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Opinion: Systemic discrimination in the public schools; legislature cuts funding for public charter schools’
Liv Finne, director of the Center for Education at the Washington Policy Center, comments on the decision of majority lawmakers to cut the charter school make-up funding in the final state budget.
Coming this summer: A new and improved Mill Plain Boulevard in downtown Vancouver
Travel and safety improvements are coming this summer for people who travel along Mill Plain Boulevard and East 15th Street between Fort Vancouver Way and West 26th Avenue near the Port of Vancouver.
Woodland Public Schools’ alternative TEAM High School holds special commencement ceremony for eight graduates
TEAM High School offers Woodland’s students a path to earning a high school diploma that accommodates individual life circumstances.
Walk/Run for the Animals engages community to support dogs and cats
Humane Society for Southwest Washington event offers socially distanced fun.
Sixteen-year CASEE study reveals changes in local amphibian populations
Students attend CASEE in the Battle Ground School District, where they study a science-based curriculum immersed in biology, wildlife, food science and other topics.
Clark County Elected Officials
County manager seeks volunteers for rural equestrian facilities work group
The six-member work group will serve until the county council makes final action on the group’s recommendations – up to 12 months if needed.
Commentary: CMAC delivers on its salute to future military members
Around 100 future military members honored by city, county leaders at an “Our Community Salutes” event.
Camas house a total loss after weekend fire
Kitchen fire led to blaze Saturday on NW Hill Street.
Ignoring voters, Legislature passes carbon reduction measures with cap and trade bill and low carbon fuels standard
Higher gas and energy prices may be on the way as legislature passes two carbon taxes.
VIDEO: Clark County Today’s Andi Schwartz provides a visual trip to Lilac Days 2021
The annual event started this year on April 17 and will continue through Mother’s Day, May 9. The gardens are open to visitors from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Opinion: ‘There is no correlation between COVID-19 deaths and forced government closures’
Dr. Roger Stark, senior fellow at the Washington Policy Center for Health Care, shares his analysis of government control and regulation during the pandemic.