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Ridgefield’s annual Turkey Trot set for Thursday
People

Ridgefield’s annual Turkey Trot set for Thursday

The Ridgefield Public Schools Foundation is hosting its second annual Turkey Trot Walk/Run on Thanksgiving Day, Thu. , Nov. 22. Proceeds and donations from the event benefit the Ridgefield Public S…

Nov 19, 2018

Three Clark County schools honored as 2018 Schools of Distinction
Community News

Three Clark County schools honored as 2018 Schools of Distinction

Three Clark County schools honored as 2018 Schools of Distinction

Nov 19, 2018

King’s Way Christian Schools receives STEM grant from Toshiba America Foundation
Community News

King’s Way Christian Schools receives STEM grant from Toshiba America Foundation

King’s Way Christian School Biology teacher Juli Bristowe (left) accepts a check for $3,905 from Toshiba America Foundation representative Bruce Engberg (right). The STEM Grant will support the imp…

Nov 19, 2018

City of Vancouver receives 16 applications for Affordable Housing Fund projects
Community News

City of Vancouver receives 16 applications for Affordable Housing Fund projects

The city of Vancouver’s voter-approved Affordable Housing Fund has received 16 applications requesting funding for projects that support construction, acquisition and rehabilitation of multifamily…

Nov 19, 2018

Vancouver Police arrest two in drug and weapons case
Community News

Vancouver Police arrest two in drug and weapons case

Vancouver Police two in drug and weapons case involving known Sureno gang members.

Nov 19, 2018

Driver in fatal Hockinson crash identified
Community News

Driver in fatal Hockinson crash identified

Woodland resident Andy W. Kubbe, age 36, was named as the deceased driver of a 1993 Ford Ranger pickup involved in the single vehicle collision in the 18800 block of NE 174th Street in the early mo…

Nov 16, 2018

Ridgefield High School announces first National Merit Scholar is 16 years
Youth

Ridgefield High School announces first National Merit Scholar is 16 years

For the first time in sixteen years, one of the semifinalists for the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Program is from Ridgefield High School: Ian Abrams.

Nov 16, 2018

Sandra Yager resigns as superintendent of Hockinson schools
Community News

Sandra Yager resigns as superintendent of Hockinson schools

Hockinson School District Superintendent Sandra Yager has resigned her position effective July 1, 2019. She has accepted the position of superintendent at Cornerstone Christian Academy in Vancouver…

Nov 7, 2018

SR 500 in Vancouver to close for safety improvement work, Nov. 9-12
Transportation

SR 500 in Vancouver to close for safety improvement work, Nov. 9-12

Motorists who use State Route 500 between St. Johns Road and Andresen Road should expect delays during construction to improve safety on the highway this fall.

Nov 5, 2018

Coupons for free leaf disposal good for another two months
Community News

Coupons for free leaf disposal good for another two months

Coupons offering free disposal for to 5 cubic yards of leaves in Clark County are good for another two months, through the end of 2018.

Nov 5, 2018

Woodland High School’s Floriculture team places eighth in national FFA competition
Youth

Woodland High School’s Floriculture team places eighth in national FFA competition

Woodland High School’s Floriculture Team placed eighth in the nation, representing Washington state at the National FFA Convention held in Indianapolis, Ind.

Nov 5, 2018

Peace Path empowers students to resolve conflicts
Youth

Peace Path empowers students to resolve conflicts

At Union Ridge Elementary School in Ridgefield, students are learning how to resolve conflicts with one another using a tool called the Peace Path.

Nov 5, 2018

Battle Ground Public Schools events to honor veterans
Youth

Battle Ground Public Schools events to honor veterans

Battle Ground Public Schools’ students and staff will honor veterans during school events, including assemblies and a panel for high school students.

Nov 5, 2018

WDFW to stock more than 147,000 trout in Washington lakes
Sports

WDFW to stock more than 147,000 trout in Washington lakes

With thousands of rainbow trout destined for Washington lakes before November, anglers should have plenty of places to enjoy great fishing this fall and through the holiday season.

Oct 31, 2018

WDFW to hold open house in Ridgefield
Community News

WDFW to hold open house in Ridgefield

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has scheduled six open house events this fall to give the new director an opportunity to discuss the agency’s long-term plans. One of the six w…

Oct 30, 2018

Southbound I-5 on- and off-ramps at 39th Street to close
Transportation

Southbound I-5 on- and off-ramps at 39th Street to close

Southbound Interstate 5 on- and off-ramps at East 39th Street will be closed from 9 a. m. to 5 p. , Wed. , Oct. 3-Sun. , Nov. 2, for a city of Vancouver water main construction project.

Oct 29, 2018

Dirt trails at Whipple Creek Park open only to hikers, runners
Community News

Dirt trails at Whipple Creek Park open only to hikers, runners

Clark County Parks will put seasonal trail restrictions in place at Whipple Creek Regional Park next week to preserve the park’s natural surface trails.

Oct 29, 2018

Pleasant Valley Primary third graders help endangered butterflies
Youth

Pleasant Valley Primary third graders help endangered butterflies

Third graders in teacher Talea Jones’ class at Pleasant Valley Primary School are working to solve quite the complex problem: how can they help create a healthy habitat to attract and protect endan…

Oct 29, 2018