News
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Portland Police lieutenant cleared over messages exchanged with Patriot Prayer leader Joey Gibson
Portland Police have concluded there is no evidence a lieutenant broke protocol in communications with Patriot Prayer le...
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Camas to host 2019 State of the Community event
The Port of Camas-Washougal, the Camas School District and the City of Camas will present jointly on community’s future...
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VIDEO: Vancouver Police questioned over review into agency’s use of force policy
Emotions ran high at times during a public forum on Vancouver Police use of force at Clark College this week.
Sports
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Monday Sports Update • September 16, 2019
Reporter Paul Valencia highlights what's happening in Clark County sports.
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Hockinson’s 28-game football winning streak snapped
The two-time defending state Class 2A football champion Hawkinson Hawks had their 28-game winning streak snapped Friday...
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Class 2A/1A football notes: Ridgefield, King’s Way Christian to have a friendly battle
Notes from football teams in the 2A Greater St. Helens League and the Trico League.
Health
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Runners prepare for this weekend’s PeaceHealth Appletree Marathon
More than 1,500 runners and walkers have registered for this weekend’s PeaceHealth AppleTree marathon/half/5k festival,...
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Free bike helmet giveaway and helmet check set for Saturday
PeaceHealth is teaming with Bike Clark County and Emergency Medicine Associates to make sure every child in our communit...
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PeaceHealth’s David Ruiz honored for his work to improve the health of the Latino community
David Ruiz, MD, medical director of PeaceHealth’s Family Medicine of Southwest Washington clinic, recently earned the pr...
Opinion
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Editorial: I just can’t support adult-themed events that target children
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts on the Drag Queen Story Hour events that are being held, both...
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Op-ed: Parents and Adult Fans — ‘The biggest challenge facing high school sports today’
Former Vancouver School District athletic administrator and current WIAA Executive Director Mick Hoffman and national fe...
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Letter: The ‘staid, shushing librarians of your youth? They’ve been replaced’
Vancouver resident Julia Dawn Seaver shares her thoughts on what she described as a “progressive’’ agenda of the America...
Lifestyles
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Raptors, reptiles and prehistoric fish to be featured during Sturgeon Festival
Area residents will have the opportunity to celebrate Columbia River ecosystems with breathtaking birds, remarkable rept...
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Ridgefield Main Street to host fifth annual Oktoberfest Sept. 14
This year’s Experience Ridgefield and Oktoberfest will be hosted at the Ridgefield Outdoor Recreation Complex, and will...
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Pacific Northwest Day Trips: The Columbia River Gorge
Set out on a journey through time and beauty in the natural wonder of Washington and Oregon’s shared Columbia River Gorg...
Youth
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A record for the books: Battle Ground schools adopts most textbooks ever
The record breaking number of curriculum adoptions that have occurred in Battle Ground Public Schools in the past year m...
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Two community events, one mission
School staff, student assistance professionals and other youth behavioral health providers are invited to attend a speci...
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Woodland Public Schools introduces Career-Life-College Initiative, Digital Learning at WHS
At Woodland Public Schools’ annual kick-off staff meeting, Superintendent Michael Green announced a new district-wide in...
Business
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2019 NW Natural Parade of Homes opens with vibrance
The 2019 NW Natural Parade of Homes opened Friday (Sept. 6) with hundreds of visitors and seven stunning, custom-crafted...
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Businesses, citizens to be honored at upcoming event
Businesses and individuals who are making a difference in the lives of people with developmental and/or intellectual dis...
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WSU Vancouver’s Business Growth MAP Alliance to host forum on engaging consumers from their perspective
Area residents are invited to learn to engage buyers from the customer perspective at Washington State University Vancou...
