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Police cuff three for DUI during latest emphasis patrols
Law enforcement stops a total of 68 motorists during one-day emphasis patrols.
PRIDE Night offers Woodland families and community members opportunity to learn about the school
Woodland’s families, students, and community members attended Woodland Middle School’s Annual PRIDE Night, an evening event featuring special breakout sessions and presentations.
PeaceHealth Southwest wants you to ‘Take Your Brain Out to Play’
PeaceHealth Southwest hosting ‘Take Your Brain Out to Play’ event for third year.
Panel to discuss death, dying and what it means to other cultures
Faith and Cultural Panel to discuss death and culture before answering questions from attendees.
ClarkCountyToday.com announces the addition of award-winning journalist
ClarkCountyToday.com announces the addition of award-winning reporter Eric Schwartz to its staff of journalists.
Video: Highlights from ceremony honoring Vietnam veterans
Vietnam and Vietnam Era veterans take a moment to introduce themselves at a ceremony in their honor at Vancouver Mall.
Your Week in Review – Episode 4
Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast.
Wind storm set to slam Clark County on Saturday
A major wind storm could bring down trees and knock out power Saturday in Southwest Washington.
Transportation congestion: It’s too important to ignore
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance encourages area residents to inform themselves about transportation issues impacting their quality of life.
Cowlitz Tribe excited by new event venue at ilani Casino
ilani Casino Resort cut the ribbon on their new 30,000-square-foot Meeting and Entertainment Center, which will host concerts, conventions, weddings, and much more
Vancouver woman continues to lead search for daughter’s killer
Former Vancouver resident Krystal Mitchell was murdered almost two years ago in San Diego, CA. Her mother Josephine Funes Wentzel traveled to San Diego and Phoenix this week to help authorities ren…
Battle Ground seeks public input on Fireworks rules
The city of Battle Ground is looking for public input as they take up the issue of whether to place new restrictions on the sale and/or use of fireworks inside city limits.
Battle Ground School building bond — Part II: The opposition
Examining the key arguments against the Battle Ground School District’s $224.9 million Capital Improvement Bond, up for a vote on April 24.
Vietnam and Vietnam Era veterans to be celebrated Saturday at Vancouver Mall
Ceremony to honor Vietnam and Vietnam Era veterans scheduled for Saturday at Vancouver Mall.
Clark County law enforcement paying extra attention to inattentive drivers
Law enforcement agencies across the state of Washington will be out in force through next week, looking for anyone violating the state’s tougher law against using electronic devices behind the wheel.
Math skills lead former Washougal woman to long-term mission with Navy
A 1995 Washougal High School graduate chose college for its math program first, then considered sports. Today, she works for the U.S. Navy and is about to be inducted into Western Washington’s Athl…
Battle Ground Schools building bond: Part I — The arguments in favor
Battle Ground Schools are hoping the third time is the charm for a construction bond. In Part One of our series, we focus on the district’s case for voting yes.
Vancouver Salary Commission eyes 3 percent raise for city council members next year
The Vancouver Salary Review Commission is set to recommend a raise for the mayor, mayor pro tem, and city council members at a meeting next month.