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Do you think it’s still necessary to spring our clocks ahead in the spring and back again in the fall for daylight savings time?
Clark County Today launches video podcast “Behind the Stories”
For the start of our new video podcast, “Behind the Stories,” we hear from Clark County Today sports reporter Paul Valencia.
VIDEO • Football Recap: Skyview, Hockinson victories live up to pre-game hype
There will be no playoffs this football season, but there was plenty of playoff atmosphere Friday and Saturday in Clark County
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity celebrates Women’s Build Week
Local chapter works with Evergreen High School students to build a new home in Vancouver.
House fire displaces three people in Battle Ground
Cause of the fire is still under investigation, but it appears to likely be caused by a charcoal grill.
Vancouver City Council to discuss future of former Navigation Center Monday
Virtual meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. on Facebook
Liberty Theatre lights shine again
Camas movie house offering showtimes Wednesday through Sunday with COVID protocols.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, March 12, 2021
WATCH: Camas High School to return to hybrid learning March 18 ; Liberty Theatre reopens in Camas ; Jamie Herrera Beutler pens letter to Department of Health ; Senator Lynda Wilson issues statement…
Catalytic converter theft suspect arrested
A 28-year-old Vancouver man was arrested Friday after he was witnessed allegedly attempting to steal a catalytic converter from a parked vehicle.
Camas High School to return to in-person, hybrid instruction March 18
Camas High School officials announced Friday a return to in-person, hybrid instruction beginning on Thu., March 18 for cohort B following a pause put in place on March 10.
Sen. Lynda Wilson glad to see governor (finally) support move to Phase 3
Sen. Lynda Wilson offered a statement late Thursday following Gov. Jay Inslee’s announcement that all of Washington will move to a Phase 3 of 50 percent capacity on March 22.
17th District legislators to hold virtual town hall on Monday
Reps. Paul Harris and Vicki Kraft and Sen. Lynda Wilson will discuss the many issues of the 2021 legislative session.