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Battle Ground to hold Memorial Day ceremony May 27
A Memorial Day ceremony to honor the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces who lost their lives in service to our country will be held Mon., May 27, 11 a.m. at the Battle Ground Veterans Memorial…
Ridgefield’s South Ridge Elementary School holds Sport-A-Thon fundraiser
South Ridge Elementary School students recently participated in a Sport-A-Thon fundraiser.
Woodland Middle School horticulture students learn how to research plants
Horticulture students at Woodland Middle School learn how to research plant growing requirements; develop their own natural herbicides and pesticides; practice proper seed germination; cultivate so…
VPS budget survey results show desire by community to prioritize use of financial reserves
An online survey seeking community input on how to address a projected budget shortfall for Vancouver Public Schools in 2019-20 shows most respondents favoring the use of the district’s ending fund…
Battle Ground teacher, counselor complete Boston Marathon
Captain Strong Primary physical education teacher Sandee Myers and Chief Umtuch Middle School counselor Krista Roadifer successfully accomplished the impressive feat of completing the 123rd Annual…
Serious injury, three vehicle crash in Washougal
Tuesday morning, at 11:08 a.m., Clark County EMS and Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) deputies responded to a three-vehicle head-on collision at milepost 3 on Washougal River Road.
Battle Ground youth recognized for heroic actions
Battle Ground Police Chief Bob Richardson recognized Ethan Clarke’s efforts and heroic actions by presenting him with the Battle Ground Police Department’s Certificate of Recognition and the title…
Ridgefield students receive top honors at State High School Art Show
Two Ridgefield High School students were honored for their artwork entries in the 46th Annual Superintendent’s High School Art Show at the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction
The Vancouver Barracks Military Association to present an interactive military talk
The Vancouver Barracks Military Association will present an interactive military history talk on Thu., May 16, hosted by The Historic Trust.
Union Ridge Elementary School organizes 6th annual World Celebrations Parade
Union Ridge Elementary School students will be participating in the school’s annual World Celebrations Parade on Thu., May 30 from 10-10:30 a.m. in downtown Ridgefield.
Battle Ground police officer writes about the importance of honoring the fallen
May 15 of each year is designated as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the calendar week as National Police Week. This year, Police Week is observed May 12–18.
May is Volcano Preparedness Month
The anniversary of the 1980 Mt. St. Helens eruption is May 18, and Oregon is recognizing May as Volcano Preparedness Month.
Clark County Fire District 3 offers free smoke detectors
Clark County Fire District 3 is offering free smoke detectors to residents of owner-occupied single-family homes in their service area.
Tukes Valley Primary students recognized
Recent visitors to Battle Ground City Hall have been treated to a showcase of bright and beautiful new artwork. The featured artists are 2nd grade students at Tukes Valley Primary School.
Ridgefield Big Paddle is set for Sat., June 1
Ridgefield is celebrating National Trails Day with festivities at the waterfront and downtown on Sat., June 1.
Area residents can get an inside look at Vancouver Public Schools
Vancouver Public Schools (VPS) invites the community to experience public schools firsthand on Wed., May 29.
Woodland High School’s Drama Club presents award-winning play, ‘She Kills Monsters’
Woodland High School’s Drama Club presents “She Kills Monsters,” highly-acclaimed by The New York Times and a 2013 AATE Distinguished Play Award Winner.
Washington legislature provides $1.539 million in funding for key projects in Washougal
The recent 2019-2021 Washington state budget passed by the Legislature includes $1.539 million in appropriations and grants that is vital to advancing two key Washougal projects.