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Area workshop to offer tools for running an effective nonprofit
Washington Nonprofits is hosting a nonprofit workshop in Battle Ground, presented by Jeanne Kojis, executive director of the Nonprofit Network Southwest Washington, and Rory Bowman, who brings near…
Camas Girls’ Night Out brings a party to downtown Camas
The 10th annual Camas Girls’ Night Out is on Thu., Sept. 26, 5-9 p.m. All friends, sisters, moms, and daughters are invited to attend this fundraiser for breast and ovarian cancer awareness and act…
Woodland Public Schools’ Back To School Bash gave away more than 600 free backpacks
More than 600 students from Woodland, Kalama, La Center, and other local school districts received free backpacks filled with school supplies at Woodland Public Schools’ third annual Back to School…
Port of Camas-Washougal to present preliminary waterfront concepts
The Port of Camas-Washougal will present three preliminary waterfront concepts for the community to review and give input at the Mon., Sept. 16, board meeting.
Raptors, reptiles and prehistoric fish to be featured during Sturgeon Festival
Area residents will have the opportunity to celebrate Columbia River ecosystems with breathtaking birds, remarkable reptiles and spectacular sturgeon, showcased at the 23rd annual Sturgeon Festival…
North County Community Food Bank readies for annual GiveMore24! event
North County Community Food Bank is hosting a variety of activities Thu., Sept. 19, in celebration of GiveMore24! GiveMore24! was created by the Community Foundation of SW Washington. Now in its si…
Drivers should expect delays on SR 14 near Washougal
Travelers who use State Route 14 near Washougal should plan for delays or use an alternate route next week, while crews continue work to construct roundabouts on the highway.
Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce announces 2019 Business & Leadership Awards finalists
The Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce (GVCC) announces the top nominees in the 2019 Business & Leadership Awards within six categories of recognition.
Rep. Paul Harris receives national award in recognition of his dedication to championing tobacco control legislation
Rep. Paul Harris received the National Distinguished Advocacy Award this week, the most prestigious award presented by the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, in recognition of his dedic…
Camas teacher wins state award
Earlier this week, Camas special education teacher and ESD 112’s Regional Teacher of the Year Amy Campbell was announced as the Washington State Teacher of the Year.
Vancouver seeks volunteers to serve on Telecommunications Commission
The city of Vancouver is seeking applicants with an interest in government and educational access television and cable television franchising to fill three open positions on the City/County Telecom…
Vancouver Police use of force study community forum set for Wednesday
On Wed., Sept. 11, the Police Executive Research Forum will attend a community forum as part of their work on a use of force study for the Vancouver Police Department.
Vancouver Police to receive mental health field response grant
The Vancouver Police Department has been awarded nearly $315,000 in grant funding by the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs Mental Health Field Response program.
County Law Library updates legal form packets
The Clark County Law Library announced that it has updated two of its legal form packets to reflect changes made by the Washington State Legislature. The updates are for residential eviction and ga…
Vancouver Fire Department awarded $937,000 federal grant
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has awarded the Vancouver Fire Department a $937,000 grant under FEMA’s Assistance to Firefighters Grants program.
New equipment popular attraction at Vancouver Lake Regional Park
With the support of a Clark County Parks Foundation grant, a new Spin-Max Tower from Allplay Systems was installed at Vancouver Lake Regional Park in August. The equipment, which replaced deteriora…
Vancouver receives $180,000 state grant for expansion of litter removal program
This week, the state Department of Commerce awarded the city of Vancouver a two-year grant totaling $180,000 ($90,000 per year) for the expansion of Share’s Talkin’ Trash program.
PeaceHealth’s David Ruiz honored for his work to improve the health of the Latino community
David Ruiz, MD, medical director of PeaceHealth’s Family Medicine of Southwest Washington clinic, recently earned the prestigious Bravo Award from the Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber.