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1918 Curtiss JN-4 ‘Jenny’ airplane joins exhibits at Pearson Air Museum
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1918 Curtiss JN-4 ‘Jenny’ airplane joins exhibits at Pearson Air Museum

Pearson Air Museum has received a rare, newly refurbished 1918 Curtiss JN-4 “Jenny” biplane for exhibit. The airplane was acquired as a part of the museum collection through a federal contract, and…

Sep 23, 2019

WSU Vancouver financial aid help
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WSU Vancouver financial aid help

Prospective college students and their parents can get expert help filing for financial aid for college in fall 2020 at College Goal Washington, a free event that helps students and families comple…

Sep 23, 2019

Vancouver Fire Marshal’s Office receives $224,000 grant for Project Home Safe campaign
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Vancouver Fire Marshal’s Office receives $224,000 grant for Project Home Safe campaign

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has awarded the city of Vancouver’s Fire Marshal’s Office an approximately $224,446 Fire Prevention and Safety grant.

Sep 23, 2019

Battle Ground schools offer free weekly Early Learning program for children up to age 5
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Battle Ground schools offer free weekly Early Learning program for children up to age 5

Let’s Play and Learn Together is a free, weekly drop-in program for children up to five years old. Registration is not required in order to attend. Parents and grandparents are welcome to stop by w…

Sep 23, 2019

Fire District 3 responds to structure fires in Battle Ground
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Fire District 3 responds to structure fires in Battle Ground

Clark County Fire District 3 crews responded to a house and shop fire at 1108 SE 20th Ave, Battle Ground on Thursday (Sept. 19). The fires appear suspicious and are being investigated by Fire Distr…

Sep 19, 2019

Fire marshal lifts countywide burn ban early
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Fire marshal lifts countywide burn ban early

An abundance of rain and cooler temperatures have prompted Clark County Fire Marshal Jon Dunaway to lift the ban on outdoor debris burning in unincorporated Clark County, effective 8 a.m. Fri., Sep…

Sep 19, 2019

WDFW cancels Woodland Bottoms pheasant hunt
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WDFW cancels Woodland Bottoms pheasant hunt

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife canceled the Woodland Bottoms pheasant hunt season until further notice on Wed., Sept. 19.

Sep 19, 2019

Road closure on Northeast Blair Road extended to Mon., Sept. 30
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Road closure on Northeast Blair Road extended to Mon., Sept. 30

A road closure on Northeast Blair Road in Vancouver has been extended 10 days to allow crews to complete work on the roadway improvement project.

Sep 19, 2019

Area residents invited to connect with Battle Ground Police officers
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Area residents invited to connect with Battle Ground Police officers

Battle Ground police officers invite community members to join them and connect over a cup of coffee on National Coffee with a Cop Day Wed., Oct. 2 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Old Town Battle Grounds…

Sep 18, 2019

Fire destroys garage in Washougal
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Fire destroys garage in Washougal

A fire destroyed a garage and some contents Wednesday at a residence in Washougal.

Sep 18, 2019

Extreme playground makeover takes place at South Ridge Elementary School
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Extreme playground makeover takes place at South Ridge Elementary School

The South Ridge Elementary School playground had a recent makeover thanks to some volunteers.

Sep 18, 2019

PeaceHealth Southwest to offer Service of Remembrance for families grieving the loss of a child
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PeaceHealth Southwest to offer Service of Remembrance for families grieving the loss of a child

PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center chaplains will conduct a “Service of Remembrance” Sat., Oct. 12, for all families grieving the loss of a child. The service will be held at 10 a.m. at Evergreen…

Sep 18, 2019

Fourth grade students receive free admission to Fort Vancouver National Historic Site for a year
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Fourth grade students receive free admission to Fort Vancouver National Historic Site for a year

The Every Kid Outdoors annual pass provides fourth grade students, along with their families, friends and classmates, free access to Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, along with more than 2,00…

Sep 17, 2019

WDFW 2019 Hunting Prospects available for hunters
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WDFW 2019 Hunting Prospects available for hunters

September marks the start of hunting seasons for deer, elk, waterfowl, and upland game birds in many areas of the state. To help hunters have a successful hunting season, The Washington Department…

Sep 17, 2019

Trees, apples and cider: Vancouver to celebrate the Old Apple Tree Oct. 5
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Trees, apples and cider: Vancouver to celebrate the Old Apple Tree Oct. 5

Area residents can celebrate at the annual Old Apple Tree Festival, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sat., Oct. 5, at the Old Apple Tree Park, 112 S.E. Columbia Way, directly east of the Interstate 5 Bridge withi…

Sep 17, 2019

Computer Science electives popular at Sunset Ridge Intermediate School and View Ridge Middle School
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Computer Science electives popular at Sunset Ridge Intermediate School and View Ridge Middle School

The computer science electives at Sunset Ridge Intermediate School and View Ridge Middle School are popular and fill up quickly, so classes are designed for students to enter the courses at any giv…

Sep 17, 2019

County schedules open house to begin Shoreline Master Program update
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County schedules open house to begin Shoreline Master Program update

Clark County is undertaking a periodic review of its Shoreline Master Program, as required by the Washington State Shoreline Management Act.

Sep 16, 2019

Battle Ground schools prioritize technology education with $300,000 grant
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Battle Ground schools prioritize technology education with $300,000 grant

Battle Ground Public Schools is about to make a major upgrade to technology education across the district, thanks in part to a $300,000 grant from the Federal Communication Commission’s E-rate prog…

Sep 16, 2019