Clark County has two good reasons to remember Dr. John Brougher. First, the late physician delivered more ...

German-born Fritz Braun Sr. is best known as one of the founders of Washougal and the first hotel keeper in that community.

A big mill operated by the Bratlie Brothers provided a major impetus for the Ridgefield economy ...

Much of the credit for Clark County's written history -- especially the most accurate history -- ...

Meat and banking were among the specialties of the early day Blurock family. The Blurocks also ...

The work of building numerous schools and hospitals in the Pacific Northwest in earlier years was ...

During prune harvest time, the East Mill Plain area was "almost a city," said W.L. Frymire, ...

The story of Washougal is to a great extent the story of the Bishop family, and ...

For his impact on the Northwest, particularly on the lower Columbia River Gorge, the name of ...

It had the elements of a saga of the Old West. A popular sheriff was gunned down ...

Albert C. Angelo Sr., who spent a half-century making a mark on Clark County as a Vancouver businessman and civic leader, died Friday morning. He was 87.

Brig. Gen. Thomas Anderson, a Civil War veteran who lived 12 years at Vancouver, was a leader in the United States expansion into the Pacific area.

Hazel Dell's best known early residents probably were William R. and Sarah Jane Anderson, who lived ...

Jobs in the timber business have mostly vanished but nostalgia for the old times still thrives in the Yacolt/Amboy/Chelatchie Prairie area in northeast Clark County.

By DEAN BAKER, Columbian staff writer November 22, 2000 McGOWAN -- There's little here to catch the eye ...

By DEAN BAKER, Columbian staff writer December 4, 2000 The state of Washington plans to salute American Indians ...

By DEAN BAKER, Columbian staff writer November 15, 2000 For many of the past 27 years, Minnehaha historian ...

By DEAN BAKER, Columbian staff writer July 16, 2001 Government Island once had a beautiful name, and someday ...

By DEAN BAKER, Columbian staff writer November 6, 2000 A new day of relations between American Indians and ...

By DEAN BAKER, Columbian staff writer January 19, 2001 Vancouver historian Barb Kubik was sleepy but ecstatic Thursday ...

By DEAN BAKER, Columbian staff writer December 15, 2000 WASHOUGAL -- Dozens of boaters, water skiers and sunbathers ...

By DEAN BAKER, Columbian staff writer January 19, 2001 RIDGEFIELD -- A mile northwest of Pacific Wood Treating's ...

Days like these cause a lot of persons in Clark County to look northeastward apprehensively. They are the state and federal forest service employes whose job it is to protect the forests against fire. And they have reason.

Between its start and World War II, Vancouver generally gained slowly in size, spreading gradually away ...

A lunch-hour tornado raked roofs, shredded trees, downed power lines and jumbled traffic Thursday in Hazel Dell and Fruit Valley.