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  1. OpinionOct 20, 2025Julia Dawn Seaver

    Letter: ‘Parents are tired of schools overstepping their authority’

    Vancouver resident Julia Dawn Seaver supports Chris Grewell for the Battle Ground Public Schools District 3 seat, citing his focus on parental rights, transparency, and academic excellence.

  2. OpinionOct 20, 2025Clark County Today

    Letter: ‘For three years, Bob Runnells has brought inquisitiveness, ideas for improvement, and professionalism while volunteering at the Clark County election office’

    Camas resident Rick Vermeers endorses Bob Runnells for the Charter Review Commission, citing his volunteer work at the Clark County election office and commitment to civic engagement.

  3. NewsOct 20, 2025Clark County Today

    Small fire extinguished on roof of building

    Vancouver firefighters quickly extinguished a small roof fire at a commercial building on Fruit Valley Road early Monday morning. No injuries were reported, and the business remains open.

  4. Community NewsOct 20, 2025Clark County Today

    County manager seeks volunteer for open seat on Arts Commission

    Clark County is accepting applications for an at-large seat on the Arts Commission representing unincorporated areas. The two-year term begins immediately; applications are due by 5 p.m., Nov. 14.

  5. OpinionOct 19, 2025Clark County Today

    Opinion: The biggest issue facing the city of Vancouver

    Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance previews a series on Vancouver’s mayoral and city council candidates, highlighting their views on the most pressing issues ahead of the Nov. 4 general election.

  6. OpinionOct 19, 2025Bob Ortblad

    Letter: ‘The Port of Vancouver should withdraw its support for the IBR’s bridge design’

    Seattle resident Bob Ortblad urges the Port of Vancouver to withdraw its support for the IBR bridge design, arguing it would harm the Terminal 1 Public Market and create severe noise and air pollut…

  7. OpinionOct 19, 2025Clark County Today

    Letter: ‘Lorri (Sibley) is a passionate advocate for students, always putting their needs first’

    Battle Ground resident Tracy Little writes in support of Lorri Sibley’s campaign for the Battle Ground School Board, praising her decades of teaching experience, student advocacy, and commitment to…

  8. NewsOct 19, 2025Clark County Today

    Driver rear-ends vehicle near protest

    A driver rear-ended another vehicle near a protest in east Vancouver, briefly pushing a car onto the sidewalk. One pedestrian suffered minor injuries, and the driver was arrested on suspicion of DU…

  9. SportsOct 18, 2025Paul Valencia

    Evergreen’s Terrance Saryon stays grounded even after making high-flying football plays

    Evergreen’s Terrance Saryon, bound for BYU, credits his mom and coaches for keeping him grounded while leading the Plainsmen to a key win and making standout plays in his senior football season.

  10. OpinionOct 18, 2025Jeff Anaya

    Letter: Vancouver Police union president urges support for Proposition 5 to improve public safety

    Vancouver Police Officers Guild President Jeff Anaya calls on residents to support Proposition 5, saying it would help add officers, reduce workload strain, and improve public safety.

  11. OpinionOct 18, 2025Clark County Today

    Letter: IBR Models 2024 transit ridership, instead of using actual 2024 ridership data

    Camas resident Douglas Tweet argues that IBR ridership projections rely on past data instead of actual C-TRAN usage, overstating demand for a light rail extension and justifying an unnecessary, cos…

  12. NewsOct 18, 2025Clark County Today

    Two dead at shooting in Hazel Dell convenience store

    Two men died after a shooting at a Hazel Dell 7-Eleven on Friday evening, which the Clark County Sheriff’s Office says appears to be a murder-suicide between two people with no apparent connection.