News
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County says Firestone Pacific Foods has not been cleared to reopen
Clark County’s Public Health Director says a plan by Firestone Pacific Foods to reopen Thursday has not been approved by...
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WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Wednesday, May 27, 2020
Firestone Pacific Foods COVID-19 outbreak exceeds 100 cases ; Gov. Inslee to loosen restrictions on church gatherings ;...
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Clark College Foundation to host COVID-19 tracking leader from The Atlantic
The Clark College Foundation’s Alumni Relations will host a free virtual lecture by The Atlantic's Alexis Madrigal on Tr...
Sports
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No all-star game, but all-star salute for fallen soldier remains
U.S. Army Cpl. Jeremiah Jewel Johnson, who died in 2007, is memorialized with his name and scholarship for MVP winners o...
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Where are they now? Hudson’s Bay’s Sarah Jackson
Sarah Jackson Panther won two state titles in 2003 for Hudson’s Bay, endured a horrific health crisis, and is now on the...
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Prairie High School girls basketball coach resigns after promotion
End of an era as Hala Corral steps away from one of the best high school basketball programs in the Northwest.
Health
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ESD 112 launches innovative Career Connected Learning Network
In an effort to fully support the career development needs of all of Southwest Washington’s youth, ESD 112 has realigned...
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PeaceHealth officials thank community for ‘overwhelming support’
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center officials want to express their thanks and gratitude to the Clark County community.
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PeaceHealth urges patients to continue to seek care
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center has teamed up with more than 100 hospitals across the state to urge communities not...
Opinion
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Opinion: A tale of two sets of assumptions
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance recently reported on the attempts by city of Vancouver and Clark County officials to...
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Founder’s vision of video news reports now a reality
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance offers a “peek behind the curtain,’’ explaining the news video updates now available...
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Opinion: ‘The governor’s decisions have hurt too many in our community’
Vancouver resident Matt Jeffries shares his thoughts on the need to reopen Clark County.
Lifestyles
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Pacific Power to open additional day use areas, Swift Forest Camp
Beginning Fri., May 22, Swift Forest Camp will be available for both camping and day use and the Cougar and Cresap Bay P...
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Eyewitness to history: Clark County Today staffers share Mt. St. Helens memories
Two Clark County Today staff members share their memories of the day Mt. St. Helens erupted, 40 years ago this week.
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Observing the 40th anniversary of the eruption of Mt. St. Helens
ClarkCountyToday.com re-visits Eric Schwartz's story of learning some painful lessons in his pursuit of the Pacific Nort...
Youth
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61st annual BGPS District Art Show goes virtual
More than 500 creative works are on virtual display to celebrate Battle Ground Public Schools' annual District Art Show....
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The Mighty Mini-Boat Float: Vancouver mini-boat sails again
The CRMM Mini-Boats Program involved dozens of schools all over the Pacific Northwest, by getting students engaged with...
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Woodland ELL teachers use innovative assignments to help students keep learning during the statewide closure
The statewide school closure meant Carlotta Propersi, an English Language Learners teacher at Woodland High School, had...
Business
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SWCA members achieve record Retro rebate percentage
Southwest Washington Contractors Association announced last week that it has received a refund check for $1.486 million...
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Calming cat lady comes through for cat community
Feline spa and boarding facility struggles during Stay at Home era, but owner Margie McGhee finds a silver lining by hel...
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Downtown Vancouver continues to light up in purple
A total of 27 businesses have been lighting up their windows each night in purple to honor local hospitality workers Edi...
