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Battle Ground chiefs to advocate for disaster preparedness
The Battle Ground police and fire chiefs want the public to know that if a large-scale disaster strikes, they need to be prepared to take care of themselves and their families for three days or lon…
CASEE invites the community to celebrate 25-year anniversary
The Battle Ground School District is inviting the community to join in celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Center for Agriculture, Science and Environment Education program in the Battle Ground…
Drug take-back event results in collection of 4,683 pounds of medications
Organizers say 4,683 pounds of unused and unwanted prescription medications were turned in by 1,451 residents at five collection sites in Clark and Skamania counties last weekend.
Making a difference: Vancouver vet tech brings love for animals home with her
Vancouver veterinarian technician Theresa Ayers takes her job home with her as a volunteer with Must Love Dogs NW.
Herrera Beutler to host Southwest Washington Jobs Fair in Vancouver
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler is again offering an annual jobs fair for southwest Washington residents. There will also be a workshop for those seeking jobs.
Want to ‘carrot kiss’ a llama? Head to the Walk/Run for the Animals
Rojo the 400-pound therapy llama will be among the attractions at the Humane Society of Southwest Washington’s Walk/Run for the Animals at Esther Short Park.
Fort Vancouver creates $90.2 million in benefits for local economy
An annual analysis has found that visitors to the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site supported 1,010 jobs and created $90.2 million in economic benefits for the local area.
Vancouver man injured in Sunday crash accused of DUI
A 64-year-old Vancouver man is accused of driving under the influence after a Sunday crash involving three vehicles on Interstate 205 in Vancouver.
Walk MS: Vancouver 2018
Close to 500 people showed up for Walk MS: Vancouver 2018, a fundraiser to help fight multiple sclerosis.
Unique race coming to Vancouver Waterfront
A unique race is coming to the downtown Vancouver waterfront, and it will help to raise money to research into spinal cord injuries. Just be prepared to wake up really early.
Your Week in Review – Episode 7
Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast.
Could trade schools be making a comeback?
Are trade schools making a comeback in America? A severe lack of technically skilled laborers could make two-year college degrees more attractive for many.
Woodland still undefeated in softball
Woodland takes the first softball game against Ridgefield in a battle for first place in the 2A Greater St. Helens League.
‘How We Came to This Place’ seeks to help Clark County natives and newcomers understand each other
A continuing series titled “Clark County Stories — How We Came to This Place” aims to help natives and newcomers understand one another while recording history as it happens.
Weekend Preview, our new feature at ClarkCountyToday.com
Host Chris Brown highlights some local events for Clark County residents.
Herrera Beutler bill to repeal 1834 prohibition of tribal distilleries gets hearing
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler testifies on her bill to repeal the 1834 prohibition of tribal distillers.
‘Dear Edwina Jr’ will encourage theatergoers to ‘sing your own song’
Metropolitan Performing Arts is offering the community three opportunities to see a cast of Vancouver teens perform in an uplifting musical called “Dear Edwina Jr.”
After losing 17 percent of job base in recession, Washougal celebrates ‘Opportunity Zones’
Leaders in Washougal are feeling optimistic after being included in a new federal program that seeks to bring private investments to many communities that are still reeling from the Great Recession.