directors has named Jennifer Baker as president of the organization.
Pride of Prairie’s gym: Longtime employee says goodbye
Ralphie Montgomery leaves as “heart and soul” of Prairie High School’s athletics.
Woodland approves boundary plan for reconfigured elementary schools
Woodland Primary and Woodland Intermediate Schools will be reconfigured to join Yale Elementary in serving grades K-4 beginning with the 2019-2020 school year and all three schools will have attend…
WSDOT launches study to improve travel near SR 500 and NE Fourth Plain Boulevard
To address the current traffic problems near SR 500 and NE Fourth Plain Blvd., the WSDOT is studying the intersection with local partners to identify possible solutions to improve safety, mobility…
South Ridge Elementary students visit senior living center
Every month, Karen Moses’ fourth grade class celebrates kindness with First Friday Friendship Fiesta. Last month, the students took their fiesta on the road to the Highgate Senior Living Center, wh…
WSU Vancouver welcomes new students at ROAR orientation
WSUV hosts another ROAR orientation for incoming freshman and transfer students for the spring 2019 semester, with resources and news for the future of the campus.
Your Week in Review – Episode 41 • January 4, 2019
Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast. See links to these stories below.
Clark County Public Health confirms possible measles exposure
People who used PeaceHealth Urgent Care on Main Street in Vancouver on New Years Eve may have been exposed to measles, Public Health confirms
Eastern Washington football has plenty of local ties
Eastern Washington, with help from several local athletes, to play for NCAA FCS football championship.
Community thoughts: Legitimacy and impact of the government shutdown
Residents share their thoughts on the ongoing partial government shutdown, and how the the subsequent federal park closures is impacting them.
2019 look ahead: Ridgefield Raptors preparing for grand opening
New baseball team featuring college players will call Clark County home.
Nominations open for 2019 Iris Awards
Nominations are now being accepted for the 2019 Iris Awards, which honor outstanding women in Southwest Washington.