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Vancouver Clinic opens vision center in Ridgefield
Optometrist Kristin Sorenson has joined Vancouver Clinic. Dr. Sorenson owned Accent Eye Care for 12 years. The practice became a Vancouver Clinic location last month. After some renovations, Vancou…
Vancouver Public Schools seeks applicants for School Board position
Vancouver Public Schools is seeking applicants for the vacant Position 2 on the Board of Directors.
Vancouver Police Department to participate in Virtual Law Enforcement Torch Run
Special Olympics Washington will host the first Virtual Law Enforcement Torch Run Sat., June 6, at 9 a.m. The Vancouver Police Department will have 11 “runners’’ join the more than 550 participants…
Vancouver Fire Department responds to two-alarm fire at apartment complex
More than 25 residents of a Vancouver apartment complex were displaced this weekend after a fire caused damage at Sunpointe Apartments.
Vancouver Police make arrest in ‘counterfeit’ Oxycodone investigation
The Vancouver Police Department announced Sunday evening that an arrest was made in connection with its investigation into the sale of “counterfeit’’ Oxycodone in the area.
Vancouver Police Department issues warning regarding counterfeit Oxycodone
The Vancouver Police Department believes “counterfeit” Oxycodone pills laced with fentanyl are being sold throughout Clark County.
Woodland High School’s staff, students, and community conduct commencement ceremony
Woodland High School kicked off the first of many graduation events for the Class of 2020 on Wednesday (May 27) with a socially-distant distribution of more than 100 caps and gowns to graduating se…
Camping areas on the Lewis River to reopen
In response to updated public health directives from Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and with Cowlitz County in Phase II of its COVID-19 reopening process, Pacific Power is expanding access to the popul…
City of Vancouver to relocate Safe Parking Zone to C-TRAN’s Evergreen Transit Center
The city of Vancouver will reopen its Safe Parking Zone at C-TRAN’s Evergreen Transit Center, pending approval by the C-TRAN Board of Directors at its next board meeting on Tue., June 9.
Vancouver Police prescription delivery program discontinued
The Vancouver Police Department recently began a pilot prescription delivery program for Vancouver residents. Prescriptions were delivered by recruit officers who were waiting to attend the academy…
61st annual BGPS District Art Show goes virtual
More than 500 creative works are on virtual display to celebrate Battle Ground Public Schools’ annual District Art Show. The event, in its 61st year, is posted by category in slideshows on the dist…
ESD 112 launches innovative Career Connected Learning Network
In an effort to fully support the career development needs of all of Southwest Washington’s youth, ESD 112 has realigned many of its services to form Career Connect Southwest Washington.
Vancouver officials seek volunteers to serve on Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission
The city of Vancouver is seeking local parks and recreation enthusiasts to fill three vacancies on its Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission (PRAC). The deadline to apply for these positions is…
SWCA members achieve record Retro rebate percentage
Southwest Washington Contractors Association announced last week that it has received a refund check for $1.486 million for its Retrospective Rating (Retro) Program. A large portion of the refund w…
Battle Ground School Board seeks director to fill District 5 vacancy
Battle Ground Public Schools’ Board of Directors is accepting applications to fill a board vacancy created by the resignation of director Tina Lambert.
Clark County Fire District 3 provides relief to local businesses
On the heels of Gov. Jay Inslee’s approval for Clark County to apply for Phase 2 reopening, Clark County Fire District 3 has announced its plan to waive fire inspection fees assessed to local busin…
Woodland ELL teachers use innovative assignments to help students keep learning during the statewide closure
The statewide school closure meant Carlotta Propersi, an English Language Learners teacher at Woodland High School, had to innovate like many of her colleagues in order to ensure her students would…
Battle Ground’s music educators hit the right notes with remote learning
Helping students hit the right notes is still an important aspect of the instruction that Battle Ground Public Schools’ music educators provide their students. This year, the biggest adjustment has…