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Clark County TODAY • Episode 9 • Dec. 20, 2019
Chris Brown highlights the top stories this week from ClarkCountyToday.com
City of Vancouver issues request for proposals for new Navigation Center operator
The city of Vancouver has issued a request for proposals (RFP) for a contractor to operate the city’s Navigation Center located at 2018 Grand Blvd. in central Vancouver.
Battle Ground children given the opportunity to shop with a cop
Seventeen deserving kids spent the morning of Dec. 14 shopping for gifts for their families and items for themselves during Battle Ground Police Department’s annual Shop with a Cop at the Battle Gr…
Rep. Vicki Kraft organizes mental health forum
Rep. Vicki Kraft is inviting mental health experts and providers from throughout Clark County to join her Tue., Jan. 7, at Washington State University Vancouver for a discussion on the mental healt…
Columbia River Renaissance Trail maintenance starts Dec. 26
The city of Vancouver will close sections of the Columbia River Renaissance Trail between Interstate 5 and Southeast Columbia Shores Boulevard for maintenance starting Thu., Dec. 26.
Battle Ground students embrace the joy of holiday giving
Students in the Battle Ground School District recently participated in a variety of activities and events that supported and engaged families and inspired students to focus on community.
Evergreen athletes looking to turn Plainsmen into winners
Six on the varsity boys basketball team played football at Evergreen High School, helping the Plainsmen make the playoffs in the fall and hoping for more success this winter.
Intermittent lane closures coming to intersections in Clark County
Drivers throughout Clark County can expect intermittent single-lane closures and delays as work begins to upgrade traffic signals and equipment.
Clark County resident saves family of four from car fire in Kansas
A Clark County resident is being praised for his actions to save a family from a car fire in Sheridan County, Kansas.
Vancouver Downtown Association helps future business take off from the launchpad
The Downtown Vancouver Launchpad competition, hosted by Vancouver Downtown Association, is now accepting applications from members of the regional community who have new and exciting business ideas.
Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce awards five small businesses with over $9K in funding
The Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce awarded five small businesses in SW Washington $9,500 in total funding toward their business growth and development.
Boys basketball: Union knows there are no rings for December wins
The Union boys basketball team is off to another fast start this season, but the Titans also understand that legends are made in February and March.