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Governor allows construction to restart on a limited basis, effectively immediately
Gov. Jay Inslee announced a plan Friday to allow residential and commercial construction to re-open on a limited basis in the state of Washington.
COVID-19 could have a surprising victim: hospital systems
Hospitals have been hard-hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, but not in the way many people feared.
Vancouver Sunrise Rotary members ‘Helping Our Heroes’
A new project by members of the Vancouver Sunrise Rotary Club is designed to help area restaurants and also thank front-line medical workers in Clark County.
Clark County Assessor’s Office to begin real property appraisals April 28
In preparation for estimating the 2020 assessed value of real property in the county, appraisers will perform physical inspections of both residential and commercial new construction beginning Tue.…
Vancouver Salary Review Commission holding final public meeting by telephone April 29
The city of Vancouver’s Salary Review Commission will hold a telephone public meeting at 9 a.m. Wed., April 29. This will be the last meeting held before the commission presents the schedule of sal…
Watch: Clark County TODAY LIVE @ 6 p.m. • Thursday, April 23 2020
Local elected officials push back on Washington’s ongoing stay home order. Clark County sees 17th COVID-19-related death, Heritage High School student offers free car washes to help out his community.
Letter: Cornerstone Christian Academy ‘has been prompt, organized and wholeheartedly available to meet families exactly where they are at’
Brush Prairie resident Leanne Ernster shares her appreciation for the efforts of Cornerstone Christian Academy and its teachers during current closure.
Saddle Dam Park closure extended for engineering work
Saddle Dam Park on Yale Reservoir will remain closed after other PacifiCorp-owned recreation areas along the Lewis River reopen following the anticipated lifting of some state-mandated stay-at-home…
Target Zero creating messages of encouragement and safety for class of 2020
The remainder of the school year, as we all know, has been canceled and no one has been hit harder by the closure than graduating seniors. The Target Zero Program for Clark and Skamania counties, w…
Share a recipient of 2020 Governor’s Volunteer Service Awards
Serve Washington recently announced recipients of the 2020 Governor’s Volunteer Service Awards. Recipients include groups and individuals and are being recognized for their outstanding commitment a…
Area leaders, elected officials scramble to address economic impact of stay-at-home orders
As the economic impact of Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s stay-at-home order continues to grow, elected officials and government leaders in Clark County are scrambling to address current and future bu…
Gubernatorial candidate sues Gov. Inslee in federal court for ‘blatant violation of Constitution’
Gubernatorial candidate Joshua Freed filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington against Gov. Jay Inslee calling his Executive Order (GP 20-2…