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Battle Ground Public Schools plans February levy vote
The proposed levy in the Battle Ground School District would be at a lower tax rate than the existing one, which was approved in 2017.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Tuesday, October 13, 2020
WATCH: COVID-19 rate highest ever in Clark County ; Battle Ground schools get ready for a new operations levy ; Camas parents want schools to reopen ; Target Zero focuses on teen drivers ; An excit…
Opinion: ‘We want to help every eligible person register to vote and every registered voter to receive their ballot’
Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey addresses the voting process for the upcoming November general election.
Candidate forums to focus on housing issues
The Building Industry Association of Clark County (BIA) is hosting two virtual candidate forums focused on housing issues on Oct. 20 and 21.
Letter: ‘I believe that others in Clark County are being scammed too’
Vancouver resident Randall Rathbun warns Clark County residents of a possible phone scam targeting Social Security recipients.
Letter: ‘I have learned how crucial it is to have a representative that works for the good of their constituents and the district’
Camas resident Merissa Landers offers her support for Larry Hoff in his race for the Washington State Legislature in the 18th District.
Letter: ‘I believe that every state needs a Larry Hoff’
Ridgefield resident Cameron Jones shares her support for Larry Hoff in his effort to return to the Washington State Legislature.
Green Neighbors program celebrates eight years with a virtual birthday party
Clark County Public Health’s Green Neighbors program is turning eight this year, and the public is invited to celebrate in the program’s live virtual event.
Letter: ‘Socialism does not work, and invariably leads to death and despair. History shows this in every historic case’
Vancouver resident Barry Mannie shares his opinions on Socialism in a letter to the editor.
Business Profile: TMG Family of Companies focuses on people’s strengths
Carmen Villarma, a member of the Tlingit and Haida Tribes and a native Alaskan, opened TMG in 1985 and her company is No. 1 on a list of minority-owned businesses in the Portland-Vancouver area.
Public comments on ODOT tolling I-205 to end Friday
ODOT officials seek public input on alternatives for tolling I-205. It will be the basis for I-5 tolling in the future.
COVID-19: Lessons from case investigations and contact tracing
As Clark County’s COVID-19 outbreak continues to grow, health officials have released data on where people are most likely to contract the disease.