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Clark County Public Health offers option for dog-friendly patios at food establishments
Clark County Public Health has created an option for food establishments interested in creating dog-friendly outdoor patios.
Ridgefield School District’s Artistry Night showcases STEAM projects
Artistry Night at Sunset Ridge Intermediate School and View Ridge Middle School showcased some of the STEAM projects Ridgefield students have been working on throughout the year.
Area residents asked to stay cool and be safe as summer construction heats up
Construction projects are revving up in Clark County, with four large construction projects happening on Interstate 5 and I-205, as well as State Route 14 and SR 500 this summer.
School nurse corps celebrates 20 years in Washington
School nurses are considered by many to be unsung heroes in Washington state’s effort to ensure that all students receive equal access to education.
City of Vancouver seeks volunteers to write statements for/against proposed charter amendments
The Vancouver City Council is seeking volunteers to write pro and con statements about seven proposed amendments to the city’s charter. The statements will be included in this year’s Voters’ Pamphlet
Evergreen Public Schools administrative changes announced for 2019-20 school year
The Evergreen School Board of Directors has recently approved the hiring and assignments of administrators for the 2019-20 school year.
Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office confirms causes of death in Amboy shooting
On Tuesday, the Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office issued opinions on the death certificates of two Amboy men killed over the weekend in a suspected homicide/suicide.
Vancouver Police investigate fatality collision
On June 24, at approximately 9:32 p.m., Vancouver Police responded to the 1700 block of W Fourth Plain Blvd. for a pedestrian vs. vehicle fatality collision.
Music, movies and more: Summer fun in Vancouver
Discover the art, culture and natural beauty of Vancouver without breaking the bank. Vancouver Parks and Recreation has a full line up of events planned this summer, including festivals, concerts,…
Ridgefield’s first National Merit Scholar finalist in 17 years
The last time Ridgefield had a National Merit Scholar, George W. Bush was president and the Oscar for Best Picture went to A Beautiful Mind. It has been so long because the achievement is so challe…
Camas Poker Tour takes on the 80’s at First Friday in Downtown Camas
The 14th annual First Friday Camas Poker Tour & Game Night returns to Downtown Camas on Fri., July 5 from 5-8 p.m. and this year will be celebrating a blast from the past — the 1980’s.
Community support and local grants help Woodland Public Schools offer free summer meals and backpacks
Woodland Public Schools’ Family Community Resource Center (FCRC) receives support from local organizations and community members to offer programs addressing students in need in Woodland and its su…
WSU Vancouver offers English course on the Columbia River for the first time
Students in English 341 Native American Literature at Washington State University Vancouver are taking a significant part of their lessons in a 15-person tribal canoe on the Columbia River.
Magenta Theater’s Rock Choir to perform ‘Songs from the 1970s’ at July 26 event
Magenta Theater’s Rock Choir is turning one year old. The company, located at 1108 Main Street in downtown Vancouver, launched its choir at the 2018 fundraiser, followed by a Christmas 2018 product…
Union Ridge Elementary School puts on annual Culture Parade
The sixth annual Union Ridge Elementary School Culture Parade recently went through downtown Ridgefield, showing the community what the classes studied during the school year. Each grade highlighte…
PeaceHealth partners with Mercy Housing Northwest to bring affordable housing to Vancouver
PeaceHealth is partnering with nonprofit developer, Mercy Housing Northwest to bring affordable family housing to Vancouver. PeaceHealth will donate the land parcel for the project, which is locate…
County seeks applicants for Animal Control Advisory Board position
Clark County is seeking applicants for an open position on the volunteer Animal Protection and Control Advisory Board. The position is for a dog owner who lives in Clark County.
Clark College celebrates Class of 2019
Clark College honored its 83rd graduating class at the 2019 Clark College Commencement ceremony held Thursday evening (June 20) at the Sunlight Supply Amphitheater.