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ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance addresses the elephant in the room, which is the perception of some of what is ClarkCountyToday.com’s brand?
Council to hear from the public on changes to Clark County fireworks regulations
The Clark County Council will hold a public hearing on potential changes to fireworks regulations. Based on a recent work session, councilors could move to limit the sale of fireworks to four days…
Health officials warn of dangers of rabid bats amid spike in positive tests
There have been just three cases of rabid bats being found in Clark County since 2015, but health officials are warning of increased danger amid a recent spike in positive results elsewhere in the…
Eight team champions highlight high school sports year
A list of the best finishes by Clark County teams in each high school sport for the athletic calendar of 2017-18.
Best Day Ever: Hockinson football reflects on championship
As we say goodbye to the 2017-18 academic year, we look back on the day Hockinson football won its first state title.
Weekend Preview • May 31, 2018
Host Chris Brown highlights some local events for Clark County residents.
Facts and statistics meet opinions at Clark County Council marijuana discussion
Proponents and opponents of the ongoing ban on marijuana sales and production in Clark County met around a table with the Clark County Council on Wednesday. The result was a marathon work session l…
Clark County Council names Shawn Henessee as new county manager
About a year after the firing of Mark McCauley, Clark County has a new county manager. The council on Thursday announced the hiring of Pleasant Hill, Missouri, city administrator Shawn Henessee.
Baseball community continues to honor fallen soldier with MVP award
The MVP award for the Southwest Washington Senior All-Star Baseball Games is named after former Prairie Falcon Jeremiah Johnson, a soldier who died in 2007.
County manager finalists answer questions in public forum
The three finalists for Clark County manager answered a series of questions during a public forum Wednesday morning in front of a packed house.
Battle Ground honors World War II veteran who served as a torpedoman on 10 submarines
Sixteen local high school seniors recently had the opportunity to meet Tudor F. Davis, a 20-year veteran of the Navy who fought in World War II and served as the torpedoman on 10 different submarines.
Ridgefield eighth-grader to compete at nationals for History Day contest
An eighth-grader from Ridgefield will be competing on the national level for the National History Day Contest. Tyla Engstrom will be traveling to Maryland to perform her monologue.
Team of the Spring: Columbia River boys soccer
Members of the Columbia River boys soccer team talk about winning a state championship.
A great performance from Woodland’s Olivia Grey
Olivia Grey had an incredible weekend, striking out 69 batters in four games to help Woodland to a state softball title.
Strong Teens Against Substance Hazards and Abuse seeks new members
Clark County is looking for a few good kids (or young adults) to join its peer education program, Strong Teens Against Substance Hazards and Abuse.
Battle Ground students land jobs through experience operating bank at high school
Did your high school have its own bank? Battle Ground does, and school officials say it’s leading to jobs for students before and after graduation.
‘Footloose’ earns 5th Avenue Award nominations for Ridgefield students
Several Ridgefield High School students are getting some hard-earned acknowledgment following their participation in a production of “Footloose.”
Options replace despair eight years into Herrera Beutler’s Jobs Fair
A long line of hungry job-seekers attended Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler’s first Jobs Fair eight years ago. This year, with the economy roaring back to life, the scene wasn’t one of desperati…