News
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Former gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp withdraws lawsuit over election
The campaign of gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp has withdrawn a lawsuit over the election results...
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WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Friday, January 15, 2021
WATCH: Clark County updates phase 1A vaccination plan ; Beaches restaurant owner wants businesses to...
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Clark County Public Health deluged with questions over vaccine eligibility
Inundated with calls from people wondering if they qualify to get the COVID-19 vaccines, Clark Count...
Sports
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GSHL gives go-ahead for low-risk sports to start Feb. 1
Cross country, golf and tennis get the green light while league officials will check the data weekly to see if other tra...
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Where are they now? Alan Embree returns home to Prairie High School
World Series champion Alan Embree started a new job this week, working as a resource officer at Prairie High School.
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WIAA: Football, other fall sports could start in February
Prairie football coach Mike Peck was surprised and thrilled that football might start in February, but a lot still has t...
Health
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The Vancouver Clinic performs first knee replacement outside the hospital
The Vancouver Clinic’s new Ambulatory Surgery Center provides many joint replacement patients a chance to go home the sa...
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PeaceHealth adds two leaders to its system Board of Directors
PeaceHealth has named Carol Aaron and Ruth Williams-Brinkley to its system Board of Directors.
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Alzheimer’s research made massive leaps forward over the past year
In the area of health news, the past year has been overwhelmingly dominated by COVID-19 and the pandemic. What many may...
Opinion
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Opinion: ‘Joe Biden is my president; that’s the way it works’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance looks ahead to next week’s inauguration and what the president-elect can do to serve...
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Letter: Death by taxation
Battle Ground resident Dick Rylander shares his thoughts on Gov. Jay Inslee’s new taxation plan in a letter to the edito...
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Opinion: ‘Yes, today was heartbreaking, but why hasn’t your heart been breaking already?’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on today’s events in Washington DC.
People
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Applications open for 2021 master composter recycler training program
Clark County’s Master Composter Recycler program is offering free training this winter for people interested in becoming...
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Camas resident Sarah Bang hired as advisor to National Credit Union Administration board
Sarah Bang has spent nearly 40 years in the credit union industry. The Camas resident has been hired as advisor to the N...
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Community Foundation of Southwest Washington receives matching funds from Jeff Bezos through All in WA
The Community Foundation of Southwest Washington (CFSWW) can receive matching donation funds through tomorrow from All I...
Youth
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WSU Vancouver offers virtual workshops on how to pay for college
Washington State University Vancouver will host a series called ‘A–Z of Paying for College Workshops’ online this spring...
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Union Ridge Elementary students enjoy virtual dance party
Union Ridge Elementary School held an online school dance recently to give students a chance to celebrate their upcoming...
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Battle Ground Parks & Recreation offers winter breaks crafts for children
Free craft project supply packets for curbside pickup and video instruction makes crafting during winter break fun and e...
Business
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Business Profile: Phoenix Rising Art Gallery promotes local artists
Local artist who represents local artists is the theme at a new gallery in Vancouver, Phoenix Rising Art Gallery.
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Vancouver can eat more ‘chikin’ at a second Chick-fil-A
Chick-fil-A, which entered the market in 2016 in east Vancouver, opens a second restaurant, this one along the perimeter...
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Clark County permit activity for townhomes up 66 percent
The Building Industry Association of Clark County reports an increase of 66 percent in townhome permit issuance from 201...
