Clark County Today remembers those who sacrificed all this Memorial Day
Clark County Today joins the community in honoring our fallen, but not forgotten, heroes.
2023 Memorial Day Remembrance Ceremony
The Community Military Appreciation Committee (CMAC) will hold Vancouver's Memorial Day Observance at the Vancouver Barracks Parade Ground, featuring various ceremonies and tributes to honor fallen heroes and support the military community.
Opinion: WA Cares is a regressive tax, hurting low-income workers
Elizabeth Hovde shares an opinion piece stating ‘The regressivity within this state-imposed program is one of the easiest reasons to be against the 2019 long-term-care law.’
Building Code Council delays new codes due to 9th Circuit natural gas ruling
The Washington State Building Code Council (SBCC) passed two motions in response to a 9th Circuit Court ruling, giving official notice for rulemaking actions to align with the ruling and delaying the implementation of new codes requiring heat pumps and banning natural gas in construction for 120 days, sparking debate over cost, technological readiness, and environmental benefits.
Opinion: State should protect Medicaid for people in need
Elizabeth Hovde believes states have a strong incentive to figure out who is eligible and who is not in a timely manner.
Job Fair offers opportunity to meet WSU Vancouver students and alumni
WSU Vancouver is hosting a Student and Alumni Job Fair on June 13, inviting businesses to meet students and alumni for career and internship opportunities at a cost of $50, including a display table, admission for two people, parking permits, and refreshments.
Washington bans pot-based hiring discrimination for most employers
Washington state has passed a law, effective January 1, 2024, banning hiring discrimination based on off-the-job cannabis use and the presence of non-psychoactive cannabis metabolites in drug tests, opening up job opportunities for qualified applicants who use cannabis.
Clark County Public Health monitoring of local swim beaches begins Tuesday
Clark County Public Health will monitor water quality at designated swim beaches throughout the summer, issuing advisories if bacteria levels exceed thresholds and monitoring for harmful algal blooms that can pose health risks to people and pets.
Clark County Today remembers those who sacrificed all this Memorial Day
2023 Memorial Day Remembrance Ceremony
Battle Ground to host annual Memorial Day Ceremony, May 29
Building Code Council delays new codes due to 9th Circuit natural gas ruling
Job Fair offers opportunity to meet WSU Vancouver students and alumni
Washington bans pot-based hiring discrimination for most employers
Clark County Public Health monitoring of local swim beaches begins Tuesday
200,000 eligible Washingtonians have less than a week to opt out of payroll tax program
Camas parents express concerns about death threats between students
Opinion: WA Cares is a regressive tax, hurting low-income workers
Opinion: State should protect Medicaid for people in need
Letter: ‘Do not believe that CD3 is purple’
POLL: Will the CCRP’s support of Joe Kent lead to a victory for the Republican?
Opinion: Office of Financial Management fined for withholding public documents
Opinion: Making drugs illegal again – Washington’s special session
Opinion: State transportation budget highlights
BLM wilderness areas may be less accessible to the public soon
Opinion: I-5 Bridge replacement is not a solution for anything
‘I collapsed’: Documentary stuns with life-altering COVID-shot injuries
Phone COVID-19 exposure notifications in Washington state have ended
‘Noxious and harmful’: New study shatters myth that masks protect
Gov. Inslee rescinds COVID-19 vaccine mandate for state employees
COVID tests declared unsafe, mass recall issued
Opinion: Federal vaccine mandate on employees is ending; Washington state’s remains
ABC News censors Bobby Kennedy remarks critical of COVID vaccines
Big Pharma under investigation for COVID-vaccine fraud
These students still required to test for COVID to return to school after spring break
Facebook oversight board still wants COVID-19 comments censored
Recreation sites and viewpoints remain open on State Route 504 to Milepost 43
Fuel prices increase ahead of Memorial Day weekend, up 76 cents this year
Opinion: I-5 Bridge replacement is not a solution for anything
Communities invited to Interstate Bridge Replacement neighborhood forums in Vancouver and Portland
5-1-1 travel information phone number will be deactivated May 19
Members of Vancouver City Council approve acquisition of downtown property
Projected Washington transportation revenues drop $633 million over 6 months
Plan ahead for smoother Memorial Day holiday travel
Expect delays northbound on I-5 through Woodland for emergency bridge repair Tuesday
Despite opposition, IBR administrator says tolling is ‘necessary’ for I-5 Bridge replacement project
It’s that time of year: SR 504 to Mount St. Helens observatory reopens
High school softball: Skyview, Ridgefield among top seeds in their state tournaments
County’s only 18-hole disc golf course opens at Hockinson Meadows Community Park
High school golf: Defending state champion from Union just misses playoff
Clark County athletes shining with Clark College athletics
High school baseball: La Center looks forward to promising future
High School soccer: Columbia River, Seton Catholic advance to semifinals
Vancouver Lake is The Destination for Northwest youth rowers
Columbia River spring Chinook season reopens
High school soccer: Columbia River’s flawless defense led by two seniors
Organizers send out Call for Arts prior to inaugural Vancouver Arts and Music Festival
Save the date for the fall Furry Friends auction
Wonderful tribute: La Center Lions Club to receive international kindness award
Vancouver to host free music, movies and more this summer
Washougal Studio Artists Tour is Mother’s Day Weekend
A journey of perseverance: Lee Hunter lands dream job as Union’s baseball coach
Clark College announces artist selection for Boschma Farms campus
The Historic Trust announces 2023 General George C. Marshall Leadership Award recipients
Parks Foundation of Clark County announces 2023 Florence B. Wager recipients
Washougal High School students gain job experience in Gause Elementary classrooms
Battle Ground brimming with summer fun for children
Woodland’s Columbia Elementary School Drama Club filmed and released its first video production
Journey Theater provides day camps in Clark County
Camas-Washougal Chamber announces college scholarship recipients
Journey Theater presents Honk!
Area middle school students compete at state qualifying round in Vancouver for the title of National Civics Bee Champion
Marine Biologist John Ford inspires Lewis River Academy students
Battle Ground High School drama club prepares a rock and roll trip to ‘Wonderland’
Battle Ground businesses damaged in Monday thunderstorm
Riverview Bank Celebrates Its 100-year Anniversary
Business Profile: Fred Spiegelberg Media teaming up for high school sports
Woodland High School’s Job Ready Career Fair connects local businesses with students
Vancouver celebrates Small Business Month in May
ilani Hotel celebrates opening with ribbon-cutting ceremony April 24
County opens grant application process for small businesses, nonprofits
Newly renovated Goodwill Community Training Center helps Clark County residents work toward better paying jobs
New development plan — The Palisades — planned for east Vancouver
