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Hockinson Middle School students shine in food drive
Hockinson Middle School has been helping out with a community food drive for years, and this holiday season, students, families, and staff have brought in a record-amount of items
11th annual Shop with a Cop event held at Woodland WalMart
Assisted by area law enforcement officials, a total of 136 area children received a $100 (pre tax) gift card top shop with Saturday.
Mountain View High School musicians ready for Jolly Jamboree
A big performance, featuring more than 100 instrumental musicians from Mountain View High School playing holiday favorites, is scheduled for Monday.
Evergreen School District students protest over sexual abuse and harassment allegations
Amid claims that years of allegations were ‘swept under the rug,’ Evergreen students protest.
Battle Ground area youth Shop with a Cop
Participating children were nominated for the Shop with a Cop program for their exemplary citizenship and academic efforts.
More children and teenagers struggling with emotional stressors
New data from the Washington State Department of Health’s behavioral health group indicates that more young people are seeking medical help in instances of emotional distress.
Middle school sports returning to Battle Ground Public Schools after 40-year absence
Battle Ground Public Schools is excited to welcome back team sports at its six neighborhood middle schools, starting with boys basketball in January and girls basketball in February.
Lewis and Clark Young Marines selling wreaths to honor veterans
A ceremony to honor more than 2,000 veterans who are buried at Evergreen Memorial Gardens will be Dec. 18, but the Lewis and Clark Young Marines are hoping folks can purchase wreaths by Nov. 30 in…
Prairie students grow tradition of inspiring others
During the week-long Inspire Week tradition, students look for ways to be kind and encourage kindness to others.
Thirty-four youth ‘graduate’ from grueling, eight-week Spartan Challenge
Preparing strong, confident, responsible young people to be better members of their community.
Red Ribbon Week in Washougal focuses on healthy and safe choices
Red Ribbon Week serves as an opportunity to focus on the personal empowerment of making healthy life choices and gives students the chance to step up and be proud of those choices.
Ridgefield School Board announces new community service recognition for graduates
The Ridgefield School District and the Ridgefield Schools Board of Directors is pleased to announce the implementation of a new program to recognize graduates who show a commitment to community ser…
No supply chain logjam on local charity’s annual auction — helping local children enjoy the holidays
The Clark County Children’s Sharing Project volunteers are asking the Clark County community to shop on its on-line auction from Nov. 1 through Nov. 10.
Farm experience comes into Gause Elementary classroom
Washougal students were delighted to meet their new class pet.
Ridgefield schools celebrate National Bullying Prevention Month
Unity Day has been recognized in the United States since 2011 and is the signature event of National Bullying Prevention Month.
Washougal students enjoy Pumpkin Patch field trip at Hathaway Elementary playground
Nearly 90 students took part in the ‘at-school pumpkin patch,’ including kindergarten, dual language kindergarten and transitional kindergarten classes.
Green, white, and black is back
Woodland High School students experienced their first true Homecoming Celebration in two years thanks to innovative planning to accommodate health and safety guidelines, the use of expansive outdoo…
Free after-school programs for teens now available at Vancouver Community Centers
Middle and high school youth ages 11-18 will find safe, supervised and drug-free spaces to socialize and have fun after school at the Firstenburg Community Center and Marshall Community Center.