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Vancouver offers home repair loans to low-income residents
If you are an eligible low-income homeowner living within the Vancouver city limits, the city of Vancouver may be able to help you out with a no-payment loan for basic home repairs to things like r…
Clark County distributing cloth face coverings for low-income individuals and families
CRESA Emergency Management is distributing more than 216,000 cloth face coverings to low-income individuals and families. Local organizations will make masks available to families and people who fa…
Vancouver Police investigate injury collision
The Vancouver Police Department is investigating an injury collision that took place Thursday evening.
Opinion: Clark County Councilor Gary Medvigy explains ‘Why I signed’
Clark County Councilor Gary Medvigy offers a public letter to explain his decision to sign a letter in support of Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atkins’ decision to remove all “Thin Blue Line’’ symbols…
Battle Ground defends plan to add another school resource officer
Following some criticism, the Battle Ground Police Department and school district are defending their plan to add a second school resource officer inside the city.
Vancouver Police chief joins in banishment of ‘Thin Blue Line’ symbols
Vancouver Police Chief James McElvain has joined Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atkins in the banishment of all “Thin Blue Line’’ symbols and decals.
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Thursday, June 25, 2020
WATCH: Nine more COVID-19 cases confirmed in Clark County ; County Chair Eileen Quiring declines to sign letter supporting removal of Thin Blue Line decals ; Battle Ground officials defend plan to…
Clark County private schools begin strategizing for next school year
As public schools around the county now plan for the uncertain and unique 2020-2021 school year, private schools also face many similar changes, but with some new strategies.
County councilors offer letter of support for sheriff’s decision to remove ‘Thin Blue Line’ decal
The Clark County Council has penned a letter supporting Sheriff Chuck Atkins’ decision to remove Thin Blue Line decals from Clark County Sheriff’s Office vehicles, uniforms and office spaces.
Clearing a path: Council member and son get to work
A video by a small business owner showcased some hypocrisy, and Vancouver council member and his son went about to make things right.
City of Vancouver accepting applications for COVID-19 Public Service Program grants
The city of Vancouver is offering Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding of $25,000 or more to qualified organizations operating public service programs in response to COVID-19.
Regulations allow residents two days to use fireworks in Battle Ground
Fireworks regulations in the city of Battle Ground allow residents to use fireworks two days over the Independence Day Holiday – July 3 from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. and July 4 from 9 a.m. to midnight. Th…