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‘Death just becomes a part of life’ — Vancouver-based Heritage of Hope prepares people for end-of-life transition
Heritage of Hope, a nonprofit organization based in Vancouver, is hoping to cultivate a more tolerant and prepared culture around death here at home.
Battle Ground auto shop will give away a car to disabled veteran
Elite Collision Center, in Battle Ground, will donate a car to disabled US Army and Coast Guard veteran Scott Bingham of Snohomish at 3 p. m. Friday.
Master Composter Recyclers offer free spring webinars
The four composting webinars will teach people how to keep food scraps out of the landfill by using their curbside composting cart or setting up successful composting systems at home.
Blood is life: New career for Declan’s mom is inspirational
Lauren Reagan changed careers and now works for Bloodworks Northwest, sharing her son’s story in hopes of inspiring others to donate blood.
Nancy Stoy gets a Green Apple for sustainability at Lacamas Lake Elementary
Camas custodian teaches students to keep school clean by recycling, gardening and conservation.
Healing Winds Therapeutic Riding Center is raising funds for ‘Sadie’
She can be a diva, but Sadie is also one special horse who has been fighting for her life, and her owner hopes to have her back doing what she loves: Helping humans
Camas Lions help restore wind and ice damaged structure at Camp Currie
The Camas Lions Club recently turned out to repair a wind-damaged adirondack structure at Camp Currie, in Camas over the past few weekends.
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity celebrates Women’s Build Week
Local chapter works with Evergreen High School students to build a new home in Vancouver.
The Governors drop first full-length album, “Power to the People,” March 9
The first licorice pizza from Battle Ground-grown band The Governors hits the billboards on March 9. “Power to the People” will drop the same day, a year after the group’s last in-person concert.
Bringing Them Home — The All God’s Children International story
Well over 3,500 children have been placed through AGCI, thousands more are sponsored by AGCI partners everyday and the organization is currently intervening for 8 million children living in orphana…
Woodland Chamber of Commerce awards individuals and business
Every year, the Woodland Chamber of Commerce awards two individuals and one business with the Citizen of the Year, the Employee of the Year, and the Business of the Year awards.
Community Foundation opens Lifetime of Giving Award nominations
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington is accepting nominations for its 2021 Lifetime of Giving Award.
Area kitten lovers encouraged to become a ‘foster parent’
Furry Friends volunteers believe fostering is a great way to help kittens on your own time, in the comfort of your own home.
New program set up to award scholarships to Skyview High School students
Skyview Scholarship Foundation will recognize an outstanding student in the arts, a student looking to go to trade school, and a former transfer student who has excelled at the high school.
Changing the world, one child at a time: Called To Rescue
The Vancouver based organization is active in multiple countries, including the Philippines and the U. S. They have rescued more than 1,500 children in the last three years.
One message in a bottle connects two worlds in friendship
Niki and her family were returning from the islands where they spent six years serving as missionaries when they tossed the bottles into the sea. Now, they have been found two years later.
Surviving the streets: Former homeless woman appreciates system of support
Tessa Skilton spent 10 years on the streets in a seemingly hopeless situation before she asked and received help from various organizations, and today she is living in her own apartment
Union HS seniors create a bear-y, bear-y wild card game
The Bear Game is a family-friendly tabletop card game, created by local high school students, with artwork depicting bears in various states of human form that go with some wild instructions.