Vancouver defense attorney Josephine Townsend’s forgery and identity theft trial is set to begin Monday in Clark County Superior Court. Read more… Source: The Columbian
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Cowlitz Indian Tribe will take over all Columbia River Mental Health Services operations
By The Citizen on July 10, 2025
The Cowlitz Indian Tribe will take over Columbia River Mental Health Services in hopes of resolving the financial instability that led the nonprofit to suspend…
Clark County won’t put a criminal justice tax increase on the ballot until next year
By The Citizen on July 10, 2025
Clark County Council members decided Wednesday not to put a law and justice funding measure on the November ballot. Instead, they supported the county manager’s…
Recently emptied retail spaces across Clark County are already getting new tenants
By The Citizen on July 10, 2025
Shuttered national chains in Clark County have left empty spaces quickly filled by other retailers, big and small — a sign that the local commercial…
Clark County Council hears from PacifiCorp about plan for high-voltage power line
By The Citizen on July 9, 2025
Local property owners filled the Clark County Council hearing room Wednesday morning, hoping to air their grievances about a proposed high-voltage transmission line expected to…
Sun, friends and nutrition: Summer meals program feeding kids in Vancouver parks
By The Citizen on July 8, 2025
A line of kids started counting down the seconds until the clock struck noon Wednesday and they could get their free summer lunch at Evergreen…
Clark County emergency responders say Fourth of July was busy but average
By The Citizen on July 7, 2025
Independence Day was a busy holiday for firefighters and other emergency responders across Clark County. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Vancouver’s first responders join others in Clark County and can now administer life-saving buprenorphine
By The Citizen on July 7, 2025
First responders in Vancouver can now administer a life-saving medication used to treat opioid-use disorder, following the previous launch of a statewide pilot program in…
Horses, candy, corn dogs: It must be Fourth of July in Ridgefield
By The Citizen on July 4, 2025
Horses. Candy. Corn dogs. What 7-year-old could ask for more from Ridgefield’s annual Fourth of July festival? Read more… Source: The Columbian
Imagination Library gets one year reprieve as Washington’s public schools agency to fund literacy program
By The Citizen on July 2, 2025
The state schools superintendent announced last week his agency will fund a program that provides free books to young children locally and statewide for one…