Search Clark County Today
Every published story — news, opinion and letters. Filter by section, author, type or publication date; the address bar keeps your search, so any view is easy to share or bookmark.
City of Vancouver hosts community services open house
…hips program is sponsoring a free community services open house March 6 designed to help connect people needing assistance with local service providers.
Measles update: Investigation reveals 65 confirmed cases; only one since Friday
…65 confirmed cases and is not currently investigating any suspect cases.
Your Week in Review – Episode 48 • February 22, 2019
…r at Vancouver Public Library brings protests to board of trustees meeting; 16-year old Evergreen student killed in officer-involved shooting; 2019 tax refunds lower than last year, but there could be…
Clark County Historical Museum to hold talk with author Judith Jacobs Litchfield
As part of Women’s History Month, Clark County Historical Museum will hold a talk Thu., March 7, with Judith Jacobs Litchfield, author of the 2017 memoir “Providence White Caps: The Diary of Bernice…
What’s the deal with 2019 tax returns?
…year, but does that mean the president’s tax reforms are a bust?
House unanimously approves Rep. Larry Hoff’s first bill
In a 96-0 vote last week, the state House of Representatives approved a bill sponsored by Rep. Larry Hoff to assist the Department of Licensing in eliminating inefficiencies afte…
Clark College hosts food summit
…m at the college to support this region’s food-producing industries.
Drag Queen Story Hour brings complaints to the FVRL Board of Trustees meeting
…a residents to the Vancouver Community Library’s Board of Trustees meeting, most to complain.
Medical disorder is no excuse for Union gymnast
Top high school gymnasts competing this week at state championships.
Measles update: 62 confirmed cases, one suspected case
…fied 62 confirmed cases and is currently investigating one suspect case.
Rep. Vicki Kraft bill sets minimum $5,000 fine for sex trafficking conviction
…bill that would prohibit courts from waiving, reducing or suspending certain fees and fines charged to those convicted of sexual exploitation of children received a hearing Friday in the House Public…
Port of Vancouver seeks developer for Columbia River Waterfront Blocks
The Port of Vancouver USA is seeking proposals from development firms interested in designing, permitting, constructing and managing a mixed-used development on a…