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Your Week in Review – Episode 3
Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast.
Ridgefield Mayor Ron Onslow delivers State of the City address
Ridgefield Mayor Ron Onslow delivered the annual State of the City address Thursday.
Vancouver Mayor Anne Mcenerny-Ogle delivers her first State of the City address
Vancouver’s mayor Anne Mcenerny-Ogle delivers an optimistic first State of the City Address.
Vancouver resident uses his own battles to help serve fellow Vietnam vets
Vietnam veteran Michael Burton had to address his own problems before the Vancouver resident could try to serve other veterans in Clark County.
Rep. Liz Pike explains decision to not seek continued role in politics
Rep. Liz Pike, a Camas resident, announced she was withdrawing from her political career in January. On Thursday, she answered questions about that decision for the first time publicly.
Port of Ridgefield moving ahead with dark fiber network
The Port of Ridgefield is happy over the passage of a state law that will let them build their own dark fiber network, potentially attracting big business to the Discovery Corridor.
Oregon officials have a long way to go to sell Clark County residents on tolling
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on Tuesday’s presentation by Oregon officials to the Clark County Council on the issue of placing tolls on I-5 and I-205.
Business profile: Relevant Coffee offers rich roasts in Uptown Vancouver
Mitch Montgomery brings more than 16 years of experience in the coffee industry to his business, Relevant Coffee, located in Uptown Vancouver.
Clark County hears from Oregon on Value Pricing progress
Clark County elected officials and citizens grill Oregon transportation officials Tuesday over prospect of tolling on I-5 and I-205 in Portland.
Woodland Public Schools partners with Woodland Preschool Co-op
The Woodland Preschool Cooperative will double its enrollment capacity for the 2018-2019 school year thanks, in part, to an ongoing partnership with Woodland Public Schools.
Hockinson High School student receives Kindness Citation
Hockinson High School student Alyssa Chapin recently received a Kindness Citation from Clark County Sheriff’s Deputy Jason Granneman.
Battle Ground seeks input on traffic congestion improvements
Battle Ground citizens were invited to check out plans for the final two phases of traffic congestion relief in the core of the city.
Soccer: Heritage’s Julian Bojorquez shares individual honor with team
Heritage senior Julian Bojorquez was named the WIAA’s state Player of the Week, but he prefers to share the honor with his teammates.
All-State basketball: Prairie’s Walling, Washougal’s Bea make first team
Three basketball players from Clark County make all-state teams.
Woodland Intermediate School partners with Home Depot to encourage students to read
Woodland Intermediate School kicked off the newest Woodland Reads literacy program by partnering with Home Depot to hold an event to get the school’s students excited about reading.
Country Shindig Concert & Dance to benefit Battle Ground Veterans Memorial
The 5th Annual Country Shindig Concert & Dance to benefit the Battle Ground Veterans Memorial will be held on Fri., April 13 from 6-10 p.m. at the Battle Ground Community Center.
Vancouver Police Department offers Safe Exchange Zones
The Vancouver Police Department has Safe Exchange Zones at each of its facility parking lots which offer a safer alternative to meeting a stranger in a remote or unfamiliar location.
Heritage High School CornHole Bag Toss Tournament for Autism Empowerment
Reporter Paul Valencia and Photographer Mike Schultz covered the Heritage High School Cornhole Bag Toss Tournament on Friday, March 23. The event was to raise awareness for Autism Empowerment.