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Experience local artistry at the RedDoor Gallery in Camas, featuring Wendy Davis and George Throop during a special First Friday Art Walk event.

Vancouver’s Main Street Promise Project kicks off with a groundbreaking ceremony on Dec. 6.

St. John Lutheran Church in Vancouver invites all to its Longest Night service, a comforting holiday tradition for those facing grief.

Re-Imagined Radio presents “A Radio Christmas Sampler Vol. 4” on Dec. 16, featuring classic holiday radio programs.

Clark College Treble Ensemble & College Chorale will perform a free fall concert in Vancouver featuring classical and choral music.

Battle Ground High School presents Clue: On Stage, a comedic and suspenseful fall production.

Battle Ground Public Schools proposes a replacement levy to fund critical student programs and services.

Battle Ground Senior Citizens participate in Dementia Friends program to promote awareness and community support.

Furry Friends aims to raise $250,000 on #GivingTuesday to fund a medical building for enhanced cat care.

Clark County Board of Health extends application deadline for a key education position on the Public Health Advisory Council.

BGPD officers and community partners delivered Thanksgiving meals to families in need, showcasing the power of community support and outreach.

Expressing heartfelt gratitude to our readers and celebrating the blessings, unity, and strength of the Clark County community this Thanksgiving.

Troy Price, with over 30 years in law enforcement, is named Vancouver’s new police chief.

Clark County District Court launches National Impaired Driving Prevention Month with a pledge to drive alcohol and drug-free.

Ridgefield adopts a Waterfront Park Master Plan to enhance recreation and community.

Discover scholarship tips and tricks at WSU Vancouver’s free event Dec. 4.

Clark County seeks volunteers for DEAB to assist with policy and code review.

Vancouver City Council invites community members to share questions and ideas at a public forum on Nov. 25 at Evergreen Public Schools.