Your Week in Review – Episode 64 • June 14, 2019
Chris Brown discusses the top stories this week from ClarkCountyToday.com. A tour of the day center inside the controversial Vancouver Navigation Center drawing new compl...
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Retiring Clark College President Robert Knight honored at Thursday ceremony
An appreciative crowd gathered Thursday afternoon at Clark College’s Gaiser Hall to honor retiring Clark College President Robert Knight, who announced in January that he...
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Update: Yacolt Mountain Quarry Forum
The Clark County Surface Mining Advisory Committee’s forum on Yacolt Mountain Quarry met at the end of May for their third session.
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Vancouver Public Schools officials mull supplemental local funding levy
The Vancouver School Board took a look this week at a possible supplemental local funding levy, now that the state lifted the local levy lid to $2.50 per $1,000.
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Clark County Public Health issues blue-green algae advisory for Vancouver Lake
Clark County Public Health issues blue-green algae advisory for Vancouver Lake
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A conversation with Vancouver Police Chief James McElvain
We sat down with Vancouver Police Chief, James McElvain, to talk about current events and the future of his agency. Everything from officer involved shootings, to body ca...
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Council approves 10 percent pay increase for indigent defense attorneys
Defense attorneys will get a pay bump next month for indigent defense cases under a supplemental budget approved by the County Council.
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Your Week in Review – Episode 63 • June 6, 2019
Chris Brown highlights the top stories this week from ClarkCountyToday.com. A Heritage High School senior makes public comments critical of administrators and gets banned...
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County Council passes resolution in support of all area fireworks shows
The Clark County Council passed a resolution this week urging residents to attend all fireworks shows in the area this year, including a new one at the Fairgrounds.
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Heritage High School senior blasts administrators in speech, faces discipline
A graduating senior at Heritage High School blasted school administrators in a speech and now won’t be able to walk at high graduation ceremony on Saturday.
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