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Late Tuesday evening, a fire began in a third-floor resident room at Share House, 1115 W 13th St. No injuries occurred and the cause of the fire is currently under investigation by the Vancouver Po…
To ensure its ability to report preliminary election results on a timely basis, an update will be made this Friday to Clark County’s Hart InterCivic ballot tabulation system. Following implementati…
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler, of the 3rd Congressional District, answered questions during a telephone town hall held Monday night.
With the warming weather and dry conditions, wildfire season is likely on its way and has already begun elsewhere in the state. Clark County Public Health is urging residents to take steps now to p…
Battle Ground celebrates National Night Out on Tue., Aug. 6 from 6–8 p.m. at Kiwanis Park located at 422 SW 2nd Ave. The free community-building event features fun activities, information, prizes a…
The Ridgefield School District Board of Directors approved the appointment of Barnaby Gloger as assistant principal at Ridgefield High School during their regular board meeting on Tue., June 23.
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance shares some very personal thoughts on an issue that remains extremely controversial.
Clark County Historical Museum will continue its 2019 First Thursday Speaker Series on Thu., Aug. 1, with “Faith Music: The History of the Community AME Zion Church Choir.”
The 39th Washougal MX National took place this past weekend, and ClarkCountyToday.com reporter Jacob Granneman was there to capture this sights and sounds.
Washington State Patrol is looking for information after a stray bullet struck a car on SR-14 eastbound in Vancouver last week, shattering the driver’s side window and injuring a 27-year old woman
Vancouver resident Katie Bauer shares her experiences with Vancouver Public Schools regarding the impact of Senate Bill 1638.
With summer weather finally hitting the Pacific Northwest, the city of Washougal is in the midst of a robust Pavement Management Program, made possible by an enhanced investment from the city council.