Login
Newsletters
July 2, 2026
2025 wages in Clark County grew 4 percent over 2024
Workers in Clark County made more in 2025 than they did in 2024.
Workers in Clark County made more in 2025 than they did in 2024.
For C-Tran officials, the question is not, “If we build it, will they come?” but rather, “If we want to build it, will they pay for it?”
From grocery store aisles to gas pumps, rising costs of living are putting many of Vancouver’s middle earners in a financial pressure cooker, according to new data.
As is the case in many fields today, artificial intelligence is changing the role of accountants. For proof, you can look no further than Vancouver-based Opsahl Dawson.
Clark County Public Health will see a small cut in state funding that pays for its community health data systems and emergency poison control calls.
A program designed to protect domestic violence victims from their offenders during the criminal court process is expected to run out of money in August.
Even while pro basketball and World Cup football (aka soccer) tournaments have absorbed the attention of sports lovers across the nation and around the globe, a different game is gaining popularity and real estate here in Clark County: cricket.
America is on the cusp of its 250th birthday, so this year local communities have planned a few extra festivities to mark this historic milestone. Here is a convenient roundup of patriotic events happening from Saturday to the following July 4. Get your sparklers and flags ready, because Clark County is ready to celebrate.
TOUTLE — The whomp-whomp-whomp of helicopter blades carried for miles across the South Fork Toutle River valley last week as crews from Oregon-based Columbia Helicopters carried logs from a timber harvest upstream to a salmon habitat-restoration project.
