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Vancouver officials invite public to weigh in on future of the Heights District
Changes are coming to the 205-acre Heights District located in the heart of Vancouver, and city of Vancouver officials will seek public input on the future vision for the area at a community open h…
New program to combat vehicle fluid leaks, water pollution
Starting this summer, Clark County drivers will have additional help maintaining their vehicles and reducing water pollution caused by vehicle leaks.
Op-ed: Clerk’s decision to shutter office will hurt voters
Clark County Clerk Candidate Barbara Melton offers her thoughts on the decision to close the Clark County Family Court Facilitator’s office.
Encouragement for the weary parent out there
ClarkCountyToday.com’s Heidi Wetzler offers her thoughts on the challenges and, ultimately, the rewards of parenting.
College football recruiting: QB Victor passes for a receiver, too
In part two of our series on college football recruiting, we take a look at Lincoln Victor of Union, a rare talent who is being recruited for a position he does not play in high school.
Vancouver Council addresses latest tolling plan from Oregon
Members of the Vancouver City Council scrambled on Monday to respond to a draft report ahead of the final meeting next week of the Value Pricing Public Advisory Committee in Portland.
Was there really a cougar in Battle Ground?
People on the Battle Ground, WA Facebook community page enjoyed poking fun at the fake cougar sighting on Saturday. Wildlife officials said earlier sightings still appear to be credible.
Whipple Creek Park project up for national prize
Whipple Creek Park is one of three finalists for a prize from John Deere that goes to a transformative public project.
College football recruiting: Opportunities are there for area athletes
Several high school football players from Clark County are well into the recruiting season already. ClarkCountyToday.com focuses on two players from Union — Lincoln Victor and Darien Chase — for a…
County working to restore animal control, code enforcement service levels
Clark County is coping with an unexpected, temporary reduction in Animal Protection and Control and Code Enforcement service levels.
Planters Days brings entertainment and community pride to Woodland
The city-wide Planters Days celebration of Woodland’s botanical heritage drew crowds looking to participate in a number of events including a frog jump competition, parade, water ski show, and bed…
Fatherless children get to enjoy outdoor fun at Trout Camp 2018
Kids without dads get to enjoy outdoor activities for Father’s Day weekend at Trout Camp 2018
Your Week in Review – Episode 14 • June 15, 2018
“The Week in Review.’’ Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast from on location at Whipple Creek Regional Park.
Farming competition’s state champion graduating from Woodland High School
Cooper Kaml, the novice high school horticulturist who won the 2018 state title for Future Farmers of America, talks about his surprising victory, future plans, and the importance of community.
Battle Ground to offer free Summer Playground Program
Battle Ground’s Summer Playground program is just around the corner. The free program, designed for children aged 4-10, brings fun recreational activities to four Battle Ground parks each Wednesday…
Community Development interim director presents plans to address Citygate findings
In a meeting before the Clark County Council this week, Mitch Nickolds, interim director of Community Development, presented strategies for implementing recommendations from a recent performance re…
North Clark Historical Museum to host dedication of Rashford Steam Donkey
On Sat., June 23, North Clark Historical Museum will host a dedication to the Rashford Steam Donkey at 11 a.m. The Museum is located at 21416 NE 399th St, in Amboy.
Hudson’s Bay High School teacher awarded $12,000 for CASE curriculum equipment and technology
Hudson’s Bay High School teacher Amy Carpenter has been awarded $12,000 for CASE curriculum equipment and technology to advance agriculture science education.