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Your Week in Review – Episode 76 • September 6, 2019
Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast. See links to these stories below.
After 18 months of work, commission presents report on Clark County Jail
Clark County Council will take over discussions on how to fund and build a new jail using data gathered by the County Facilities Advisory Commission.
PeaceHealth adds executive to lead the expansion and enhancement of outpatient services
PeaceHealth has named John Bennett as chief executive of ambulatory services. Bennett will lead the organization’s continued focus on expanding access to care and enhancing the consumer and patient…
Developers brace for sticker shock in Ridgefield School District
The Clark County Council approved adjustments to school impact fees for a number of districts, including a massive jump for Ridgefield.
Camas lineman picks Southern Cal
Standout football player Caadyn Stephen of Camas announced Wednesday night his intention to sign with the University of Southern California
Letter: A way to check the voting records of members of Congress
Camas resident Chuck Miller offers a letter to the editor encouraging those interested to go to conservativereview.com to check on the voting records of members of Congress.
Ridgefield Main Street to host fifth annual Oktoberfest Sept. 14
This year’s Experience Ridgefield and Oktoberfest will be hosted at the Ridgefield Outdoor Recreation Complex, and will raise funds for Ridgefield Main Street and the Ridgefield School District.
Opinion: Thanks to those with enough energy to still fight the good fight
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance shares recent comments made by Camas resident John Ley and Clark County Councilor Gary Medvigy at a RTC board meeting Tuesday in favor of the discussion for ne…
Pacific Northwest Day Trips: The Columbia River Gorge
Set out on a journey through time and beauty in the natural wonder of Washington and Oregon’s shared Columbia River Gorge filled with waterfalls, lookouts and centers.
Open house for proposed improvements on NE 179th Street corridor set for Tue., Sept. 10
Members of the public are invited to come learn about a series of proposed improvement projects on the Northeast 179th Street corridor during an open house next week. Clark County Public Works, alo…
Two community events, one mission
School staff, student assistance professionals and other youth behavioral health providers are invited to attend a special event to get information about programs that are available to youth in the…
WSU Vancouver’s Business Growth MAP Alliance to host forum on engaging consumers from their perspective
Area residents are invited to learn to engage buyers from the customer perspective at Washington State University Vancouver’s next Business Growth MAP Alliance forum. The event will be held Wed., S…