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Vancouver-based WellHaven seeks to create happy vets and pets amid explosive growth
Business

Vancouver-based WellHaven seeks to create happy vets and pets amid explosive growth

Happy vets make happy pets. La Center resident and WellHaven CEO John Bork believes that simple truth will drive the growth of his rapidly expanding Vancouver-based business.

May 4, 2018

HS sports: La Center, King’s Way to battle in baseball today
Sports

HS sports: La Center, King’s Way to battle in baseball today

Notes from high school sports as baseball, softball and soccer head toward the postseason

May 4, 2018

Want to apply for a special hunt permit? WDFW deadline approaching
Sports

Want to apply for a special hunt permit? WDFW deadline approaching

The Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife is encouraging hunters to apply for special hunt permits prior to the May 23 deadline.

May 4, 2018

As eruption anniversary approaches, programs offered at Mount St. Helens Visitors Center
People

As eruption anniversary approaches, programs offered at Mount St. Helens Visitors Center

The Mount St. Helens Visitors Center is preparing for a summer full of programs beginning on the anniversary of the 1980 eruption May 18.

May 4, 2018

Weekend Preview • May 3, 2018
Entertainment

Weekend Preview • May 3, 2018

Host Chris Brown highlights some local events for Clark County residents.

May 3, 2018

Lacrosse making name for itself in Clark County
Sports

Lacrosse making name for itself in Clark County

The sport of lacrosse is growing in Clark County with the help of high school club teams.

May 3, 2018

King’s Way Christian football looking for new head coach
Sports

King’s Way Christian football looking for new head coach

King’s Way Christian School football in search of new head coach.

May 3, 2018

Vancouver iTech Preparatory students work with Park Service to create virtual museum
Community News

Vancouver iTech Preparatory students work with Park Service to create virtual museum

Students at Vancouver iTech Preparatory are working with the Fort Vancouver Historical Site to create an interactive virtual museum containing three-dimensional images of artifacts discovered durin…

May 3, 2018

SW Washington law enforcement celebrating Cinco de Mayo with increased DUI patrols
Community News

SW Washington law enforcement celebrating Cinco de Mayo with increased DUI patrols

There will be extra officers on the roads of Clark County May 5 and 6 as agencies perform DUI emphasis patrols.

May 3, 2018

Are you a teacher on a budget? Museum to offer free admission
Community News

Are you a teacher on a budget? Museum to offer free admission

The Clark County Historical Museum is offering free admission for teachers and school support staff on May 12 in recognition of Teacher Appreciation Day.

May 3, 2018

20-year-old Battle Ground motorcyclist killed in crash
Community News

20-year-old Battle Ground motorcyclist killed in crash

A 20-year-old Battle Ground man died Wednesday after his motorcycle collided with a pickup truck at the intersection of NE 72nd Avenue and NE 159th Street.

May 3, 2018

Clark County wants to compete for Complete Streets money
News

Clark County wants to compete for Complete Streets money

Clark County officials want to board the Complete Streets bus, but they say it’s only so the county can qualify for state grant funding for local transportation projects.

May 3, 2018

WIAA notes: Columbia River coach reflects on gymnastics’ change of venue
Sports

WIAA notes: Columbia River coach reflects on gymnastics’ change of venue

Notes regarding the WIAA’s decisions to change venues in some sports, plus make Battle Ground the home for state cheer.

May 2, 2018

Woodland Public Schools uses technology, training and teamwork to keep students and staff safe
Youth

Woodland Public Schools uses technology, training and teamwork to keep students and staff safe

Woodland Public Schools makes safety for students and staff the top priority with new technology; regular review and updating of security procedures; staff training; and holding practice drills at…

May 2, 2018

Residents again decry mining operations on Livingston Mountain during council meeting
News

Residents again decry mining operations on Livingston Mountain during council meeting

Residents of Livingston Mountain neighborhoods on Tuesday spoke at length to the Clark County Council about ongoing public safety and private property concerns linked to a quarry in the area.

May 2, 2018

ODOT spokesman’s comments don’t change this mind
Opinion

ODOT spokesman’s comments don’t change this mind

ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on comments made by Oregon Department of Transportation Public Information Officer Don Hamilton earlier this week.

May 2, 2018

Final open house on Oregon’s tolling plan held in Vancouver
Transportation

Final open house on Oregon’s tolling plan held in Vancouver

ODOT held its final open house for Value Pricing in Portland, but there’s a long way to go until tolling becomes a reality in Oregon.

May 2, 2018

Prairie coach instrumental in changes to state golf tournament
Sports

Prairie coach instrumental in changes to state golf tournament

Local high school golf coach had a key role in changes that will be made beginning next school year at state championships.

May 2, 2018