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Donors and nonprofits surpass $1.2 million goal during Give More 24!
More than 150 nonprofits that provide services in southwest Washington combined forces Sept. 20 for a 24-hour, online giving marathon called Give More 24!
Architect’s Archive: The work of Day Hilborn
On Thu., Oct. 4, the Clark County Historical Museum will be hosting its next First Thursday Speaker Series event
Our Eastern Outdoors: Washougal Waterfront Park
Eastern Clark County hosts many large outdoor recreation sites that few people from other parts of the county realize exist. Washougal contains several of these spots, and recently opened a new par…
Student artwork beautifies fence line around Ridgefield High School construction site
Students from Tamara Hoodenpyl’s second year illustration class are creating outdoor art panels along the fenceline at Ridgefield High School.
Clark College kicks off fall quarter
Monday, September 24 marked the start of the 2018 fall quarter at Clark College.
PeaceHealth Southwest offers hospice volunteer training
PeaceHealth Hospice is seeking volunteers to work with patients and families to provide important hospice services including respite care, and to volunteer at the Ray Hickey Hospice House.
Businesses invited to learn more about Paid Family and Medical Leave Program
Clark County business owners are invited to learn more about the state’s upcoming Paid Family and Medical Leave program Monday evening.
Hockinson remains undefeated with a lopsided victory at Columbia River
Hockinson defeated Columbia River in Class 2A Greater St. Helens League football action Friday at Columbia River High School. The Hawks will play host to Woodland next week in a matchup of two unde…
Bellevue rally shocks Camas
Camas lost a hard-fought 38-35 decision to Bellevue Friday night in a non-league high school football game at Doc Harris Stadium. The difference in the game came on a field goal on the final play.
Your Week in Review – Episode 28 • September 21, 2018
Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast.
New Clark County Manager Shawn Henessee weathers the storm
New Clark County Manager Shawn Henessee sat down with ClarkCountyToday.com after his first six weeks on the job to talk about how things are going
Woodland schools staff kicks off new school year
In preparation for the new school year, Woodland Public Schools faculty and staff gathered for an annual all-staff breakfast and collaborative meeting on Sept. 10.
Expert help offered for those filing for financial aid
Prospective college students and their parents can get expert help filing for financial aid for college in fall 2019 at College Goal Washington, a free event that helps students and families comple…
Summer’s End Promenade and Public Lands Day to be celebrated at Fort Vancouver
The National Park Service at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site will present the annual Summer’s End Promenade on Sat., Sept. 29, between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., as part of the national park’s celebr…
City of Battle Ground launches new website
Visitors to the city of Battle Ground’s website will discover a fresh new look, improved accessibility, and updated content designed to serve and engage city residents, businesses, and the larger c…
Week 3 • HS football reports: Trico League
ClarkCountyToday.com reporter Paul Valencia takes a look back at last week’s high school football games and ahead to this week’s action.
Letter: Congresswoman Jamie Herrera Beutler ‘works for southwest Washington’
Letter: Congresswoman Jamie Herrera Beutler ‘works for southwest Washington’
Susan Anderson to lead Clark County’s Animal Protection and Control, Code Enforcement
Mitch Nickolds Clark County Community Development director announced last week he has tapped Susan Anderson to manage the county’s Animal Protection and Control and Code Enforcement Services depart…