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The bulls arrive for the Vancouver Rodeo
The Vancouver Rodeo runs June 30 – July 3 at the Clark County Saddle Club. Follow ClarkCountyToday.com for more upcoming coverage! Find more rodeo information here: http://www.vancouverrodeo.com/
Lifeguards return this weekend to Klineline Pond
Lifeguards will begin working at Klineline Pond this weekend, providing an extra level of safety at the popular swimming spot heading into the Fourth of July holiday.
Clark County firework laws: What you need to know
As of October 2016, there is a zero-tolerance policy towards the use of fireworks within city limits of Vancouver. Elsewhere in Clark County, differing sets of laws limit the time, place, and type…
Giving Closet reopens, still with an open heart
Rev. Denise Currie, the executive director of The Giving Closet, stands beside some of the store’s inventory. All items are free for people in need. Photo by Paul Valencia
Battle Ground teacher named 2017 Washington History Teacher of the Year
Chief Umtuch Middle School teacher Beth Doughty was named Washington’s 2017 History Teacher of the Year.
Battle Ground’s free summer playground program begins this week
Battle Ground’s Summer Playground program is in session. The free program, designed for children aged 4-10, brings recreational activities to Battle Ground parks each Wednesday and Thursday.
Woodland Middle School students develop life skills by learning to juggle
Students at Woodland Middle School joined an eight-week club to learn how to juggle, but ended up learning much more.
Community Foundation hires two staff members
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington recently added Janie Spurgeon as vice president of development and Ursula Arlauskas as development coordinator.
Increasing the minimum wage hurts those it’s intended to benefit
The National Bureau of Economic Research published a working paper Monday that evaluated the effects of the Seattle Minimum Wage Ordinance.
Camas man has a simple Rule: Just walk
Dale Rule of Camas, who walked more than 1,300 miles in 40 days last year, is hoping to walk from Portland to Chicago in 60 days next summer.
Curt Daniels Invitational returns home
Previewing the Curt Daniels Invitational baseball tournament, which starts Thursday in Vancouver and Portland.
I-1552 will restore privacy and common sense public policy in Washington
Vancouver resident Julia Dawn Seaver offers her thoughts of support for I-1552, which would she feels would restore safety, privacy and common sense in Washington.