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…ashington Gov. Jay Inslee’s stay-at-home order continues to grow, elected officials and government leaders in Clark County are scrambling to address current and future budget concerns.
From county governments, to elected officials like Rep. Vicki Kraft of Vancouver, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee is facing increasing pressure to figure out how to get businesses back open sooner than…
…ehold cleaning supplies are needed and will be added to the grocery boxes given to local families every week.
…designed to re-open businesses and society, in general. The group said more than 230,000 small businesses across Washington were shut down March 25 by order of Gov. Jay Inslee.
The Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce (GVCC) announces Grow The (360), Clark County’s Official Shop Local Currency, a giftable certificate program encouraging community members and businesses to…
Kindergarten students in the Battle Ground School District stay connected during the school closure through remote learning.
The city of Battle Ground Parks & Recreation Department commemorates National Volunteer Month and Earth Day by hosting a Park Appreciation Day work party each…
A Battle Ground mortgage company and pizza maker are teaming up to provide free meals for healthcare workers in Clark County.
Battle Ground City Councilor Mike Dalesandro announced Wednesday he plans to run for a seat on the Clark County Charter Review Commission in Novemb…
Battle Ground Public Schools has enough Chromebooks to provide every one of its K-12 students who need one with a computing device. The district di…
…ity of Vancouver recently added nine trees to its Volunteer Grove at Centerpointe Park to honor civically-minded residents and groups who have donated at least 50 hours of volunteer service to the com…
Hundreds of Clark County residents are turning to Facebook to locate hard-to-find items during the COVID-19 pandemic.