News
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Chelatchie Prairie operator files federal lawsuit alleging retaliation
The president of the company that operates the Chelatchie Prairie rail line is alleging in federal court that the county...
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Barricaded male who set fire to house arrested
A man who set fire to a residence in Vancouver was arrested by Vancouver Police Wednesday afternoon.
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Clark College faculty vote to approve new contract
Clark College faculty overwhelmingly voted in favor of a new contract Wednesday, ending a three-day strike.
Sports
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Camas, Washougal players take top scholarships at football banquet
Tai Tumanuvao of Camas and Brevan Bea of Washougal earn first-place prizes at annual scholarship event.
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High school wrestling: Union girls recall that championship feeling
Clark County Championships are this week at Skyview, to find out the best of the best in the region for high school wres...
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The Voice of Columbia River High School
Columbia River High School senior Jordan Ryan excels on the girls basketball team and in the broadcast booth.
Health
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PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center receives prestigious Baby-Friendly Designation
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center announced Thursday that it has achieved the highly prestigious international Baby-F...
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A helping hand: PeaceHealth Southwest’s limb salvage program a sign of change
Over a meal of Mexican food, PeaceHealth Southwest doctors and nurses discuss diseased limbs in a unique cross-specialty...
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Battle Ground HealthCare offers diabetes prevention program with WSUV
In an effort to stop the rising number of Type 2 Diabetes patients, free clinic Battle Ground HealthCare and WSU Vancouv...
Opinion
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Letter: Writing in support of the upcoming Ridgefield School Bond
Ridgefield resident Tana Aichele shares her thoughts on why the Ridgefield School Bond is necessary.
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Recent poll of Washington voters reveals interesting results
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares some of the results of the latest Crosscut/Elway Poll of Washington voters.
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Letter: ‘Local funding is essential because the state only pays for 87.5 percent of the total education cost of Woodland Public Schools’
Woodland resident Matt Donald urges voters to approve a new operations levy for Woodland Public Schools.
Lifestyles
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Live radio performance features classic noir drama
“The Maltese Falcon," a live radio drama led by John Barber, faculty member in the Creative Media and Digital Culture pr...
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Northwest Association for Blind Athletes to host evening skiing and snowboarding events
Northwest Association for Blind Athletes (NWABA) will host evening skiing and snowboarding experiences for individuals w...
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New Waste Connections program aims to help residents recycle right
Waste Connections is launching a new program this month to help residents identify items that cannot be accepted for rec...
Youth
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Vancouver middle school students to launch mini-boats bound for Japan
For the past several weeks and months, the mini-boats program has been introduced and implemented at Wy’east Middle Scho...
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Businesses invited to connect with jobseekers at Battle Ground’s Industry Fair
The Battle Ground Public Schools’ 2020 Industry Fair. The event, sponsored by BGPS, NEXT, Partners in Careers, and WorkS...
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CASEE program hosts ‘Science Night’ for prospective students
Those area residents who have a soon-to-be or current high school student who may be interested in a hands-on, science-b...
Business
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Community Foundation opens local scholarship applications
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington opened applications for its 2020 scholarship program recently. The Com...
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Businesses invited to meet WSU Vancouver students and alumni at Career Fair
The fair provides an opportunity for business representatives to meet WSU Vancouver students and alumni to discuss caree...
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Safer, Better, Brighter: Fostering community by cleaning gutters
A Battle Ground window cleaning business owner is offering free gutter cleaning services for the elderly, disabled and a...
