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Vancouver receives $800K in state budget for Fourth Plain Community Commons project
The city of Vancouver is scheduled to receive $800,000 for construction of its Fourth Plain Community Commons project in the state’s new two-year capital budget.
Biokleen to host Green Business Morning Blend networking event
Area business representatives have an opportunity to learn about green cleaning product manufacturer Biokleen at a free networking event this month.
Battle Ground’s Tamara Gunter earns WMCA’s President’s Award of Distinction
Battle Ground’s Deputy City Clerk Tamara Gunter was recently recognized by the Washington Municipal Clerk’s Association with the 2019 President’s Award of Distinction for outstanding service to the…
WSU Vancouver recruiting paraeducators for teaching certification
ELL IMPACT, a federally funded program offered by Washington State University Vancouver, is recruiting paraeducators working with English language learners to become teachers at a lower cost than t…
Jaime Herrera Beutler announces Congressional Art Competition winner
U.S. Representative Jaime Herrera Beutler announced the winners of Southwest Washington’s Congressional Art Competition, as voted on by her panel of judges from across the region.
County Council decides to stay with evening hearing schedule
The Clark County Council decided Tuesday night to update its hearing schedule. Hearings will begin at 6 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of the month.
56th annual Vancouver Fireworks Spectacular gears up for the Fourth of July
The Historic Trust and city of Vancouver announce the 56-day countdown to the 56th Annual Vancouver Fireworks Spectacular presented by Columbia Credit Union.
Ridgefield students advance to ‘Math Is Cool’ state competition
At the Clark County Math Is Cool competition in February, the fifth grade team from Ridgefield was the first place winner, and the sixth grade team was the second place winner. The top four student…
Area residents invited to spring into action for annual Propstra Square flower planting, cleanup
The city of Vancouver is teaming up with Parks Foundation of Clark County and Vancouver’s Downtown Association for the annual Propstra Square flower planting and downtown cleanup community voluntee…
Review of Vancouver Police use of force during I-205, I-84 chase concludes
Multnomah County District Attorney Rod Underhill announced the release of a prosecution decline memorandum following the conclusion of an investigation into the Feb. 5 use of deadly physical force…
Jemtegaard Middle School celebrates Whole Child Award at assembly
Jemtegaard Middle School is the recipient of the 2019 Whole Child Award selected by the Washington State Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development.
Clark County fire marshal imposes ban on debris burning
Due to the weather forecast for the rest of this week, Clark County is joining Skamania and Cowlitz counties in imposing a temporary ban on outdoor land clearing and residential burning effective a…
Woodland’s special needs Partners in Transition students learn to transition to adulthood
Woodland Public Schools’ Partners in Transition students learn how to live and work in the adult world by learning from industry professionals, working in local businesses and taking part in adult…
Free child safety window stops available
As part of “Safe Kids Clark County,” Clark County Fire District 6 is offering free window latches for anyone who needs them.
Vancouver high schools ranked among Washington’s best
U.S. News & World Report in its 2019 ranking placed five Vancouver high schools among the top 250 out of 656 schools that the organization evaluated in Washington state.
Evergreen Public Schools breaks ground on its 22nd elementary school
The 2018 Capital Facilities Bond measure passed by Evergreen Public School voters is helping the district get rid of a dubious distinction-one of the highest percentage of classes held in portable…
North Clark Historical Museum to honor Margaret Colf Hepola with Remembrance Tea event
On Sat., May 18, North Clark Historical Museum will have a Tea, Program, and Exhibit to honor Margaret Colf Hepola.
Healthy swimming is safe swimming
Clark County Public Health officials encourage everyone to follow a few simple strategies to stay safe and healthy while enjoying the water now and throughout the summer.