Clark County Today offers a look at the race for Clark County Council, District 3. ...
Elections: Race for Clark County Council, District 3
July, 2020
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Elections: Race for state senator, 18th Legislative District
Clark County Today offers a look at the race for state senator in the 18th Legislative District. ...
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Clark County prosecutors offer joint letter on the issue of systemic racism
The Clark County Prosecuting Attorney’s Action and Reform Committee and Clark County Prosecutor Tony ...
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State Senatorial candidate John Ley reveals text barrage by husband of Sen. Ann Rivers, his opponent in upcoming election
Republican candidate for the state senate in the 18th Legislative District John Ley posted a report ...
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Opinion: How did Washington allow Nigerian hackers to steal hundreds of millions in the massive unemployment fraud scheme?
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts on one topic he hopes will be discussed at T ...
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County Council discusses request from area organizations for listening session on systemic racism
Members of the Clark County Council discussed Wednesday a request by area organizations to hold a li ...
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Vancouver businessman cleared of any wrongdoing
A Vancouver business man has been exonerated of charges against him and his company by the Washingto ...
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Eileen Quiring says she will not honor request for her to resign as county chair
County Chair Eileen Quiring told Clark County Today Saturday that she will not resign her position d ...
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Vancouver Police chief joins in banishment of ‘Thin Blue Line’ symbols
Vancouver Police Chief James McElvain has joined Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atkins in the banishment ...
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County councilors offer letter of support for sheriff’s decision to remove ‘Thin Blue Line’ decal
The Clark County Council has penned a letter supporting Sheriff Chuck Atkins’ decision to remove Thi ...
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Clark County prosecutor explains his decision to send officer-involved shooting investigation review to Thurston County
Clark County Prosecuting Attorney Tony Golik said the decision to outsource the review of the Willia ...
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National economist provides revised housing forecast
National Association of Home Builders’ Chief Economist Robert Dietz spoke to about 70 members of the ...
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Whipple Creek Regional Park users concerned over potential increased use
Users of Whipple Creek Regional Park are concerned the park is being “loved to death’’ and it could ...
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Members of Ridgefield City Council approve $3.8 million property purchase
Members of the Ridgefield City Council unanimously approved the purchase of a 4.39-acre parcel and b ...
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Ridgefield man arrested during protest
A 23-year-old Ridgefield man was arrested Sunday afternoon for disorderly conduct after he was accus ...
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BIAW lawsuit would stop L&I emergency rule to fine businesses
The Building Industry of Washington (BIAW) filed a lawsuit Monday to repeal an emergency rule that a ...
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Vancouver hair stylist and clients are ‘happy’ Clark County is now in Phase 2 of reopening
Vancouver hair stylist Betty Rae Wiant is one of many area self-employed business professionals who ...
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Highs and lows of past year help Vancouver teen gain perspective
Skyview High School’s Payton May was named Miss America’s Outstanding Teen 2020 last summer but her ...
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Opinion: ‘Momentum and attitude is everything’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance attempts to offer hope and encouragement to others during a diff ...
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Getting to know: Interim County Manager Kathleen Otto
Clark County Today takes a look at Interim County Manager Kathleen Otto as she assumes the task of n ...
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Vancouver Police chief confirms threats against Vancouver Mall
Vancouver Police Chief James McElvain addressed members of the Vancouver City Council Monday night a ...
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Longtime Vancouver School Board member resigns
Long-time member of the Vancouver Public Schools’ Board of Directors, Mark Stoker, resigned Monday a ...
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Protest held Sunday in Vancouver
The protests of the death of George Floyd reached Clark County Sunday as a group gathered in Esther ...
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Vancouver pastor reacts to Gov. Inslee’s relaxed restrictions on religious gatherings
Pastor Andrew Murch, of Vancouver’s Northwest Gospel Church, responded to Washington Gov. Jay Inslee ...
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La Center 2020 first quarter financial report reveals evidence of robust development
At a time when every city in Clark County is dealing with the economic impact of the stay-at-home or ...
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Food Box Distribution event provides area families a boost
Volunteers with The Salvation Army, in partnership with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Sai ...
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Construction on final phase of Pioneer Street Rail Overpass underway
Construction on the final phase of the Pioneer Street Rail Overpass project is underway in downtown ...
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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 ...
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Clark County prepares for financial impacts of pandemic
Clark County officials have been monitoring revenues and expenditures due to the economic impact of ...
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Candidates file for Clark County political offices
Candidates were required to file for political office by Fri., May 15. In Clark County, some familia ...
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C-TRAN CEO Shawn Donaghy addresses COVID-19 impact
At a C-TRAN Board of Directors meeting this week, CEO Shawn Donaghy provided an update on the impact ...
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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 u ...
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Momentum growing for Vancouver pastor’s proposal to reopen spiritual gatherings
Northwest Gospel Church Lead Pastor Andrew Murch has crafted a policy proposal for spiritual gatheri ...
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Rep. Brandon Vick says lawsuit is an effort to get governor to re-engage with lawmakers
Rep. Brandon Vick, of Vancouver, joined three other state legislators in a federal lawsuit filed Tue ...
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Opinion: ‘I believe we all want the same thing’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his latest thoughts on the impacts of the stay-at-home or ...
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Vancouver continues to address $45 million budget shortfall
The city of Vancouver continues to address a projected $45 million budget shortfall for 2020 as a re ...
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Evergreen School District files legal responses to two lawsuits filed by teachers
The Evergreen School District has filed official responses to a pair of lawsuits filed separately by ...
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Suspect in officer-involved shooting was pronounced dead after being transported to area hospital
The suspect in Tuesday’s officer-involved shooting was killed according to an update provided Wednes ...
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Opinion: ‘A small glimmer of light is beginning to peek through the dark clouds of the stay-at-home orders’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his current thoughts on the coronavirus and plans to re-o ...
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Governor allows construction to restart on a limited basis, effectively immediately
Gov. Jay Inslee announced a plan Friday to allow residential and commercial construction to re-open ...
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Vancouver Sunrise Rotary members ‘Helping Our Heroes’
A new project by members of the Vancouver Sunrise Rotary Club is designed to help area restaurants a ...
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Area leaders, elected officials scramble to address economic impact of stay-at-home orders
As the economic impact of Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s stay-at-home order continues to grow, elected ...
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Gubernatorial candidate sues Gov. Inslee in federal court for ‘blatant violation of Constitution’
Gubernatorial candidate Joshua Freed filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday in the U.S. District Court fo ...
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Opinion: ‘There will be a time very soon when courage, faith, common sense and a broader lens will be required of our leaders’
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts on President Donald Trump’s three-phased pla ...
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Woodland School District patrons again asked to consider replacement Educational Programs and Operations levy
Voters in the Woodland School District are asked to consider a replacement Educational Programs and ...
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Opinion: No bending the rules during this pandemic
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance shares his thoughts and experiences during the coronavirus pande ...
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Gov. Jay Inslee asks Washington residents to report those violating stay-at-home order
In his Monday afternoon media availability to discuss the coronavirus pandemic, Washington Gov. Jay ...
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Construction industry dealing with impacts of Gov. Jay Inslee’s ‘Stay Home, Stay Healthy’ order
After originally believing their industry would be deemed as an essential activity in Gov. Jay Insle ...
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How does Gov. Jay Inslee’s ‘stay home’ order impact area businesses?
Clark County Today attempts to answer the question of what is an essential business as it relates to ...
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Business: Changing operations to address coronavirus pandemic
Area businesses, such as Gaynors Automotive, are changing operations to meet the needs of Clark Coun ...
