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WATCH: Clark County details second application for Phase 2 reopening ; Woodland takes a stand against the governor’s Safe Start plan ; Peaceful Black Lives Matter protest held in Vancouver ; Miss W…
Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atkins offered a letter to the public Wednesday in the wake of protests of the death of George Floyd.
A protest took place Wednesday afternoon along E. Mill Plain Blvd. in east Vancouver. About 200 people gathered for the event, which was described by witnesses as “peaceful.’’
Today, we announce the release of the miniature documentary project that has now been produced from last year’s trip and interview. At the start of next week, on June 6, ClarkCountyToday.com and pa…
In a 4-3 split, members of the Woodland City Council voted to approve a resolution that declares the Woodland a “sanctuary city’’ from Gov. Jay Inslee’s stay-at-home orders and phased reopening.
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance attempts to offer hope and encouragement to others during a difficult time.
In an effort to help people impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, Battle Ground city councilors voted Monday to immediately enact a planned utility tax rate reduction.
WATCH: Clark County Public Health seeks to move to Phase 2 ; Vancouver Police James Chief McElvain addresses protest and riot concerns ; Vancouver School Board member resigns ; Getting to know Clar…
Clark County Public Health has been asked to file a new application for Phase 2 of reopening, following updated guidelines from the state.
Each year during summer break, hundreds of Battle Ground children gather at city parks for the Battle Ground Parks and Recreation Summer Playground Program. This year, in order to help prevent the…
Clark County Today takes a look at Interim County Manager Kathleen Otto as she assumes the task of navigating Clark County through the turbulent waters created by a global pandemic.
Bonnie Brasure and volunteers prepared more than 1,500 meals for those in need