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Correction Facility Advisory Commission approves final report
In its last meeting today, the Clark County Correction Facility Advisory Commission (CFAC) approved a final report that will be presented to the Clark County Council at a work session in September.…
Editorial: ‘You can’t legislate morality’
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance offers some thoughts on the reaction of elected officials and others to recent mass shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio.
Familiar names lead Vancouver City Council races
The City Council races in Vancouver appear set for the November general election with familiar names leading the initial ballot results.
Dogs, sheep, children highlight another big day at the fair
Dogs getting “big air” happens for the entire run of the fair, while sheep trying to break free from children was a highlight Tuesday.
Initial results released for Aug. 6 primary and special election
The first set of results of the Aug. 6 primary and special election was released Tuesday night.
Vancouver City Council members hear recommendations for Vancouver Navigation Center
A third-party review and safety improvements are some of the changes coming to the Vancouver Navigation Center following complaints over homeless issues by neighbors.
Paddle West dragon boat racing event held in Ridgefield over the weekend
Top clubs and dragon boat paddlers from all over the west competed for two days over the weekend in Lake River along the Ridgefield Waterfront in the 2019 Regional Club Crew Championships.
Paving work begins Monday on SR 500 between I-5, SR 503
Work to repave a nearly 6-mile stretch of State Route 500, between Interstate 5 and Northeast Fourth Plain Boulevard (SR 503), in Vancouver began Mon., Aug. 5. Contractor crews working for the Wash…
Op-ed: ‘A $2 billion light rail tunnel serves whom?’
Camas resident John Ley offers his thoughts on proposed transportation projects in Portland that could impact efforts to improve the region’s traffic congestion issues.
Clark Public Utilities renewable energy project sets production record
Participants in the Clark Public Utilities Community Solar program will see the largest state incentive returns to date, thanks to a record-setting solar energy production year.
Friends of Vancouver Lake announce date change for Eurasian milfoil weed treatment
Treatment of the Eurasian milfoil weed infestation in Vancouver Lake has been delayed until late summer or next spring because the weed plant has stopped growing and cannot absorb the herbicide ren…
Changes coming to Property Tax Exemption Program
Beginning in January 2020, Clark County residents will see major changes to the Property Tax Exemption Program for Seniors and Persons with Disabilities.