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Governor signs slimmed-companion version of Rep. Liz Pike’s short-line railroad jobs bill
…which passed the Senate 37-10, is a companion measure to House …
Washington’s newest distracted driving law goes into effect
…Washington drivers will be limited to hands-free electronic use when behind the wheel.
Here’s appreciation for those fiscal conservatives in the state legislature
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor espouses his appreciation for area lawmakers who held firm to their fiscal conservative beliefs during the recent budget process.
Independence Day at Fort Vancouver to focus on evening schedule
…ncouver presented by Bank of America has changed from previous years and is now more focused as an evening event on Tue., July 4.
Showtime Travelers
…howtime Baseball excelled in Texas the past six days, then rushed home in time for the opening game of the Curt Daniels Invitational in Vancouver.
Anglers must release adult chinook salmon starting July 1 on the lower Columbia River
…ing Sat., July 1, anglers fishing the lower Columbia River must release any adult summer chinook salmon they intercept under new rules approved Wednesday by fishery managers from Washington and Oregon…
Clark County firework laws: What you need to know
…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 of firew…
Community Foundation hires two staff members
…ie Spurgeon as vice president of development and Ursula Arlauskas as development coordinator.
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.
Free Summer Meals Program offers nutritious meals to kids
Children and teens ages 1-18 can enjoy a free lunch this summer through the Simplified Summer Food Program (SSFP) for children.
National Park Service celebrates Russian-American aviation achievement at Pearson Air Museum
Area residents are invited to attend an event Pearson Air Museum for a special program celebrating the 80th anniversary of Valery Chkalov’s landmark transpolar flight from Moscow, Russia, to Pearson…
Woodland Planters Days keeps focus on heritage and community
The oldest community festival in Washington — Woodland’s Planters Days — saw massive attendance this weekend as Woodland celebrated its history.