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Court Docs: Washougal man was drunk during double-fatality hit and run
A 71-year old Washougal man faces multiple charges after allegedly hitting and killing two people on a small beach on Tuesday
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site facilities will be open on July 4
The National Park Service welcomes area residents to Fort Vancouver National Historic Site to celebrate Independence Day. As the fireworks show will not start until 10:05 p.m., the park facilities…
Vancouver School Board selects name for new elementary school
Vancouver Public Schools’ forthcoming elementary school now has a name. Vancouver Innovation, Technology and Arts Elementary School was selected after students, staff members, families and communit…
Clark Public Utilities ranked highest in segment for customer satisfaction by J.D. Power
For the 12th consecutive year, J.D. Power recognizes Clark Public Utilities for ranking highest in customer satisfaction among midsize electricity providers in the Western United States.
Clark County Public Health offers option for dog-friendly patios at food establishments
Clark County Public Health has created an option for food establishments interested in creating dog-friendly outdoor patios.
Largest-ever shipment of wind turbine blades arrives at the Port of Vancouver
The Port of Vancouver received and is offloading the largest shipment of wind turbine blades in history this week, from the company Vestas in Taranto, Italy.
Opinion: ‘Where did our hope go?’
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance shares his discouragement and lack of hope for the growing homelessness and despair in our community.
Op-ed: Forty years and no new transportation corridors
Camas resident John Ley offers his thoughts on comments made at the June board meeting of the Southwest Washington Regional Transportation Council that it would take 40 years to plan for and build…
Clark College Board of Trustees names Dr. Sandra A. Fowler-Hill interim president
Clark College announces new interim president
Ridgefield School District’s Artistry Night showcases STEAM projects
Artistry Night at Sunset Ridge Intermediate School and View Ridge Middle School showcased some of the STEAM projects Ridgefield students have been working on throughout the year.
Area residents asked to stay cool and be safe as summer construction heats up
Construction projects are revving up in Clark County, with four large construction projects happening on Interstate 5 and I-205, as well as State Route 14 and SR 500 this summer.
School nurse corps celebrates 20 years in Washington
School nurses are considered by many to be unsung heroes in Washington state’s effort to ensure that all students receive equal access to education.