News
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Vancouver Police and Nautilus, Inc. gives over 100 area children a shopping spree
More than 100 area children were given the opportunity to Shop With a Cop at the annual event organized by the Vancouver...
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Three new members of Vancouver Public Schools Board of Directors to be sworn in
Vancouver Public Schools welcomes Tracie Barrows, Kathy Decker and Kyle Sproul to the board of directors. The three boar...
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Clark College faculty vote to authorize a strike
Over 300 union members at Clark College voted on Saturday to authorize a strike if a new contract can’t be reached soon.
Sports
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Recapping championship Saturday: WIAA reaction, plus fun with Camas numbers
Mick Hoffman says WIAA will have a lot to research before plans for 2020 are unveiled, plus a closer look at Camas title...
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Of Tennis and Triumph: Two stories of positive perspectives
See how a Vancouver Tennis Center coach and player became good friends through their shared experience of overcoming str...
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Monday Sports Update • December 9, 2019
ClarkCountyToday.com reporter Paul Valencia highlights what's happening in Clark County sport. Today, we have highlights...
Health
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Holiday season brings increase in ladder-related injuries according to PeaceHealth officials
As families prepare to decorate their homes for the Christmas season, PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center's trauma team...
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Keep the holidays happy by avoiding food poisoning
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center’s director of food and nutrition services provides some food safety tips for before...
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PeaceHealth recognized as one of the Healthiest 100 Workplaces in America
PeaceHealth has been recognized for the second year in a row as one of the Healthiest 100 Workplaces in America
Opinion
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Letter: Proving that more bridges could help alleviate traffic congestion is proving a point ‘that didn’t need to be proven’
Vancouver resident Jaynee Haygood offers her thoughts on a potential I-5 Bridge replacement project and how it impacts t...
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Opinion: ‘A data-driven’ response to Governors Inslee and Brown
Camas resident John Ley says the ‘data’ shows people want and need traffic congestion relief and improved freight mobili...
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Op-ed: Lawmakers must respect the will of the people
epresentatives Larry Hoff and Brandon Vick, both from the 18th District, share their thoughts on how elected officials s...
Lifestyles
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Christmas across the county: La Center
Our fourth and final stop is La Center and their annual Christmas Festival. Hundreds of people turned out this year to w...
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Registration for Winter recreation activities in Vancouver now open
The Vancouver Parks and Recreation winter activity guide is here to help area residents.
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Christmas across the county: Ridgefield
Our third stop is Ridgefield and their annual Holiday Tree Lighting. People from across the community turned out this ye...
Youth
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Woodland High School’s PASS Team helps struggling first-year students
Woodland High School’s Positive Academic Support System connects struggling first-year high school students with dedicat...
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Winter day camps offer fun for children; support for working parents
Vancouver Parks and Recreation offers a winter day camp at each of the city’s two community centers. Both camps provide...
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Blood donation drives teach students altruism, job skills
Each year, high schools in the Battle Ground Public Schools district host multiple blood donation drives in partnership...
Business
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VIDEO: Rain doesn’t dampen grand opening of Rosauers in Ridgefield
Hundreds of people lined up in the rain to be among the first to shop at the new Rosauers Supermarket in Ridgefield.
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Workforce Southwest Washington CEO to chair Washington Workforce Association
Workforce Southwest Washington CEO Kevin Perkey has been elected chair of the Washington Workforce Association for a two...
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Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce announces 2019 Volunteers of the Year
The Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce honors two Ambassador Volunteers
