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Architect’s Archive: The work of Day Hilborn
On Thu. , Oct. 4, the Clark County Historical Museum will be hosting its next First Thursday Speaker Series event
Student artwork beautifies fence line around Ridgefield High School construction site
Students from Tamara Hoodenpyl’s second year illustration class are creating outdoor art panels along the fenceline at Ridgefield High School.
Clark College kicks off fall quarter
Monday, September 24 marked the start of the 2018 fall quarter at Clark College.
Woodland schools staff kicks off new school year
In preparation for the new school year, Woodland Public Schools faculty and staff gathered for an annual all-staff breakfast and collaborative meeting on Sept. 10.
Expert help offered for those filing for financial aid
Prospective college students and their parents can get expert help filing for financial aid for college in fall 2019 at College Goal Washington, a free event that helps students and families comple…
Summer’s End Promenade and Public Lands Day to be celebrated at Fort Vancouver
The National Park Service at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site will present the annual Summer’s End Promenade on Sat. , Sept. 29, between 1 p. m. and 3 p. , as part of the national park’s celeb…
City of Battle Ground launches new website
Visitors to the city of Battle Ground’s website will discover a fresh new look, improved accessibility, and updated content designed to serve and engage city residents, businesses, and the larger c…
Susan Anderson to lead Clark County’s Animal Protection and Control, Code Enforcement
Mitch Nickolds Clark County Community Development director announced last week he has tapped Susan Anderson to manage the county’s Animal Protection and Control and Code Enforcement Services depart…
Clark County, Battle Ground, Vancouver lift recreational burning bans
Clark County and the cities of Vancouver and Battle Ground have each lifted recreational burning bans.
Friends of the Carpenter to close 2nd Chance Thrift Store
riends of the Carpenter will close operations at the 2nd Chance Thrift Store, 3414 NE 52nd St, Vancouver, by the end of calendar year 2018.
City of Vancouver seeks public input on new west side bike routes
The city of Vancouver is requesting feedback from people who live, work and play on the west side of the city about creation of new north-south bike routes.
City of Vancouver hosts financing forum for Affordable Housing projects
The city of Vancouver will hold a forum on Mon. , Sept. 24 from 9 to 11:30 a. m. at the Hilton Vancouver (301 W. 6th St. ) to discuss ways to utilize the Vancouver Affordable Housing Fund to increa…
New school campus for grades 5-8 officially opens in Ridgefield
The first schools to be built in Ridgefield in more than 40 years was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sept. 8.
Woodland Public Schools to reconfigure existing schools to neighborhood schools
Beginning with the 2019-20 school year, Woodland Primary School and Woodland Intermediate School will join Yale School to serve students in grades K-4 as neighborhood schools.
Evergreen Public Schools releases revised 2018-19 school calendar
VANCOUVER — The Evergreen Public Schools Board of Directors approved the revised 2018-19 school calendar to account for eight missed school days due to the recent work stoppage at last week’s Board…
Remembrance service to be held for pregnancy loss
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center along with Evergreen Memorial Gardens will present a Service of Remembrance Oct. 11, 2018 to honor and remember the lives of infants who have died over the past…
Ridgefield School District revises 2018-19 school calendar
Due to school closures on Aug. 29, 30 and 31 delaying the first day of school, Ridgefield School District made adjustments to its 2018-19 school calendar.
Statewide shooting ban to be lifted on WDFW lands
With cooler temperatures and higher humidity reducing wildfire danger, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) lifted target shooting restrictions on WDFW lands.