News
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Unsheltered homeless population in Clark County spikes again
The latest Point in Time count shows a 30 percent increase in unsheltered homeless in Clark County compared to last year...
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18th District lawmakers to hold three town hall meetings Saturday
Residents of the 18th Legislative District are invited to a trio of town hall meetings being held on Sat., May 25, in Wa...
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Clark County Fire District 6 firefighters honor ‘those left behind’
In observance of a national event entitled “Those Left Behind,’’ firefighters with Clark County Fire District 6 held an...
Sports
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State golf begins today with 50-plus from Clark County
Area high school golfers from all classifications are across the state in championships this week
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Camas Hoopin’ with Heroes set for Thursday
This Thursday, May 23, PAL of SW WA is hosting it's 6th Annual Hoopin' with Heroes charity basketball game at Camas High...
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Magical Saturday for Mountain View, Columbia River soccer
A sports wrap-up of what is traditionally one of the busiest playoff days of the entire school year.
Opinion
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Op-ed: The insanity of bonding tolls
Camas resident John Ley offers his thoughts on the outrageous cost of bonding toll revenue.
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Mother’s Day: Remembering my mom and her many endearing qualities
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance shares his memories of his mother Donna Vance, who passed away in 2004.
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Opinion: State should step up, pay its fair share of election costs
Six Clark County elected officials share their thoughts about the Washington State Legislature’s refusal to pay its fair...
Lifestyles
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Clark College Jazz Band to feature Charlie Porter at spring concert
The Clark College Jazz Band under the direction of Dr. Doug Harris performs its Spring Concert on Sat., June 8, 7:30 p.m...
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Ridgefield Big Paddle is set for Sat., June 1
Ridgefield is celebrating National Trails Day with festivities at the waterfront and downtown on Sat., June 1.
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Mother’s Day means serving with love for new Vancouver church
New area church endeavours to be known by their love, starting this weekend with 10 single moms receiving honor at their...
Youth
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Woodland High School’s SkillsUSA team brings home medals from state conference
Woodland High School’s SkillsUSA team members dedicate themselves to honing their areas of expertise, and this dedicatio...
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Three Woodland High School graduates receive accolades from Cascadia Technical Academy
Cascadia Technical Academy selected three Woodland High School graduates to receive accolades for their exemplary work i...
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Ridgefield’s South Ridge Elementary School holds Sport-A-Thon fundraiser
South Ridge Elementary School students recently participated in a Sport-A-Thon fundraiser.
Business
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Bring your child to work at U.S. Digital
U.S. Digital officials rethink the way children get an inside look at their parents workplace.
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Biokleen to host Green Business Morning Blend networking event
Area business representatives have an opportunity to learn about green cleaning product manufacturer Biokleen at a free...
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Kiddie Academy gearing up to inspire Salmon Creek
Kiddie Academy will open a new 20,000 square-foot facility in Salmon Creek in August of 2019 with the goal of providing...
Health
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‘Take Your Brain Out To play’ Saturday
The PeaceHealth Stroke and Brain Injury Support Group invites all members of the community to "Take Your Brain Out to Pl...
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Clark County Public Health declares measles outbreak over
Clark County Public Health has declared the local measles outbreak over, after six weeks with no new cases.
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Blood supply to local trauma centers running on fumes
Bloodworks Northwest is bracing for low blood supplies this summer so they’re ramping up their appeal for blood donation...
