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Playoffs aren’t the only goal for the 2017 Evergreen Plainsmen
The Evergreen Plainsmen are determined to return to the Class 3A high school football playoffs, but this season they want to do so with a winning record.
Fort Vancouver Trappers aim to earn some respect
Fort Vancouver heads into the high school football season with a new coach and no returning all-league performers but the Trappers are ready to start building their program anew.
Councilors approve revised invocation resolution
A revised invocation resolution intended to be more inclusive than the original invocation policy was unanimously approved by the Clark County Board of Councilors on Tuesday.
Vancouver City Council passes new parking ordinance
Members of the Vancouver City Council voted to approve an ordinance that increased the cap under which the city manager can increase hourly parking rates, as well as increasing fines for parking vi…
Class 4A GSHL: So strong, so tough
ClarkCountyToday.com’s series of high school football team previews kicks off with the Class 4A Greater St. Helens League, with stories on all five teams.
Heritage wants to prove the doubters wrong
The Heritage Timberwolves have set a goal of five wins for the 2017 high school football season.
Skyview Storm focused on passing the Papermakers
The Skyview Storm enter the 2017 high school football season with the goal of supplanting Camas as Greater St. Helens League champions.
Camas Papermakers want an encore to their state football championship
After losing more than a handful of standout performers, the Camas Papermakers look to reload in time for another prolific high school football season.
Jojo Siofele battles back from injury to brighten Union’s outlook
The Union Titans’ postseason plans bolstered by key additions and Jojo Siofele’s return from injury.
Aksel Fridriksson looks to be Battle Ground’s leader on the football field
The Battle Ground Tigers return just six or seven players with varsity football experience but first-year coach Mike Kesler said his team will attempt to maintain its winning ways.
2017 Solar Eclipse lives up to the hype
ClarkCountyToday.com photographer Mike Schultz joined the legions of enthusiasts who ventured into the path of totality to view the 2017 Solar Eclipse.
Students look skyward as county skies darken
WSU Vancouver was one of several locations across Clark County that hosted viewing parties for the solar eclipse.