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Clark County Public Health lifts swim beach closure at Vancouver Lake
Clark County Public Health has lifted the swim beach closure at Vancouver Lake after recent test results showed reduced E. coli bacteria levels.
County pushes back decision over funding for NE 179th Street area
The Clark County Council delayed a decision on funding that would lift urban holding for 2,200 acres near the Fairgrounds along NE 179th Street.
Clark County Council seeks applicants for additional vacancy on volunteer Planning Commission
The Clark County Council is accepting applications to fill a second vacancy on the volunteer Planning Commission.
Harvest Days celebration returns to Battle Ground
Battle Ground Harvest Days will return this year with events throughout this weekend (Fri., July 19-Sun., July 21).
Clark County Fire District 6 honors heroes from river rescue
Four individuals, including one who received the Medal of Valor, are just a few of the many who saved a woman’s life in May.
PeaceHealth scholarship award winners announced
The PeaceHealth Southwest Foundation’s Health Career Scholarship Program recently awarded $33,000 in scholarships to 17 students for the 2019-2020 school year.
Chelatchie Prairie Railroad Train Robbery Weekend Special scheduled July 27-28
The Chelatchie Prairie Railroad will host its first train robbery of the season, the weekend of Sat., June 27 and Sun. June 28.
Vancouver council upset over Navigation Center homeless issues
Members of Vancouver City Council expressed growing frustration with the homeless day center inside the Navigation Center at Grand Boulevard and Fourth Plain during a recent work session.
Clark County Public Health closes Vancouver Lake to swimmers due to E. coli bacteria
Clark County Public Health is closing Vancouver Lake to swimmers due to elevated levels of E. coli bacteria detected during routine testing. Some E. coli bacteria can cause serious gastrointestinal…
Intermezzo calls the Port of Vancouver USA on her maiden voyage
The Port of Vancouver USA welcomed the Intermezzo, commanded by Capt. Ki Suhyn of South Korea, on her maiden voyage July 11.
Rare corpse flower now in bloom at WSU Vancouver
A rare corpse flower housed at Washington State University Vancouver is blooming for its first time. The bloom began to open just before 8 p.m. Mon., July 15. Titan VanCoug, as it is known on campu…
Taking a chance on a new sport leads to scholarship
Kate Bricker, a recent Union High School graduate, is going to the University of San Diego on a rowing scholarship.