The Clark County Emergency Medical Services system is made up of multiple agencies with varying tasks, but they all have one common goal: saving lives.…
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After dropping out as a high school freshman, Clark grad says COVID pushed her back to school at 42
By The Citizen on June 21, 2025
Vancouver native Mary Chavez, 44, was among 700 graduates who walked across the Cascades Amphitheater stage during Clark College’s commencement ceremony Wednesday. Read more… Source:…
Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey honored for elections work after ballot box bombing
By The Citizen on June 20, 2025
For the second time in his 26 years serving as Clark County auditor, Greg Kimsey has been named Auditor of the Year in Washington. Read…
To bee or not to bee? 600 species of bees call Washington home
By The Citizen on June 19, 2025
With about 600 different species of bees in Washington, you would think it would be easy to spot one. But that black and yellow insect…
LGBTQ+ leaders and advocates say affordable housing the key to unlocking resources in Clark County
By The Citizen on June 18, 2025
Local leaders and advocates gathered Tuesday to discuss significant barriers encountered by LGBTQ+ residents and how to alleviate them. Read more… Source: The Columbian
C-Tran looks at increasing fares back to pre-2022 levels
By The Citizen on June 16, 2025
C-Tran officials are considering increasing bus fares. Read more… Source: The Columbian
‘No Kings’ marches draw large crowds to waterfront, east Vancouver
By The Citizen on June 14, 2025
Two protest marches happened without incident on Saturday, with large crowds in east Vancouver and Vancouver Waterfront Park voicing opposition to the Trump administration’s policies.…
After drag queen story hour controversy, FVRLibraries instituted background checks for presenters
By The Citizen on June 14, 2025
More than six years have passed since FVRLibraries last hosted a drag queen story hour. Opponents of the events asked the library to agree to…
Lewisville Regional Park’s aging play equipment to be removed
By The Citizen on June 14, 2025
Older play equipment in several areas at Lewisville Regional Park doesn’t meet current safety standards and will be removed starting in late June. Read more… …
Gas prices dip while costs for meat and eggs climb in Clark County this summer
By The Citizen on June 13, 2025
Summer prices will likely be a mixed bag this season. Read more… Source: The Columbian