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Clark County’s Board of Public Health and County Council members will vote Friday to approve sending a request to Gov. Jay Inslee for approval to move into the second phase of reopening.
The arrival of the Asian Giant Hornet, dubbed by some the “Murder Hornet,’’ in the U.S. has created a massive frenzy of posts and articles on social media. The hornet is native to many parts of Asi…
The city of Vancouver is amending its agreement with Holland Partners Group on a planned development at Block 10 downtown, amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
WATCH: Clark County Public Health says no National Guard being used for contact tracing here ; Vancouver Police seeing major spike in commercial burglary ; Goldies Texas Style BBQ going strong desp…
End of an era as Hala Corral steps away from one of the best high school basketball programs in the Northwest.
Property crime and commercial burglaries are up sharply as criminals adjust to more people staying home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Clark County delegation to the state legislature gathered online Friday for the 2020 Legislative Review and Economic Recovery Update, a webinar produced by the Greater Vancouver Chamber of Comm…
A loyal fan base has helped Goldies Texas Style BBQ with a strong take-out business
At this week’s Vancouver City Council meeting, councilors heard proposals for reopening the city’s Navigation Center as soon as is feasible under the restrictions from COVID-19.
Beginning Fri., May 22, Swift Forest Camp will be available for both camping and day use and the Cougar and Cresap Bay Parks will open for day use only, aligning with the state of Washington’s COVI…
Educational Service District 112 has named Traicy Brent of Vancouver Public Schools as its 2020 regional Classified School Employee of the Year. Brent is the building secretary at Ogden Elementary…
Yale Elementary School students in teacher Sarah Taylor’s fourth grade class went on a field trip to the Woodland Police Department virtually using Google Classroom and webcams.