13 hrs ago | The Columbian
Traps for gypsy moths set across county
Expect to see hundreds of these gypsy moth traps across Clark County. More than a thousand triangular football-size cardboard traps will be placed across Clark County over the next two weeks, as the state Department of Agriculture renews its annual hunt for destructive gypsy moths.
Suspect in shooting of police sergeant appears in court
Daylan E. Berg, one of two suspects in the April 15 shooting of a Vancouver police sergeant, made his first appearance Wednesday in Clark County Superior Court.
SWAT officers arrest three kidnap, robbery suspects
A sheriff's deputy who spotted a vehicle that allegedly was involved in a kidnap and robbery in Pacific County paved the way for the capture of three wanted men by SWAT officers.
Clark County's population growth cools to 24-year low
A limping economy has cooled Clark County's once-sizzling population growth, knocking it down to almost a 25-year low.
Clark County's population growth cools to 25-year low
A slumping economy has cooled Clark County's once-sizzling population growth, knocking it down to almost a 25-year low.
Body of Vancouver man recovered from Lewis River
The victim has been identified Michael C. Peterson, 23, of Vancouver. He was initially identified by officials as being from another city.
Neighbors wake to outbreak of racist graffiti
Racist graffiti showed up on car windows, in driveways and on garbage cans in the Truman neighborhood.
Former jail counselor accused of theft
A former mental-health counselor at the Clark County Jail made her first court appearance Wednesday on a charge she stole money from a co-worker. Andrea Arnason, 24, of Portland pleaded not guilty in District Court to one count of third-degree theft.
Enrollment swells at Clark College
Clark College student ambassador Anne Baghdanov, right, leads a tour of Gaiser Hall on Tuesday.
B.G. man pleads guilty to scamming women
Winston Farber, 35, right, pleaded guilty in Clark County Superior Court on Wednesday to stealing $25,000 from two Clark County women who gave him the money to start a pellet business.
Clark County traffic safety crackdown nets 44 citations
Police issued 44 driving citations during last weekend's extra patrols aimed at speeders and impaired drivers.
Clark County to host state GOP's 2010 convention
Clark County will host the Washington State Republican Party next year, drawing up to 1,800 delegates in what promises to be the largest convention ever held in Vancouver.
Clark County at Work: Patriot Pavement stands tall
Patriot Pavement Development employee Daniel Van Matre paints parking lot stripes May 15 at Hockinson Meadows Community Park.
Amphitheater at Clark County still racks up losses
Ever since its opening in 2003, the Amphitheater at Clark County has waited for people to show it some love.
Brace yourself for another shot of heavy rain
The National Weather Service is warning of another shot of heavy rain in Clark County, through 6:15 p.m. tonight At 5:14 p.m., Doppler Radar indicated a west-to-east line of heavy showers continuing over the greater Vancouver area, with heavy rain impacting the Vancouver Mall neighborhood, Brush Prairie, Orchards, Sifton, Hockinson, Camp Bonneville ...
Jury will ponder sex offender's case
Yes, Anthony D. Jacka has previously been found to be a sexually violent predator.
Inmate found dead at Clark County Jail
An inmate at the Clark County Jail was found dead in his cell late Thursday afternoon.
Church's Chicken franchise to replace Orchards A&W
This Orchards-area former A&W restaurant is set to become the first Vancouver location for Atlanta-based fried chicken chain Church's Chicken.
Sex predator seeks end to civil commitment
A civil commitment trial resumes today in Clark County Superior Court for a former Vancouver man who wants a jury to rule he's no longer a sexually violent predator.
A naked man reportedly high on hallucinogenic mushrooms was injured after he wandered into traffic on Northwest 21st Avenue and was hit by a car Tuesday night, sheriff's deputies said.