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Faced with a lack of testing supplies, many people suffer through COVID-19 and doubt about whether they really have the disease.
The city of Vancouver recently added nine trees to its Volunteer Grove at Centerpointe Park to honor civically-minded residents and groups who have donated at least 50 hours of volunteer service to…
Student leaders Jerrica Pachl and David Carrion describe what makes Seton Catholic High School so special.
Clark County COVID-19 cases surpassed 200 on Thursday, with one additional death reported, bringing fatalities to 14.
Clark County Community Services has established 116 beds in the Vancouver area for isolation of people who are unhoused and are confirmed to have COVID-19 but do not require medical treatment, and…
The Rotary Club of Three Creeks completed 79 hours of service to the community during its first-ever “virtual service project,” which took place April 4-5 around the county.
Hundreds of Clark County residents are turning to Facebook to locate hard-to-find items during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The timing of the Senior Wellness Check program is due to COVID-19 and the urgent need to provide a means of contact for the most vulnerable population, but it will be an ongoing service.
The Historic Trust announced Wednesday the cancelation of the 57th Annual Vancouver Fireworks Spectacular at Fort Vancouver National Site. Due to the current Coronavirus pandemic, the organization…
Vancouver Parks and Recreation is closing Wintler Community Park as a precautionary measure in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. The closure goes into effect Thu., April 9 and will remain in place…
Vancouver City Manager Eric Holmes today issued Emergency Order 2020-09 adding and clarifying COVID-19 safety measure requirements for landlord entries into residential properties within the city.
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases ticked up slightly again on Wednesday. The Clark County public health officer says it’s too early to say we’re “in the down slope here.’’