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Furry Friends offers microchipping and cat adoption at the Peace and Justice Fair
…ts and kittens for adoption Sat., Sept. 9 at the Peace and Justice Fair held at Esther Short Park 415 W 6th St, Vancouver.
Ridgefield School District honors employees with Exemplary Service Awards
…h Exemplary Service Awards at their Convocation event on August 23 as they welcomed staff returning from summer break for the new school year.
Clark County businessman and developer offer testimonials to success of county fee waiver program
Members of the Clark County Board of Councilors passed a resolution at their Tuesday evening meeting that will essentially drive the final nails in the coffin of the county’s fee waiver program.
Resolution passes to outline fee waiver eligibility
…embers of the Clark County Board of Councilors voted unanimously to approve a resolution that establishes deadlines for development projects to continue to be eligible for fee waivers.
Burn ban remains in place, hazardous fire conditions persist countywide
Clark County Fire Marshal Jon Dunaway reminded area residents Wednesday that a ban on most recreational fires remains in place countywide until further notice.
A look back: Camas defeats Oregon powerhouse
ClarkCountyToday.com reporter Paul Valencia analyzes the Week 1 battle between Camas and Central Catholic (Ore.) and looks ahead to the Papermakers’ Week 2 matchup with Sherwood (Ore.).
When it comes to hope, is your glass half full or half empty?
…y.com Editor Ken Vance opts to step away this week from discussing what is wrong with our country to share what gives him hope.
Area residents lend a helping hand to fundraising efforts of clubs and organizations
La Center resident Kristi Kotrous and Ridgefield resident Chris Fried have teamed up to form a business that assists area organizations with fundraising efforts.
Woodland teachers use summer break to learn new skills and hone their craft
…evelopment programs designed to help hone their craft and, just like their students, to make learning a lifelong adventure.
City of Battle Ground welcomes City/Prosecuting Attorney Christine Hayes
…ting Attorney Christine Hayes, who became city’s first in-house attorney.
Heritage Day celebrates local history in Washougal
…Sept. 9 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Two Rivers Heritage Museum in Washougal.
Minutes-before-midnight budget sacrifices transparency, sustainability, and taxpayers’ wallets
Rep. Liz Pike In the late afternoon and early evening of June 30, hours before the end of the state’s fiscal cycle, the Legislature passed a new 2017-19 operating budget. Minutes before midnight, G…