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Vancouver celebrated its Main Street Promise
Vancouver's $26 million Main Street overhaul added 10 blocks of underground utilities, wider sidewalks, new lighting, and removable bollards.
Clark County seeks two volunteer residential park hosts for Lewisville Regional Park
Clark County Public Works seeks two adults to live at Lewisville Regional Park and perform daily security and maintenance duties.
Future 42 Clark County releases charter amendment voter guide
Future 42 Clark County released a plain-language guide to nine charter amendments on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Council for the Homeless to celebrate 37 years at Gathering for Change
CEO Sesany Fennie-Jones will publicly announce the organization's new name and brand identity at the Oct. 15 event.
Ridgefield City Council adopts moratorium on new gas stations
Ridgefield City Council unanimously adopted a moratorium on new gas stations while reviewing development regulations.
Identity Clark County accepting nominations for Ed Lynch board seat
Identity Clark County seeks nominations for its 2027 Ed Lynch honorary board seat, open to emerging private-sector leaders.
Community invited to share what they like about county parks
Clark County seeks public input on parks, trails and natural areas via a multilingual survey open through Nov. 1.
Jennifer Sey, high school athletes, girls’ supporters gather in Vancouver Saturday
Female athletes from Arizona, Washington, Georgia, Colorado, and California joined Sen. John Braun and gymnast Jennifer Sey at a Vancouver rally supporting I-638.
Jennifer Sey scheduled to appear at Protect Girls Sports Rally in Vancouver on Saturday
Jennifer Sey, the 1986 U.S. All-Around gymnastics champion, headlines a noon rally Saturday at Firmly Planted Family in Vancouver supporting I-638.
Dozer Day weekend kicks off with career fair for students, then two days of family fun
Close to 1,000 high school students met with trades industry leaders at the Dozer Day Hands-On Career Fair Friday.
Operation Christmas Child starts its 2026 campaign, looking to send gifts to millions of children
George Onyango, now 41, says a shoebox of gifts sent to him in Uganda at age 14 saved his life.
Ridgefield Police Department reveals 2026 Breast Cancer Awareness patch
Ridgefield Police's 2026 pink patch features nine stars and a sandhill crane, raising funds for the Pink Lemonade Project.
Old Apple Tree Festival celebrates 200 years of the Pacific Northwest’s oldest apple tree
The Old Apple Tree Festival marks 200 years since the Pacific Northwest's oldest apple tree was planted at Fort Vancouver in 1826.
The LWV of Washington’s Supreme Court candidate interviews feature all 10 candidates, provide vital information for voters
The LWV of Washington interviewed all 10 Supreme Court candidates on four questions, with responses posted unedited online.
Enspire Arts Announces 2026-2027 Arts Ambassador cohort
Five Clark County students join Enspire Arts' yearlong mentorship cohort, each receiving $650 for individual arts instruction.
Washougal’s own Levi Kitchen captures SuperMotocross Championship
Washougal native Levi Kitchen claimed the SuperMotocross Championship, uniting Monster Energy AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross seasons.
Clark County joins National Food Waste Prevention Week as official partner with ‘WasteBusters’ program
Clark County households discard an average of 400 pounds of edible food per year, with the average U.S. household losing around $3,000 worth of food annually.
BIZ: Al & Ernie’s to open second location in Battle Ground Village
Al & Ernie's Bakery Cafe, drawing 5,000 to 6,000 customers weekly, will open a smaller Village location in early 2027.
Cascadia Technical Academy teacher wins prestigious award from Harbor Freight Tools
Lance Landis' construction students achieved a 100% post-graduation placement rate and earned 203 industry credentials in a single year.
Letter: ‘So let the nay sayers nay say’
Anna Miller argues Lockheed/Sikorsky privately funded the new White House granite helicopter pad, costing taxpayers nothing.
Clark County Republican Women to host dinner event with Todd Myers
Todd Myers says the past legislative session may be a turning point for Washingtonians on state policy.
Washougal School District begins consolidation and modernization review process
Washougal School District's 90-day review could close Hathaway Elementary, saving over $1M per year to reduce class sizes.
High school football: Tupua brothers say Evergreen coaches have given them tools for life
Nehemiah and Daniel Tupua, senior linemen with 4.0 GPAs, credit Evergreen coaches for shaping their lives on and off the field.
Raptors look back on strong 2026 and ahead to 2027 and beyond in Ridgefield
Raptors GM Gus Farah says playoff crowds hit 3,700 over two games, with average attendance topping 1,400 despite weather challenges.
Clark County announces Joint Lobby grand reopening on Oct. 2
Clark County's renovated Joint Lobby reopens Oct. 2 with a ribbon cutting at 4:30 pm and a gallery reception to follow.
Firm Foundation breaks ground on new high school campus in Battle Ground
Firm Foundation Christian School broke ground on a 62-acre Battle Ground campus planned to accommodate up to 300 high school students.
Community invited to Battle Ground Public Schools levy information night
Battle Ground Public Schools has cut $34M over two years as its financial health score heads toward the state warning range.
WSU Vancouver expands food access through new partnership with Clark County Food Bank
WSU Vancouver's Cougar Food Pantry saw shopping visits rise from 1,539 to 2,923 in one academic year.
Two new measles cases in Clark County
Two unvaccinated Clark County children tested positive for measles, with a school in Battle Ground identified as an exposure site.
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