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County chair candidates’ efforts to have every vote counted the right thing to do
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on the race for chair in Clark County, which remains too close to call more than two weeks after the Nov. 6 general election.
County chair candidates are back to door knocking
Both Clark County Chair candidates are trying to help voters whose ballots were rejected due to signature issues, as the race continues to tighten.
WIAA: No rule stating semifinal games must be at neutral sites
It is rare but final four high school football home games have happened in the past, too.
Ridgefield School District honors November Employee and Students of the Month
Ridgefield School District officials recently recognized the November Employee and Students of the Month at the regular Board of Directors meeting last week.
Fish Black Friday for big rainbow trout
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is offering anglers opportunities for tight lines rather than long lines on the day after Thanksgiving. The department is currently preparing to stock…
Public Health offers tips for keeping holidays free of foodborne illness
Don’t take any chances with the health of your family and friends this holiday season. Follow these tips as you prepare for holiday gatherings, and visit the Clark County Public Health Facebook pag…
Crafting ingenuity: Modulog Inc. in Vancouver
Modulog is a local shop company that creates real wood siding kits for contractors to convert any home into a near perfect log cabin aesthetic.
Area church grows ministry to feed and shelter the homeless
Living Hope Church in Vancouver is growing a ministry known as Live Love, which will feed and shelter the homeless through winter and beyond.
La Center, Battle Ground take opposite approaches to property tax increase
Battle Ground voted down a property tax increase this year, while La Center approved raising their rate by the allowed one percent.
Ridgefield approves new $19.7 million budget
Ridgefield City Council approved a $19.7 million budget, including increases in some utility rates, and Traffic Impact Fees for developers.
Glenwood Heights students learn bus safety from one of the best
Recently, in Battle Ground Public Schools, thousands of students and dozens of drivers participated in a variety of bus safety and evacuation drills.
BIA President’s Awards bestowed; new officers installed
BIA President Aaron Marvin recognized a number of BIA members with President’s Awards earlier this month at the Heathman Lodge during the BIA’s final dinner meeting of 2018.