CAMAS — Ty Cobb moved to Camas mainly for its lakes and would love nothing more than to take his family out kayaking or paddleboarding on Lacamas Lake without a second thought. The fact that he has to check algae levels before hitting the water is part of what pushed him to join the Lacamas Watershed Council a few years ago.
Wildfire season is in full swing, but slightly cooler temperatures and unexpected rainfall in May and June may have helped prevent some of the large, catastrophic fires too often seen in Southwest Washington.
A program designed to help commercial fishing on the Columbia River while also helping endangered salmon may no longer be safe.
The Interstate 5 Bridge replacement project is moving into its construction phase, a major win for bridge planners.
For thousands of Clark County residents, manufactured home parks represent one of the last pathways to affordable housing in the region. Now, the Clark County Council is trying to figure out how to keep the communities from vanishing.
Clark County’s updated transportation capital projects plan looks very similar to the prior plan update completed in 2022. The revised large-projects list is part of the county’s ongoing effort to update its 20-year growth plan under the state’s Growth Management Act.
The Clark County Council is moving forward with a proposed $344 million partial rebuild of the county jail, balancing facility upgrades with a public sensitive to new taxes.
WOODLAND — Undaunted by a sudden summer rainstorm and extremely limited parking, scores of visitors made their way to the historic Cedar Creek Grist Mill in Woodland on Saturday afternoon for the mill’s annual Strawberry Shortcake Day.
Two retired energy industry insiders are challenging longtime incumbent Clark Public Utilities Commissioner Jane Van Dyke in August’s primary election.
As school is out for the summer in Vancouver, families often seek opportunities to continue educating their children while keeping them engaged with hands-on activities.
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