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Clark County Elections will host its annual political party observer training from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Wed., June 5, in the Elections Conference Room at 1408 Franklin St. This training is for all person…
Grant Sitton, who plays professional basketball in Europe, will return home to Clark County to give a clinic for youngsters.
Members of the Hockinson School Board invites area residents to join them in wishing Superintendent Sandra Yager well at a party Mon., June 10.
The community is invited to learn about the city of Vancouver’s Northeast 18th Street West project during an informational open house from 4:30-6:30 p.m., Thu., June 6, at Henrietta Lacks (HeLa) He…
Each year, thousands of Washingtonians go fishing – legally – without a license on “Free Fishing Weekend,” scheduled for June 8-9.
A new National Park Service report shows that 1.1 million visitors to Fort Vancouver National Historic Site in 2018 spent $64.9 million in communities near the park. That spending supported 935 job…
Clark College Board of Trustees Chair Royce Pollard is stepping off the Board of Trustees after serving three terms and most recently serving as board chair.
Clark County and the city of Vancouver invite residents to attend an open house on the Northeast 68th Street sidewalk project.
The Board of Directors for Educational Service District 112 has selected LeAnne M. Bremer as its newest member of the board. Bremer will represent Region 4, which includes Ridgefield, northern Vanc…
Co-owners Chris Lutz and Scott Wyckoff are offering 20 percent off their entire inventory to celebrate the grand opening of Reliques Marketplace in Vancouver Plaza near the Vancouver Mall.
On Mon., June 3, the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) will begin to use two new ramp meters on the westbound State Route 500 and Northeast Fourth Plain Boulevard on-ramps to no…
The Procession of the Species is returning for a third year at the Clark County Recycled Arts Festival, and the community is invited to attend free workshops to create costumes for the parade.