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Joint-state group sets public meetings to discuss Columbia River salmon policy
The public is invited to attend a series of meetings scheduled by members of the Washington and Oregon fish and wildlife commissions to discuss the next steps in reforming salmon management on the…
County to restrict truck loads on seven bridges
Signs restricting certain truck types and weights on seven bridges in unincorporated Clark County will be posted by late February 2019.
Peer Mentoring Program a smashing success for Battle Ground Public Schools
This is the first year of Daybreak’s Peer Mentoring program, and teacher Tracey Pennington says the early results have been a smashing success.
Ridgefield students provide input for State Board of Education Strategic Plan
The State Board of Education invited a few schools in the Clark County area to send students to a recent meeting in Vancouver. The student input was part of a statewide outreach as the board develo…
Area residents can help WSU Vancouver students suit up for the workforce
Area residents can help Washington State University Vancouver students suit up for the workforce by donating new or clean, gently used professional attire including: dress shirts, pants, skirts, su…
2019 Clark College Athletics Hall of Fame class announced
The Clark College athletic department recently announced the 2019 Athletic Hall of Fame class. On Sat. , Feb. 2, the 2019 class will be recognized during halftime of the men’s basketball game vs. L…
<i>Steel Magnolias</i> returns to Woodland’s Love Street Playhouse
Area residents are invited to celebrate with the staff of Woodland’s Love Street Playhouse as they kick off their 12th season with a revival of one of Love Street’s most popular shows, Steel Magnol…
New event encourages the love of art in Downtown Camas
“Little Art Camas” is a two-day community exhibition of original small-scale artworks created by local artists. All artists will have created three “little” works of art and these will be showcased…
Ridgefield School District staff members earn micro-credential certification
Ridgefield School District recently recognized staff members who have recently earned the Culturally Responsive Social Emotional Learning micro-credential certification.
County assessor, treasurer to discuss property taxes at information session
The public is invited to join Clark County Treasurer Alishia Topper and Assessor Peter Van Nortwick as they discuss the 2019 state and local tax rates and changes.
Free Children’s Dental Health Day scheduled
The Clark College Dental Hygiene Program will hold a free children’s dental clinic on Sat. , Feb. 2, from 8 a. m. to 2 p. on the main campus of Clark College.
Vancouver’s Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program marks seventh year
Concerned residents are invited to submit proposals and champion projects for possible selection through the city of Vancouver’s Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program.
Yacolt man killed in Sunday morning crash
A Yacolt man was killed Sunday morning in a single vehicle rollover collision on NE Lucia Falls Road.
57th annual Clark College Jazz Festival results announced
After three full days of outstanding big band jazz, the outstanding musician awards and the evening finals results for the 57th Annual Clark College Jazz Festival have been announced.
78th Street Heritage Farm plan update to kick off with Jan. 31 open house
Community members are encouraged to help Clark County shape the future of the 78th Street Heritage Farm in Hazel Dell.
Rocksolid Community Teen Center to hold annual auction
Rocksolid Community Teen Center will hold its 18th annual auction Fri. , March 1 at Warehouse 23 in Vancouver.
Mid-morning Interstate 5 Bridge lifts set for next two weeks
Both spans of the Interstate 5 Bridge will see mid-morning lifts in the weeks ahead as Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) crews launch a series of maintenance projects in advance ahead of t…
Vancouver Public Schools to file unfair labor practice against VAESP
Vancouver Public Schools is preparing to file an unfair labor practice claim with the Public Employment Relations Commission against the Vancouver Association of Educational Support Professionals p…