News
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ICYMI: Protesters descend on Clark County Public Health building
A group of protesters marched to the Clark County Public Health building this week, alleging the county is withholding i...
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Elections: State representative, 49th Legislative District, Position 1
Clark County Today takes a look at the race for state representative, Position 1, in the 49th Legislative District.
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A 34-year-old is among latest victims of COVID-19 in Clark County
Clark County added three new deaths from COVID-19 this week, but protesters showed up at the public health building alle...
Sports
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Hockinson hires boys basketball coach
Scott Weaver is leaving his hometown school to become the head coach of Hockinson boys basketball.
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High school football put on pause at King’s Way Christian
The plan is for varsity football to return to King’s Way Christian in the fall of 2023 after three seasons of developmen...
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Graham Moody enjoys the journey toward Oregon Junior Am title
Mountain View High School standout Graham Moody put together seven consecutive solid rounds to win Oregon Junior Amateur...
Health
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VIDEO: The ‘dos’ and ‘don’ts’ of mask wearing in the age of COVID-19
At PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver, Cristin Connor is the system director for employee health, and she...
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Clark County distributing cloth face coverings for low-income individuals and families
CRESA Emergency Management is distributing more than 216,000 cloth face coverings to low-income individuals and families...
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PeaceHealth Southwest to hold Volunteers’ Parade of Appreciation
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center volunteers who have been furloughed since March 18 due to COVID-19 are planning to...
Opinion
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Letter: ‘We need honest leaders who are unafraid and speak for the silent majority’
Vancouver residents Jim and Shirley Mozena shared their thoughts in support of Clark County Chair Eileen Quiring.
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Commentary: WIAA makes tough call to delay the start of sports
Clark County Today reporter Paul Valencia gives his opinion on the WIAA’s decision to delay the start of the upcoming fa...
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Opinion: How did Washington allow Nigerian hackers to steal hundreds of millions in the massive unemployment fraud scheme?
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts on one topic he hopes will be discussed at Thursday’s Republican...
People
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Clark County’s Birdman expands his operation with new partnerships
After founding Northwest Bird Rescue years ago, and founding Parrots for Patriots in the last several years, Chris Drigg...
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Remembering a man of grace and mercy: Mark Roskam
Mark Roskam, who served 10 years as the chaplain and a case worker at Open House Ministries shelter, passed away suddenl...
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Woodland High School’s annual plant sale saved through teamwork and planning
Woodland High School’s annual plant sale put on by students of the school’s horticulture classes would have been cancele...
Youth
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Woodland Public Schools celebrates graduates of all ages with special commencement ceremonies
Woodland Public Schools staff celebrated graduates of all ages throughout the district with commencement ceremonies that...
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Vancouver School District offers new preschool program
Parents can apply now for a new preschool program that will start this fall in Vancouver Public Schools. The half-day pr...
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Vancouver Public Schools’ students, families to receive additional community services
An agreement among Vancouver Public Schools and 13 local organizations to establish full-service community schools recen...
Business
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Business Profile: Junk King picking up business
Local franchise opened in Vancouver just prior to the pandemic, but business for Junk King has slowly grown
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A handful of downtown Vancouver restaurants take ‘risk’ on building parklets
Parklets represent a calculated risk for restaurants in downtown Vancouver who’ve decided to make the investment.
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Vancouver businessman cleared of any wrongdoing
A Vancouver business man has been exonerated of charges against him and his company by the Washington Insurance Commissi...
