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Ridgefield students visited by police officers
Ridgefield police officers have been visiting school libraries as part of a program to teach students positive behavior
Vancouver’s Neighborhood Traffic Calming program wins national award
Vancouver’s Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program was recognized with a national award this week
Clark County Historical Museum walking tours kick off next weekend
Clark County Historical Museum kicks off the 2019 season if its popular walking tours on May 31
County officials urge residents to help control mosquitos
Mosquito season is upon us, and Clark County officials hope you’ll do your part to help control the population of the blood-sucking pests
Clark College announces search firm to select new president
President Robert K. Knight has announced he plans to retire August 31 at the end of the 2018-2019 academic year
Memorial Day event at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site to honor Vancouver’s military
Community Military Appreciation Committee (CMAC) will present Vancouver’s Memorial Day Observance Mon., May 27, at 11 a.m., at the Bandstand on the Vancouver Barracks Parade Ground.
Give More 24! Launch Party invites nonprofits to 2019 Day of Giving
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington hosted more than 75 nonprofit representatives at a launch party last week to announce plans for its sixth-annual Give More 24!
Commission on Aging offers opportunities to advocate for older citizens
Clark County is seeking applicants for one open position on its Commission on Aging.
Clark County Corrections partnering with Columbia River Mental Health Services
Sheriff Chuck Atkins recently to announced the Clark County Corrections Branch and Columbia River Mental Health Services have been selected to make presentations at the 2019 Crisis Intervention Tea…
ESD 112 celebrates outstanding education leadership and community contributions to schools
School and community leaders throughout Southwest Washington came together last week to celebrate honorary community leadership awards, outstanding educator awards, years of service and retirements.
Woodland High School’s SkillsUSA team brings home medals from state conference
Woodland High School’s SkillsUSA team members dedicate themselves to honing their areas of expertise, and this dedication certainly shows as four students brought home six medals from the 2019 Stat…
Clark College Jazz Band to feature Charlie Porter at spring concert
The Clark College Jazz Band under the direction of Dr. Doug Harris performs its Spring Concert on Sat., June 8, 7:30 p.m. in Gaiser Student Center on the campus of Clark College.
Open house on improving travel conditions at the SR 500/Fourth Plain Blvd. intersection
Community members are invited to attend an open house Wednesday, May 29, to learn the results of a planning study for improvements at the intersection of State Route 500 and NE Fourth Plain Boulevard.
Vancouver Charter Review Committee considers election of City Council by district
The city of Vancouver’s Charter Review Committee will discuss election of city council members by district and several other proposed changes at their next meeting Thu., May 30.
Camas Hoopin’ with Heroes set for Thursday
This Thursday, May 23, PAL of SW WA is hosting it’s 6th Annual Hoopin’ with Heroes charity basketball game at Camas High School.
WSU Vancouver recognizes outstanding business students for their consulting work
Washington State University Vancouver’s Carson College of Business celebrated the ninth anniversary of its Business Growth Mentor and Analysis Program May 8 with an event to recognize the businesse…
Three Woodland High School graduates receive accolades from Cascadia Technical Academy
Cascadia Technical Academy selected three Woodland High School graduates to receive accolades for their exemplary work in their respective areas of focus while taking part in the Running Start prog…
Vancouver Parks and Recreation awarded $60K to fuel youth, family programming
Vancouver Parks and Recreation received over $60,000 in ongoing community grant funding to support youth and family recreation programing at the Parks Foundation of Clark County’s annual luncheon a…