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…the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks was remembered during a ceremony outside Vancouver City Hall, with first responders and military.
On Wed., Sept. 11, the Police Executive Research Forum will attend a community forum as part of their work on a use of force study for the V…
…een awarded nearly $315,000 in grant funding by the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs Mental Health Field Response program.
…f candidates for the city of Washougal will attend a reception at the Black Pearl on the Columbia after a series of interviews with city officials.
Despite two potential tornadoes in the Portland-metro area on Sunday evening, the National Weather Service says such events aren’t necessarily becoming more common.
…s legal form packets to reflect changes made by the Washington State Legislature. The updates are for residential eviction and garnishment packets.
…ild in our community is properly fitted with a bike helmet. On Saturday, experts will be on hand to provide up to 100 free bike helmets for children who need them, and to perform helmet inspections.
With the support of a Clark County Parks Foundation grant, a new Spin-Max Tower from Allplay Systems was installed at Vancouver Lake Regional Park in August. The equipment, which replaced d…
…r grant totaling $180,000 ($90,000 per year) for the expansion of Share’s Talkin’ Trash program.
…ector of PeaceHealth’s Family Medicine of Southwest Washington clinic, recently earned the prestigious Bravo Award from the Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber.
…ating two twelve year old females, Desiree M. Collazo and Fiona R. Belden. Collazo and Belden are both Vancouver residents and students at Cascade Middle School.
Reporter Paul Valencia highlights what’s happening in Clark County sports.