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Charlotte Barnes launched the Ridgefield Youth Orchestra in 2024 to give students a chance to play strings together. The program now features concerts Nov. 20 at View Ridge Middle School and Dec. 6…

The Foundation for Vancouver Public Schools’ Write from the Start drive got a $10,000 matching boost from Dick Hannah Dealerships as it helps students in need prepare for the new school year.

President Trump signed an executive order reinstating the Presidential Fitness Test in public schools, tasking a federal council with developing the program to address youth obesity and promote nat…

A new fully-inclusive playground honoring Elizabeth Austin opens Aug. 16 at Fruit Valley Park in Vancouver, with a ribbon cutting, family games, food vendors, and a movie night featuring The Wild R…

Wallace Griffin, 11, earned top honors at the Junior Market for his Lemonade Lab, taking home awards and recognition for creativity, profits, and community giving.

More than 300 children participated in the 25th annual Merwin Day of Fishing, hosted by Pacific Power and WDFW, offering a joyful and inclusive day of fishing and outdoor fun.

Fourth-grade students in Washougal connected science, math, and hands-on skills through a district-wide birdhouse building project supported by high school mentors and community volunteers.

Two Clark County students reflected on the challenges and lessons of Boys State, where they helped run a mock government as part of a program sponsored by American Legion Post 44.

The Storm Nation Foundation awarded $21,000 in scholarships to nine graduating Skyview seniors, recognizing achievements in academics, leadership, STEM, the arts, and more.

A Christian dance team for ages 10–14 is forming at Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center, with auditions scheduled June 23 in Vancouver.

Local SAR and DAR chapters gave Woodland fourth-graders a hands-on American Revolution experience with tools, fashion, and reenactments from the 1700s.

More than 250 young entrepreneurs gathered at Esther Short Park in Vancouver for the fourth annual Lemonade Day Junior Market, presenting products and pitching ideas to thousands of attendees.

Seton Catholic senior Josephine Abbott turned her love of history into an award-winning animated film on Sybil Ludington, adding historic filmmaker to a résumé that already includes Eagle Scout and…

More than 250 young CEOs will showcase art, jewelry, produce and more at the Lemonade Day Junior Market in Esther Short Park on Saturday, June 7, from 9 a. m. to 3 p.

Evergreen Public Schools’ Summer Food Service Program will again provide free breakfast and lunch to children ages 1 to 18 this summer, regardless of district enrollment.

Tix for Tots will hold its first gala fundraiser featuring performances, local treats, and an auction to support community programs.

Washington families will again receive summer food benefits through the SUN Bucks program, with up to 620,000 children eligible this year.

Journey Theater is bringing Tom Sawyer to life in Battle Ground with performances running May 30 through June 7.