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Ready to pay up? First installment of property taxes due April 30
The first installments of property taxes are due at the Clark County Treasurer’s Office by April 30.
Immunization program at Free Clinic of Southwest Washington gets $2,083 boost
The Group Health Foundation has given the Free Clinic of Southwest Washington $2,083 to help fund its immunization program, which served 870 uninsured children and adults in 2017.
Arrests made after boy, 13, robbed at gunpoint while selling video game
The Vancouver Police Department is reminding residents to use Safe Exchange Zones after 13-year-old boy is robbed at gunpoint while attempting to sell a video game.
Drug takeback program seeks to create safer homes in Clark County
Take-back program aims to remove hazards from homes as 75 percent of opioid deaths in Clark County are due to prescription medication.
Ridgefield School District officials announce Employee, Students of the Month
Ridgefield School District officials recently recognized the April Employee and Students of the Month at the regular Board of Directors meeting.
Downtown Camas Association seeking helping hands for annual spring cleanup and planting day
Downtown Camas Association and friends plan to make the downtown area sparkle with the help of volunteers on April 22, just in time for Earth Day.
Area residents invited to celebrate parks
Battle Ground Parks & Recreation invites community members to celebrate parks the morning of Sat. , April 21 at the 6th Annual Parks Appreciation Day work party.
Kindergarten registration open in Vancouver School District
Kindergarten registrations are now being accepted in Vancouver Public Schools for the 2018-19 school year.
Grandson accused of stabbing 69-year-old Clark County man in neck
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office says a 69-year-old Clark County man was stabbed in the neck by his grandson Wednesday morning.
Camas man injured after semi-truck driver fails to slow for traffic
A 46-year-old Camas man was injured Tuesday on state Route 14 after a semi-truck failed to slow for traffic.
PeaceHealth Southwest wants you to ‘Take Your Brain Out to Play’
PeaceHealth Southwest hosting ‘Take Your Brain Out to Play’ event for third year.
Panel to discuss death, dying and what it means to other cultures
Faith and Cultural Panel to discuss death and culture before answering questions from attendees.
Woodland Public Schools partners with Woodland Preschool Co-op
The Woodland Preschool Cooperative will double its enrollment capacity for the 2018-2019 school year thanks, in part, to an ongoing partnership with Woodland Public Schools.
Hockinson High School student receives Kindness Citation
Hockinson High School student Alyssa Chapin recently received a Kindness Citation from Clark County Sheriff’s Deputy Jason Granneman.
Woodland Intermediate School partners with Home Depot to encourage students to read
Woodland Intermediate School kicked off the newest Woodland Reads literacy program by partnering with Home Depot to hold an event to get the school’s students excited about reading.
Country Shindig Concert & Dance to benefit Battle Ground Veterans Memorial
The 5th Annual Country Shindig Concert & Dance to benefit the Battle Ground Veterans Memorial will be held on Fri. , April 13 from 6-10 p. m. at the Battle Ground Community Center.
Vancouver Police Department offers Safe Exchange Zones
The Vancouver Police Department has Safe Exchange Zones at each of its facility parking lots which offer a safer alternative to meeting a stranger in a remote or unfamiliar location.
Connect with area employers at the Battle Ground Industry Fair
Students, families and community members are invited to learn about careers in southwest Washington at Battle Ground Public Schools’ Industry Fair on Tuesday, March 27 at Battle Ground High School.