WATCH: Clark County COVID-19 cases reach 375 ; Clark County tweaks cannabis retailer rules to help out a business owner ; Vancouver police search for missing teen ; Area nurses recognized during National Nurses Week ; Vancouver Public Schools announce in-person graduations for August.
City of Washougal offers update on its COVID-19 response
In accordance with Gov. Jay Inslee’s easing of outdoor recreation restrictions announced April 27, the city of Washougal has begun implementing a phased approach to open...
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County Council temporarily eases pot shop restrictions to help one retailer
Confusion over the county’s permitting process for marijuana establishments led to a controversial change this week, aimed at helping one business owner get his retail lo...
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Vancouver Police Department seeks help from the public to locate missing teen
The Vancouver Police Department is asking the public to help locate a missing 15-year-old female.
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‘Heroes work here’ — The signmaker on nurses week
This week is Nurses Week. More broadly, it is a celebration of medical and healthcare workers everywhere who are putting themselves at risk during the pandemic. Signs are...
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Vancouver’s Living Hope Church to reopen drive-in services
As Washington moves into Phase One of Gov. Jay Inslee’s plan to reopen the state. Living Hope Church in Vancouver will be reinstating its drive-in church services.
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Spring Sports 2020: ‘It was good until it wasn’t’
A salute to all players and coaches of spring sports who had their seasons wiped away by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Vancouver schools announce graduation plans
Vancouver Public Schools officials are hoping to allow in-person graduation ceremonies this coming August.
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Opinion: Questioning the Camas Roundabout
Camas resident John Ley shares his research into the $8 million Camas Lake Road/Everett Roundabout.
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