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Two high school teams won state championships on the same day in November, but the biggest day in sports in 2021 might have been when athletic directors and superintendents approved a plan for the…
Of the top 12 viewed stories on CCT during 2021, all but one were COVID-19 related.
Seattle resident Bob Ortblad encourages the choice of a safer crossing option.
Number of lanes, tolling, transit and money all part of IBR discussions during the past year.
Vancouver Urban Forestry reminds residents and businesses that healthy trees are resilient trees.
Two teen suspects have been arrested as a result of an investigation of a series of burglaries this month in Washougal and Camas.
The exhibit features sculptures created by Recycled Arts Festival artist Bill Leigh from unwanted objects discarded at local transfer stations.
While most adults in Washington do not drive under the influence, over 50 percent of all fatal crashes are due to driving under the influence.
Port Townsend Free Press report offers more insight into possible adverse effects of COVID vaccinations.
Clark County Today Administrator Heidi Wetzler shares clinical psychology professor Mattias Desmet’s theory about the societal conditions under which a population ends up willingly sacrificing thei…
John Boyd, current superintendent of the Quincy School District in central Washington, will transition to new position at the start of 2022.
The Battle Ground City Council recently adopted an ordinance establishing a Salary Commission and are seeking applications from residents interested in serving on the newly established board.