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Vancouver resident Matt Jeffries shares his thoughts on the need to reopen Clark County.
Clark County Public Health has downgraded the advisories at Lacamas and Round lakes in Camas from danger to caution. Blooms of cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae, are still present at th…
Vancouver City Manager Eric Holmes Friday issued Emergency Order No. 2020-13, extending the durations of several existing orders. The order is effective immediately. It will be reviewed by Vancouve…
Leisure Care, one of the nation’s largest privately-owned senior living companies, celebrated its staff and nursing teams across the nation on May 7 with a “Leisure Care Heroes’ Day.” That included…
As the state of Washington prepares to reopen in stages this summer, organizers, staffers and volunteers at Vancouver’s Son Rise Ranch are preparing for their annual Summer Horse Camps.
This week is Nurses Week. More broadly, it is a celebration of medical and healthcare workers everywhere who are putting themselves at risk during the pandemic. Signs are popping up everywhere in s…
Members of the Battle Ground City Council on Thursday approved sending a letter to Gov. Jay Inslee urging more local control for reopening businesses amid the ongoing stay-at-home order.
WATCH: Clark County COVID-19 cases reach 375 ; Clark County tweaks cannabis retailer rules to help out a business owner ; Vancouver police search for missing teen ; Area nurses recognized during Na…
Confusion over the county’s permitting process for marijuana establishments led to a controversial change this week, aimed at helping one business owner get his retail location going.
Vancouver Public Schools officials are hoping to allow in-person graduation ceremonies this coming August.
As Washington moves into Phase One of Gov. Jay Inslee’s plan to reopen the state. Living Hope Church in Vancouver will be reinstating its drive-in church services.
Clark County Public Health officials encourage everyone to follow a few simple strategies to stay safe while enjoying the water now and throughout the summer.