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More than 160 horses that were evacuated from Clackamas County due to wildfires in Oregon found a temporary home at the Clark County Fairgrounds.
WATCH: Rain could help fight against Big Hollow, other wildfires ; Clackamas County horse owner evacuees thankful for Clark County Fairgrounds ; Republican candidate for governor campaigns in Clark…
Washington’s Republican gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp made a stop on the campaign trail in Camas this week, before continuing on to a larger rally to be held in Brush Prairie this Friday.
Building Industry Association of Clark County calls for more opportunities for women in the building industry.
Clark County Today continues an examination of Oregon’s plan for tolling on I-5 and I-205 throughout the region with an in-depth look into the “purpose and needs’’ for I-205 tolls.
Those without insurance can schedule a free breast health screening at Kearney Breast Center inside PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center for next month.
Recently, Sylvan Learning began doing supplementary instruction for students who desire a deeper and more robust education process. Now, they are coming to Salmon Creek.
Thanks to $20,000 in grant money from the city of Vancouver’s Culture, Arts and Heritage program, the Vancouver Downtown Association is launching two projects to improve the city.
WATCH: Nearly 300 patients of Salmon Creek chiropractic clinic exposed to COVID-19 ; Big Hollow wildfire tops 22,000 acres, 15 percent contained ; Metro’s $7 billion transportation plan in danger o…
As many as 300 patients at a Salmon Creek chiropractic clinic may have been exposed to COVID-19 by an employee who tested positive.
An increase in personnel is helping to increase containment around the Big Hollow fire burning southeast of Cougar in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
The “largest local government financing request in Oregon history” at risk of defeat at polls. Transportation measure would impact Clark County residents in multiple ways.