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Providence Academy Chapel renovation wins Palladio Craftsman Award
The historic rehabilitation of the Providence Academy Chapel has been recognized with a Palladio Award in the Craftsmanship category.
Clark County Arts Commission selects next poet laureate
The Clark County Arts Commission announced last week it has selected Armin Tolentino as the Clark County Poet Laureate. He will serve 2021-2023 promoting the art of poetry and literature throughout…
Clark County Law Library offers small-estate affidavit self-help kits for sale
The Small Estate Affidavit process is an alternative to probate in some circumstances.
Area cat rescue to host ‘Not Kitten Around’ online auction
Furry Friends is hosting its 2nd annual spring online auction fundraiser.
Clark College trustees approve 2021 tenured faculty
Twelve educators are the newest members of the tenured faculty at Clark College.
A number of Washougal students have benefited from small group instruction since September
Canyon Creek Middle School sixth grader Noah Dentler is an example of the significant progress some students were able to make during the pandemic.
House fire displaces three people in Battle Ground
Cause of the fire is still under investigation, but it appears to likely be caused by a charcoal grill.
Moderated listening sessions scheduled for Interstate Bridge Replacement program
Members of the Clark County community will have upcoming opportunities to weigh in on the bi-state Interstate Bridge Replacement program.
Washougal School District receives gift for its Career and Technical Education Department
A recent gift helps bring Washougal High School a step closer to completing work to earn the new Washington State EarthGen At-Home Certification
Commission on Aging to focus on COVID-19 road to recovery
The Clark County Commission on Aging is focusing this year on the road to recovery from COVID-19, especially for people 65 and older.
Columbia Springs hosts hydrangea giveaway with community supporters
With the recent drop in positive COVID-19 cases, Columbia Springs staff felt confident that they could safely facilitate a hydrangea pick-up in their outdoor parking lot.
Southwest Washington group launches virtual learning series on racial equity
The Southwest Washington Equity Coalition is launching a monthly educational series of “teach-ins” called “Advancing Racial Equity, Diversity and Inclusion: Awareness, Action and Change.”
Vancouver Public Schools seeks board applicants to fill vacancy
Vancouver Public Schools is seeking applicants for the board of directors, position 2. The position opened after Camara Banfield announced her resignation from the board in January.
Charter Review Commission schedules workshop, encourages public input
The Clark County Charter Review Commission will hold a workshop on Wed., March 3, at 5 p.m.
Governor appoints Clark County Councilor Temple Lentz to the Affordable Housing Advisory Board
Gov. Jay Inslee last month appointed the Clark County councilor to the state board to represent the Washington Association of Counties-Western Washington.
Students can win big in video contest with Stormwater Partners of Southwest Washington
Stormwater Partners of Southwest Washington is partnering with Oregon’s Regional Coalition for Clean Rivers and Streams to launch “The River Starts Here Student Video Contest.”
Vancouver seeks volunteer to serve on Civil Service Commission
The city of Vancouver is seeking a volunteer with an interest in city police, fire and civilian job classification and hiring practices to fill one seat on its Civil Service Commission.
Clark College removes application fee
Beginning with registration for the 2021 spring term, Clark College is removing its admission application fee, making it free for almost all prospective students to apply.