News
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County officials say codes for equestrian businesses need a closer look
Facing angry horse owners, officials say they’re willing to take a closer look at county code for boarders.
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Clark County TODAY • Episode 21 • February 27, 2020
Chris Brown highlights the top stories from ClarkCountyToday.com
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WSD Board of Directors approve resolution to run a three-year replacement levy
In a regular board meeting on Monday, Woodland Public Schools’ Board of Directors approved a resolution to run a three-y...
Sports
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State regionals: Battle Ground close to home; Woodland always believed
The second of three preview stories that will highlight the 13 girls and boys high school basketball teams from Clark Co...
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State regionals: Five local girls programs prepare to hit the road
The first of three preview stories which will highlight the 13 girls and boys basketball teams from Clark County playing...
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A Sandwich Story: Union coach tells his family’s legendary Disneyland tale
A crazy tale of a Disneyland-obsessed family, a sandwich, and how the Union Titans basketball team now hears this story...
Health
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Health: Are you listening to your heart?
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center cardiologist Jane Luu, MD, offers critical advice to women and others about heart h...
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PeaceHealth invites public to Union Station open house
PeaceHealth is hosting a public open house and dedication of its newly opened primary care and walk-in clinic in Camas o...
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PeaceHealth Southwest ready for possible coronavirus cases
Doctors at PeaceHealth Southwest say they haven’t seen any coronavirus cases, but have tested a couple of people for the...
Opinion
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Op-ed: ‘There is no way to know how many equestrian facilities and barns will be able to weather the financial storm codes and fees have created’
Susan Rasmussen, of Clark County Citizens United, shares her thoughts on on-going disputes between the Clark County eque...
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Opinion: Will our state legislators do the right thing regarding $30 car tabs?
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance expresses his frustration over the attempts of I-976 opponents to block implementati...
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Letter: Battle Ground city manager and Fire District 3 chief thank voters for approving annexation
Battle Ground City Manager Erin Erdman and Fire District 3 Chief Scott Sorenson thank voters for approving annexation
Lifestyles
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Clark College choirs to perform concerts
The Clark College Treble Ensemble and Clark College Chorale, under the direction of Dr. Jacob Funk, will present its Win...
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Go Green First Friday to be held March 6 in downtown Camas
Lucky Leprechauns, Eartha the Clown, a “Green Zone” with family friendly activities, a celebration of the new Camas Love...
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Metropolitan Performing Arts presents ‘Beanstalk!’
Metropolitan Performing Arts will present ‘’Beanstalk!’’ in a weekend full of performances March 6-8.
Youth
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Jaime Herrera Beutler announces 2020 Congressional Art Competition
U.S. Representative Jaime Herrera Beutler announced recently that her office is accepting submissions for the 2020 Congr...
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Battle Ground High School senior wins regional Poetry Out Loud competition
Battle Ground High School senior Amy Eells won the regional Poetry Out Loud competition and will advance to state.
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Woodland Public Schools to participate in Reunification Drill
Woodland Public Schools, along with Clark and Cowlitz emergency response personnel and law enforcement, will hold a Reun...
Business
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Letter: ‘Share love and your financial goals this Valentine’s Day’
OnPoint Community Credit Union Area Manager Amy Reeves offers some financial advice for couples on Valentine’s Day.
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SWCA presents 2019 Construction Champions Award
Southwest Washington Contractors Association introduced its 2019 Construction Champions Feb. 6, at its third annual Cons...
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WSU Vancouver’s Business Growth Map Alliance to host forum
Area residents are invited to learn how to bridge the generational gap in the workplace at Washington State University V...
