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Public asked to help identify suspect in Vancouver bank robberies
Suspect involved in two bank robberies in Vancouver, on March 14 and April 24 VANCOUVER — The Vancouver Police Department, in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Oregon, is asking for the public’s h…
Clark College becomes accredited welding testing center
The Clark College welding technologies program is proud to announce its accreditation as an American Welding Society (AWS) testing center.
May’s First Friday in downtown Camas brings annual garden gnome and fairy fun
Gnome and fairy themed fun will be highlighted at May’s First Friday in Downtown Camas in honor of the Camas Plant & Garden Fair coming the next week.
‘Take Your Brain Out To play’ Saturday
The PeaceHealth Stroke and Brain Injury Support Group invites all members of the community to “Take Your Brain Out to Play” this Sat., May 4 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical C…
Free composting, green cleaning classes promote sustainable living
Clark County’s Master Composter Recycler program is offering a series of free composting and green cleaning workshops this spring.
Battle Ground School District celebrates student art
Hundreds of creative works will be on display May 13-17 during Battle Ground Public Schools’ annual District Student Art Show.
Woodland High School Jazz Choir takes first place for second straight year at festival
Woodland High School’s Jazz Choir won first place in Vocal Division 3 of the Commencement Bay Jazz Festival for the second year in a row.
Legislature funds next phase of Port of Vancouver waterfront development
The Port of Vancouver USA received $4.7 million in the 2019 state capital budget for the first phase of redevelopment at Terminal 1, its birthplace on the Columbia River.
Fishing opportunities plentiful in May
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s lowland lake trout derby continues in May and runs through Oct. 31.
Music brings generations together in Hockinson
Multiple generations, ages 11 to 90, made beautiful music together Tuesday — including a Hockinson fifth grader and his great-grandmother.
Community Action Network celebrates 55 year of service, 43 in Clark County
This year, 2019, marks the 55th year since the Community Action Network was established to help American families and communities overcome obstacles to poverty.
Woodland Public Schools shares 2019 Progress Report
Woodland Public Schools provides a 2019 Progress Report summary so parents, guardians, and community members can learn how Woodland’s school staff dedicates themselves to improving student learning.
Area residents can view original works of art by Liz Pike at two shows in May
Three Creeks Community Library is featuring Liz Pike’s original work in oils on canvas from May 3 through May 29.
Woof Meow Party: Community fun benefits shelter dogs and cats
Walk/Run for the Animals takes place on Sat., May 4 at Esther Short Park in Vancouver.
C-TRAN to host free document shredding event Sat., May 4
C-TRAN, in partnership with Waste Connections, is sponsoring a free document shredding event Sat., May 4, at Fisher’s Landing Transit Center.
Pikeminnow season opens Wed., May 1
Wed., May 1, marks the opening of this year’s Northern Pikeminnow Sport Reward Fishery in the Columbia and Snake rivers.
Vancouver’s 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 at their next meeting Thu., May 2.
Vancouver prepares for busy pavement season this summer
The city of Vancouver’s Pavement Management Program is preparing for another big year, putting approximately $11 million into improving pavement conditions throughout the community.