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Transit organization C-TRAN has been able to remain open throughout the entirety of the pandemic thanks to their intense cleaning regiment on all its bus lines.
WATCH: Gov. Inslee tours fairgrounds vaccination site ; An update on changes to healthy Washington Reopening Plan ; C-TRAN weathers COVID-19 with better cleaning ; A homeless success story ; Greg J…
Tessa Skilton spent 10 years on the streets in a seemingly hopeless situation before she asked and received help from various organizations, and today she is living in her own apartment
Although the state of Washington recently expanded COVID-19 vaccine eligibility, the demand for vaccine continues to exceed the number of doses the state has made available for eligible groups.
Interstate Bridge Replacement Program Administrator Greg Johnson: “Right now, the plans would be to remove the existing bridge.”
An average of 700 people per day have been able to get a COVID-19 vaccine dose at the Clark County Fairgrounds site which opened this week, said Gov. Jay Inslee on Thursday.
The Clark County Council has updated its public hearing schedule to include one evening meeting every month.
The Clark County Historic Preservation Commission has begun work on a project to research and identify the county’s mid-century architectural resources.
Battle Ground Public Schools’ specialized and alternative learning experience programs are accepting enrollment applications for the 2021-22 school year.
Battle Ground resident Judy Zeider shares her support for the Battle Ground School District replacement levy on the Feb. 9 special election ballot.
Health providers and public health officials say they’re ready to go once vaccine shipments increase CLARK COUNTY — The boots are on the ground, but efforts to expand access to vaccinations in Clar…
The League of Women Voters of Clark County in partnership with the Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries will kick off a series of classes on redistricting on Feb. 16.