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Opinion: “The Parent Revolution” by Dr. Corey DeAngelis is an education reform thriller
“The Parent Revolution,” a new book by Dr. Corey DeAngelis, is an education reform thriller.
Colorful, Chinook Canoe returns to Parkersville Day
The annual Parkersville Day event, held the first Saturday of June, celebrates the rich history of the site of the Parker’s Landing Historical Park at the Port of Camas-Washougal.
A Falcon (and two Tigers) prepare to take flight
This summer, two Battle Ground High School Tigers and one Prairie Falcon will attend an eight-week Flight Academy sponsored by the Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps.
Opinion: Data shows private schools improve civic education, political tolerance
New research from the Education Psychology Review indicates students who attend private and parochial schools perform much better when it comes to obtaining well-rounded civics knowledge.
County Council seeks applicants for position on recycling and waste system commission
The Clark County Council is seeking applicants for a volunteer position on the Solid Waste Advisory Commission.
Survey: More young adults in Washington smoke weed on a daily basis
Survey: More young adults in Washington smoke weed on a daily basis. Members of the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board were briefed Tuesday on the latest Young Adult Health Survey.
Candidates vying to head OSPI spar over how state funds WA’s public schools
State funding was a hot topic at an election forum featuring candidates for the office of Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction.
County seeks volunteer to fill opening on Columbia River Gorge Commission
Clark County is accepting applications to fill a vacancy on the Columbia River Gorge Commission.
Former Union Titan making his mark in professional golf
After years years of some ups and a whole lot of downs, professional golfer Alistair Docherrty, a 2012 graduate of Union High School in Vancouver, recently finished second at the Myrtle Beach Class…
NASA Astronaut Dr. Michael Barratt to connect live with Camas School District students from International Space Station
The Camas School District recently announced a unique opportunity for its students to engage with NASA Astronaut and Camas native Dr. Michael Barratt.
Lineup announced for Vancouver Arts & Music Festival
The Vancouver Arts & Music Festival returns to Esther Short Park and downtown Vancouver August 2-4.
High school students launch future goals at Hockinson’s largest college and career fair event
On May 16, over 600 Hockinson School District students and family members gathered in the HHS commons for the Launching Futures College and Career Fair event.
Traffic delays and closures for summer road preservation work will bring improved roads for travelers in Clark County
Clark County Public Works reminds local drivers that summer is the season for road preservation projects.
Opinion: We need a right-to-work constitutional amendment – here’s why
Madi Clark of the Mountain States Policy Center discusses the need for a right-to-work amendment.
Sandy Moore’s ‘Sail Boats’ chosen as centerpiece for 2024 Washougal Art and Music Festival poster
Sandy Moore’s artwork, “Sail Boats,” has been selected as the centerpiece for the 2024 Washougal Art and Music Festival poster.
Ridgefield School District to host annual surplus equipment sale
Ridgefield Administrative & Civic Center. Photo courtesy Ridgefield School District
Camas School Board announces resignation and opens position for District 2
The Camas School District announced the resignation of Erika Cox from the Camas School Board, effective June 21.
High school sports: A job well done for Columbia River catcher Cole Backlund
Columbia River baseball’s Cole Backlund took it upon himself to get better last offseason, getting a job to pay for personal coaching, and now the Rapids are going to the state final four; plus rou…