Looking for fabric and notions since Joann closed? There are options in Clark...
Clark County’s sewing shops are seeing more foot traffic since Joann Fabric and Craft stores shuttered late last month. Read more...
View ArticleCostco wants to build a 40-pump gas station across the street from central...
Plans are afoot for a new 40-pump Costco gas station near the company’s central Vancouver location. Read more...
View ArticleThe hottest areas of Clark County? Heat-mapping project shows temperatures...
A one-day heat-mapping project conducted last July found noticeable temperature variations across Clark County depending on building density and landscapes. Read more...
View ArticleCat and kitten adoption fees waived at Humane Society for Southwest...
The Humane Society for Southwest Washington will waive adoption fees for all cats and kittens at its Vancouver campus, 1100 N.E. 192nd Ave., Vancouver, Friday through Sunday, according to a Thursday...
View ArticleGroup gathers in Vancouver to remember those who fought in ‘forgotten war’ in...
Although the Korean War is sometimes called “the forgotten war,” on Wednesday, a large group gathered in Vancouver to remember those who served in the conflict. Read more...
View ArticleMarshall Community Center ready to mark 60th anniversary
The Marshall Community Center, dedicated on July 2, 1965, will mark its 60th anniversary with a public celebration at the facility from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday. Read more...
View ArticleKids dive in at ilani pool for World’s Largest Swimming Lesson
COWLITZ INDIAN RESERVATION — Clark County kiddos made a big splash Thursday at ilani hotel’s pool for the 16th annual World’s Largest Swimming Lesson. Read more...
View ArticleClark County charges dropped against CPS caseworker after courts can’t find...
A judge dismissed a child molestation case against a former Child Protective Services caseworker earlier this month after prosecutors said they were no longer able to contact the victim. Read more...
View ArticlePort of Kalama plans new elevated walkway to connect downtown, riverfront
The Port of Kalama plans to break ground this fall on two projects: a new elevated walkway over the BNSF Railway line to connect downtown to the riverfront, and a rail line extension for regional grain...
View ArticleWork on Main Street uncovers more of Vancouver’s history
People lived in the Vancouver area long before the 21st century. And urban archaeology is used to uncover the city’s secrets from the past, including those of Indigenous people and from the 19th and...
View ArticleVancouver’s Main Street construction project is on schedule; businesses look...
Construction along downtown Vancouver’s Main Street is on schedule, according to the city of Vancouver. And businesses along the corridor are looking forward to the work being wrapped up. Read more...
View ArticleMiddle schooler’s vision brings Battle Ground school publication back to life
A Battle Ground middle schooler’s idea to revive the school district’s newspaper has become reality with a reimagined look as a magazine. Read more...
View ArticleProbe finds former Clark County deputy took home suspected drug evidence,...
A former Clark County sheriff’s deputy took home suspected drug evidence and did not notify supervisors of his misstep before he resigned and surrendered his state law enforcement certifications,...
View ArticleVancouver iTech’s John Zingale named 2026 Regional Teacher of the Year
FOUR CREEKS – Educational Service District 112 recently announced that John Zingale, a history and social studies teacher at Vancouver iTech Preparatory, has been named the 2026 Regional Teacher of the...
View ArticleClark College’s Karl Bailey selected as 2025 Golden Goggles recipient
CENTRAL PARK – Clark College recently announced that chemistry professor Karl Bailey has been selected as a 2025 Golden Goggles winner by Science Interactive. Science Interactive’s Golden Goggles...
View ArticleFire District 3 recognizes AMR crews for actions during June 10 fire
BRUSH PRAIRIE — Clark County Fire District 3 recently recognized the outstanding actions of American Medical Response personnel during a June 10 residential fire in a manufactured home community in...
View ArticleHealth Worker Report, June 28, 2025
The Washington State Department of Health recently took disciplinary action or has withdrawn charges against these Clark County providers. Read more...
View ArticleWeather Eye: Summer settles in with pleasant temperatures
Pleasant summer weather is in the forecast especially for you folks that like the warmer side of things. Today will be around average for the date at 80 degrees, but warm air aloft pushes the highs...
View ArticleWashousal district considers charging admission to middle school sports events
In an effort to recoup sports-related costs not covered by the district’s levy funds, the Washougal School District may begin to charge admission fees at some middle school athletic events starting...
View ArticleConcerns about RVs at the skate park push Camas council to adopt strict new...
CAMAS — Recreational vehicle owners living in or visiting Camas may be surprised by a new law limiting RV and trailer parking, storage and occupancy within the city limits, including on private...
View ArticleFrom the Newsroom: I’m getting married, and other summer bits from The Columbian
Sharp-eyed readers of our e-edition may have been tipped off Tuesday morning that I am getting married. Read more...
View ArticleTop Stories: Giant Costco gas station; two dead near Vancouver Lake;...
When will it warm up? Check out our local weather forecast before you head outside. Read more...
View Article‘Make sure … you keep all 10 fingers’: Fireworks go on sale today in Clark...
Sales of fireworks, which start today in Clark County, generate an annual revenue of about $4 million. While debates continue between residents and public officials about whether fireworks are a lauded...
View ArticleClark County nonprofits have to invest time and money into fundraising to...
Clark County foundations say that community relationships and fundraising are at the heart of serving their missions. Read more...
View ArticleHockinson School District to hold surplus sales
The Hockinson School District will host a few technology surplus sales in late July at the district office, 17912 N.E. 159th St., Brush Prairie. Read more...
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