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City to relocate Vancouver Police Department headquarters
The city of Vancouver will move forward with plans to relocate its police department headquarters after receiving authorization from Vancouver City Council to approve a lease purchase agreement on…
Dirt trails at Whipple Creek Regional Park will be restricted during wet season
Clark County Parks and Lands will put seasonal trail restrictions in place at Whipple Creek Regional Park to preserve the park’s natural surface trails.
Battle Ground to hold annual Veterans Day Ceremony
The city of Battle Ground will commemorate Veterans Day with a ceremony honoring veterans on Mon., Nov. 11.
River HomeLink students take on the challenge of bird strikes
Students at River HomeLink help tackle a big question in the airline industry: how to keep the skies safe for passengers, planes and birds.
BIA honors NW Natural Parade of Homes Award recipients
The Building Industry Association of Clark County (BIA) announced the Industry Awards and People’s Choice Awards for the 2019 NW Natural Parade of Homes presented by DeWils Custom Cabinetry and Hom…
Humane Society for Southwest Washington awarded Prestigious Service Enterprise Certification
The Humane Society for Southwest Washington joins the top 11 percent of nonprofits nationwide in volunteer management and organizational performance with its new certification as a Service Enterpri…
‘Thankful for Pie’ First Friday event to take place Nov. 1 in Camas
Tasty pie, gratitude activities and enthusiastic dancing will all be a part of November First Friday.
Five incumbents, one new member elected to ESD 112 Board of Directors
Five incumbents and one new member were elected to the Educational Service District 112 Board of Directors.
Battle Ground High School Drama to present ‘Anne of Green Gables’
Battle Ground High School Drama presents “Anne of Green Gables” beginning Nov. 14.
Area prevention groups to collect unwanted meds in Clark County Saturday
Southwest Washington community prevention coalitions are holding six safe drug take back events this Sat., Oct. 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in locations across Clark County.
WDFW partners with Weyerhaeuser Company to open 6,638 acres of forest for hunters
This summer, Weyerhaeuser Company enrolled 6,638 acres in the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s (WDFW) Private Lands Access program. WDFW opened this section of forest as Feel Free to Hu…
State attorney general’s office releases results of investigation of statewide discipline data
Vancouver Public Schools is taking steps to examine and refine its disciplinary policies and practices after a 2018-19 investigation by the Washington state attorney general’s office identified dis…
Ridgefield students show support against bullying
National Bullying Prevention Month, a campaign to promote anti-bullying awareness in schools. Today, students and staff in the Ridgefield School District are showing their support for the cause.
Event raises $197,000 for Police Activities League of SW Washington
The Police Activities League of SW Washington (PAL) held the 3rd annual evening fundraising event Heart Behind the Badge last week. The event raised $97,000 and an anonymous donor stepped up to add…
Fostering Together partners with WSU Vancouver in an effort to connect foster children with foster families
Fostering Together will partner with students from the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University Vancouver to launch a campaign aimed to raise awareness about the fos…
Students in Lewis River Academy learn by doing with hands-on activities and guest lecturers
Students in Woodland Public Schools’ Lewis River Academy learn more about the subjects they study from special workshops featuring guest lecturers who specialize in using in-class material for thei…
Battle Ground schools to honor veterans
Battle Ground Public Schools’ students and staff will honor veterans during school events, including assemblies and a panel for high school students. Community members and veterans are invited to a…
Evergreen Public Schools’ graduation rate surpasses 91 percent
The graduation rate for Evergreen Public Schools hit 91.3 percent for the class of 2019 (students who graduated in June 2019). That’s a nearly four (4) percent improvement from the year before, and…