Clark County TODAY • Episode 5 • Nov. 15, 2019

Chris Brown highlights the top stories this week from ClarkCountyToday.com: Write-in candidate Barry McDonnell ousts Shannon Turk as Camas mayor; Supplemental levy for Vancouver Public Schools heads to February ballot; Saying ‘thank you’ by listening: The Veterans History Project; A Flag Dedication: Veterans Day 2019; Bi-state bridge commission combs through CRC failure in second meeting; Alzheimer’s Association holds public meeting at PeaceHealth SW; All aboard The Polar Express at the Vancouver Mall; State football: Eight Clark County teams prepare for first round; Volleyball: Undefeated Ridgefield looks to repeat as state champions; State swimming: A true team effort at La Center; Fighting Shockwave: Women’s football team in Portland has a Clark County connection.

Write-in candidate Barry McDonnell ousts Shannon Turk as Camas mayor

Posted by Ken Vance, Editor

|Tuesday, November 12, 2019

|in : News

Write-in candidate Barry McDonnell ousts Shannon Turk as Camas mayor

Results of the Nov. 5 general election show that write-in candidate Barry McDonnell will defeat incumbent Shannon Turk in the race for mayor of the city of Camas.

Supplemental levy for Vancouver Public Schools heads to February ballot

Posted by Chris Brown

|Wednesday, November 13, 2019

|in : News

Supplemental levy for Vancouver Public Schools heads to February ballot

Vancouver School District is asking voters to approve a supplemental local funding levy in February.

Saying ‘thank you’ by listening: The Veterans History Project

Posted by Jacob Granneman

|Monday, November 11, 2019

|in : News

Saying ‘thank you’ by listening: The Veterans History Project

Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler brought the Library of Congress’ Veterans History Project to Vancouver for the eve of Veteran’s Day.

A Flag Dedication: Veterans Day 2019

Posted by Jacob Granneman

|Monday, November 11, 2019

|in : News, Video

The Black Pearl on the Columbia dedicated their new flag pole with the help of the Camas VFW as a part of a Veterans Day ceremony.

Bi-State Bridge Committee combs through CRC failure in second meeting

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com

|Thursday, November 14, 2019

|in : News, Transportation

Bi-State Bridge Committee combs through CRC failure in second meeting

Lawmakers combed through the wreckage of the Columbia River Crossing project looking for useable remnants at their second meeting of a bi-state committee this week.