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The Northern Pacific Railway and Great Northern Railway contributed to Washington’s exhibit at Portland’s 1905 Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition. During the winter of 1904 and...
This Week in Clark County History for Aug. 14, 2026
During the early excavations of Fort Vancouver, archeologist Winifred “Winnie” Caywood discovered a trash pit that looked like a treasure trove of Hudson’s Bay Company materials. T...
Once the self-proclaimed “Prune Capital of the World,” Clark County was also known for its cornucopia of filberts, fruits and vegetables. It turned to packing companies to distribu...
Clark County’s population grew by 7,600 over the past year to reach 550,000.
Clark County Business Briefing for Aug. 15, 2026
In 1924, gold miners appeared at the Cougar Ranger Station with an unbelievable tale. They’d been terrified by a band of 7-foot-tall hairy apes lobbing stones at their cabin. The a...
This Week in Clark County for July 31, 2026
Before the Civil War, Dr. Joseph K. Barnes served as post surgeon at Fort Vancouver. He later became the only physician to attend two dying presidents.
“A nation of drunkards” isn’t most people’s preferred view of our proud American forefathers, but that’s what amateur historian and Clark County Historical Museum volunteer Sam Bus...
Settlers living in the heavily forested coastal range between Coos Bay and Brookings, Ore., reported seeing a hairy wild man in 1904, likely the first documented sighting of sasqua...
When thousands of Black shipyards workers arrived in Vancouver during World War II, housing was among the first barriers they encountered.
Clark County began updating the 20-year comprehensive plan required by the Washington Growth Management Act in early 2023. More than three years and dozens of meetings later, sever...
Clark County seeks equalization board applicants
The Clark County jail has served as a detention facility for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for more than a year.
On March 26, 1918, in the remote north Clark County hamlet of Mountain View, Lora Ethel South delivered a daughter. Everything went fine for the first few days; the nursing baby se...
Clark County has seen rapid development, a growing population and rising job numbers for years. That fueled its gross domestic product, which grew faster in 2024 than all three of...
The Historic Trust welcomes new partner for annual veterans parade
Commissioners approved amendments to its short-term rental regulations, changes officials said will help crack down on unlicensed renters, clarify the rules and conform with the la...
Clark County Health Inspections for Aug. 2-8, 2026
Clark County has narrowed its search for a new north county waste transfer station to four potential sites near Ridgefield.
A proud, historic Black community church that marks a boundary between earliest Vancouver and the city’s eastward growth has been added to the Washington State Heritage Register.
A Vancouver man being held in the Clark County Jail on charges of arson, harassment and animal cruelty was found unresponsive in his cell July 23, according to a news release from...
Clark County Health inspections for July 20-25, 2026
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