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Clark County TODAY • Episode 15 • February 4, 2020
Chris Brown highlights the top stories from ClarkCountyToday.com. One person is dead in a drive-by shooting in Vancouver; 17-year old killed in head-on crash identified; County unveils new design f…
Ridgefield High School students dive into ‘Shark Tank’
Students in Andrea Reinertson’s marketing class at Ridgefield High School got a taste of the show Shark Tank’s excitement when they pitched their own product concepts to a panel of “sharks.”
North Clark Historical Museum 32nd annual membership meeting scheduled
On Sat., Feb. 15, North Clark Historical Museum will hold the 32nd annual membership meeting.
Tickets on sale for annual Woodland Father/Daughter Ball
Tickets are currently on sale for Woodland’s 16th Annual Father/Daughter Ball, to be held Sat. Feb. 29 at Woodland High School. The event will be divided into two sessions (3-5 p.m. or 7-9 p.m.) to…
Woodland Public Schools students from TEAM High School team up with Lewis River Academy
Students from TEAM High School team up with the teachers of Woodland’s Lewis River Academy (LRA) to provide enriching educational experiences for LRA’s younger students while also earning service h…
4A GSHL girls basketball: Skyview’s time to shine
The Skyview Storm won the 4A GSHL girls basketball title, and then the Skyview boys got a key victory in a battle for second place
Letter: ‘We are out of space and our schools are over capacity’
Ridgefield resident Jodi Fontyn shares her thoughts on the Ridgefield School Bond, which is on the Feb. 11 special election ballot.
Letter: ‘For Ridgefield to be a vibrant and thriving school system we need to build additional safe schools’
Ridgefield resident Scott Gullickson shares his thoughts on the Ridgefield School Bond, which is on the Feb. 11 special election ballot.
Area nonprofit will graduate its first three youth from restorative program
Vancouver-based nonprofit, Project Hope 4 Humanity, will graduate its first three young adults on March 1 who have completed the organization’s barista intern program.
County Council appoints Bryant Enge to the Planning Commission
The Clark County Council has appointed Salmon Creek resident Bryant Enge to the Clark County Planning Commission for a six-year term that begins immediately and ends Dec. 31, 2026.
Clark Public Utilities 2020 Race for Warmth sets records
A record-setting number of participants attended the sixth annual Clark Public Utilities Race for Warmth and raised more than $60,000 for Operation Warm Heart.
City park picnic shelter reservations now open
Area residents can chase away the winter blues by planning a fun spring or summer event at a city park. Vancouver Parks and Recreation is currently accepting picnic shelter reservations for events…