News
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Your Week in Review – Episode 52 • March 22, 2019
Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast. Derelict motorhomes causing major issues i...
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Derelict RVs causing problems across Clark County
Neighbors along NE 13th Avenue in Hazel Dell say over a dozen RVs and cars are parked along their street either abandone...
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VIDEO: 18th District Lawmakers hold Washougal Town Hall meeting
18th District Lawmakers held their sixth town hall meeting of the long legislative session this past weekend in Washouga...
Sports
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HS baseball: Skyview quartet to use junior college ball to launch future
Area players learn there are many options on the way to their dreams beyond high school baseball.
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Annual Roundball Shootout set for Sunday
That time of year with all-state games on tap plus a local showcase for senior high school basketball players.
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HS softball: Woodland brings the bats, too
Defending state softball champion Woodland Beavers have an ace pitcher to go along with an incredible offense.
Opinion
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Letter: Vancouver resident offers ‘heads up’ to area parents about Senate bills
Vancouver resident Julia Dawn Seaver offers her thoughts on three bills currently being considered in the state Senate,...
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Commentary: Send Me — Argentina 2019 with Compassion To Action
ClarkCountyToady.com reporter Jacob Granneman, shares his experience filming the start of revival in Buenos Aires, Argen...
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Despite the opposition of an overwhelming majority of voters, carbon gas tax alive and well in state Senate
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts about efforts by Washington lawmakers to pass Senate Bill 5971...
Lifestyles
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Battle Ground Parks and Recreation to host Park Appreciation Day work party
Battle Ground Parks and Recreation is celebrating National Volunteer Month by hosting a Park Appreciation Day work party...
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Fees raised at PacifiCorp’s Lewis River campgrounds and day use areas
PacifiCorp is increasing fees at more than 500 camping and picnic sites enjoyed by more than 400,000 visitors annually o...
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Spring Whale Watch Week runs March 23-31 at the coast
The Spring Whale Watch Week event returns to the coast March 23-31 to celebrate the more than 20,000 Gray whales expecte...
Youth
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Workforce SW Washington presents the 2019 Youth Employment Summit
Workforce Southwest Washington hosted the 2019 Youth Employment Summit with support from over 60 companies and every sch...
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Woodland third graders learn proper table manners
Third graders at Woodland Intermediate School learned proper table manners and how to use a full set of dining utensils...
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Woodland Middle School student and aspiring baker donates more than $600 in cookie sales
Celina Green encouraged her daughter Dakota Wilcox, a student at Woodland Middle School, to engage in one of her favorit...
Business
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WSU Vancouver’s Business Growth MAP Alliance hosts forum on strategic decision making
Attendees can learn how to assess their business, market and product offerings for real advantage at Washington State Un...
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Restore and Enlighten: The story of New Athlete
New Athlete’s trainers endeavour to equip local and pro athletes at their Vancouver training facility, to push their lim...
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Area residents can connect with local employers at Battle Ground Public Schools’ Industry Fair
Students, families and community members are invited to learn about careers in southwest Washington at Battle Ground Pub...
Health
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Measles update: One new confirmed case; two suspected cases
Clark County Public Health is continuing its measles outbreak investigation. Since Jan. 1, Public Health has identified...
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PeaceHealth Urgent Care team to heal Carter Park
A team of volunteers from PeaceHealth Urgent Care – Memorial will donate time Sat. March 23 to continue their months-lon...
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County, Prevent Coalition to present State of Student Health event
Area residents will have the opportunity to join the Prevent Coalition at its April 11 community event to learn about th...
