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Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance struggles to understand recent comments made by Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler in a news story published in The New York Times.
After being shut down for the past year due to COVID-19 restrictions, the North Clark Historical Museum will reopen soon.
For the first time in this abbreviated football season, fans were allowed to be in attendance at Class 4A and 3A football games
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Vancouver Police Department officers and vehicles could have cameras installed by Spring of 2022 under a timeline unveiled at this week’s City Council meeting.
Clark County Today photographer Mike Schultz offers some eye-opening visuals of bald eagles preying on the annual smelt run in the Lewis River near Woodland.
Unlike last year, however, the Hazel Dell / Salmon Creek Businesses Association and Clark County Fire District 6 have a backup plan. Working with the folks at Music World, they will record performa…
Plenty of vaccine appointments are still available, one day after Washington state expanded its COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to thousands more people.
Spring-like weather brought out a long line of people making donations at the Fisher’s Landing Goodwill store in east Vancouver on Wednesday.
Eisenhower Elementary School fifth graders worked in teams this week to send their 5-foot sailing vessel “Destiny” across the Pacific Ocean to land on the shores of Japan.
Even as thousands more people become eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine today, there appear to be plenty of appointments available through the county, health providers, and pharmacies.
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