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…Woodland enhances at-home learning by taking virtual vacations around the world using videos, lessons, and home-cooked meals featuring cuisines from exotic locales.
Battle Ground’s speech language professionals are taking advantage of school-home connection to help special education students address many communication skills including auditory…
Waste Connections will resume a countywide recycling education program. The program was briefly put on pause due to Covid-19, and will have added h…
The end-of-year outdoor ceremony for the first “graduating” class of the Ridgefield Early Learning Center will be held Wednesday as 25 preschoolers will be promoted to k…
Willamette and Vancouver Barracks National Cemeteries will resume committal services for families who are interring their loved ones, beginning on Tue., June 9
Optometrist Kristin Sorenson has joined Vancouver Clinic. Dr. Sorenson owned Accent Eye Care for 12 years. The practice became a Vancouver Clinic location last month.…
This year is the 76th anniversary of the D-Day Invasion of WWII. A year ago ClarkCountyToday.com and its partners elsewhere in Washington had the immense privilege of speaking with a man who wa…
Today is the 76th anniversary of the D-Day Invasion of WWII. A year ago ClarkCountyToday.com and its partners elsewhere in Washington had the immense privilege of speaking with a man who wa…
…the farm store at Joe’s Place Farms. Many other farm functions like u-pick, pumpkins and Christmas trees are still up in the air.
…ark County cleared to enter Phase 2 ; Ridefield Raptors season canceled ; Why fear the police? Vancouver officer responds ; Joe’s Place Farm owner looks toward retirement ; Woodland mayor declines to…
The city of Vancouver has canceled city-operated special events and permitted events through Aug. 31, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Clark County homeless nonprofits see challenges and opportunities after the most recent point in time count and the COVID-19 pandemic.