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Ridgefield celebrates Youth Arts Month
Ridgefield School District is celebrating Youth Arts Month during the entire month of March.
King’s Way tabs Gregg Swenson as baseball coach
Gregg Swenson, a veteran of college baseball the past 22 years, has been hired as the new head varsity baseball coach for King’s Way Christian High School.
Small fire contained at PeaceHealth Southwest’s Memorial Campus
Shortly before 8 a. m. Tuesday, a small fire broke out in a supply room on the second floor of PeaceHealth Southwest’s Memorial campus located at 100 E. 33rd Main Street in Vancouver.
Camas School Board members resign due to new job opportunities
Two members of the Camas School Board recently resigned due to new job opportunities. The Camas School Board is seeking applicants to fill the vacancies left by the two resignations.
Students from Camas and Cedar Tree Classical Christian School advance to state Poetry Out Loud contest
Alaya Mays of Camas High School and Isaac Lu of Cedar Tree Classical Christian School were the top two finishers of the Southwest Washington Regional Poetry Out Loud contest.
Board of County Councilors invites community to State of the County
Members of the Clark County Council invite the community to the 2018 State of the County at the Event Center at the Fairgrounds, 17402 NE Delfel Road, Ridgefield. The program is scheduled for 3-5 p…
Ridgefield High School students shine in Poetry Out Loud contest
Over two dozen Ridgefield High School students recently braved the pouring rain to take center stage at The Old Liberty Theater to recite the works of both famous and lesser-known poets in the scho…
City of Vancouver to celebrate Grand Opening of two new fire stations
The city of Vancouver recently completed construction of two new fire stations and the public is invited to a grand opening event on Sat. , Feb. 3.
Annual Woodland Father/Daughter Ball set for Sat., Feb. 24
Woodlands 14th Annual Father/Daughter Ball will be split into two events on Sat. , Feb 24 at Woodland High School. The times for the two events are 3-5 p. m. and 7-9 p.
Rep. Brandon Vick legislation to strengthen identification of highly capable students receives public hearing
House Bill 2927, sponsored by Rep. Brandon Vick, would require the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction to confirm each school district has policies and procedures in place to identif…
House approves Rep. Liz Pike’s transportation fee transparency bill
The state House of Representatives approved a bill Wednesday that would require Transportation Benefit Districts to hold a public hearing before voting to impose a charge or fee.
Rocksolid Community Teen Center plans 17th annual auction
Rocksolid Community Teen Center will hold its 17th annual auction Sat. , March 10 at the Battle Ground Community Center. Doors open at 5 p. m.
Ballots are in the mail for the Feb. 13 special election
Ballots are in the mail to all registered voters for the upcoming Feb. 13 special election.
PeaceHealth officials advise that flu patients seek best care option
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center is experiencing high volumes of patients seeking emergency care for influenza-like symptoms, resulting in increased E. R. wait times and reduced availability of…
Battle Ground AFJROTC cadet earns flight scholarship
Battle Ground High School junior Taylor Harpe was recently named as a recipient of the 2018 Air Force Chief of Staff Flight Academy Private Pilot Scholarship.
Construction set to begin on Otto Brown Neighborhood Park
Otto Brown Neighborhood Park will be built on a 7. 9-acre property along the south side of Northeast 96th Street west of Northeast 162nd Avenue, in the Heritage neighborhood. Photo courtesy of Clar…
City of Vancouver appoints new chief financial officer
The city of Vancouver recently announced the appointment of Natasha Ramras as the city’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective Jan. 15.
Battle Ground Police Lt. Roy Butler to be recognized
Battle Ground Police Lt. Roy Butler is retiring after a 40-year career in law enforcement.