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Woodland Elementary School students cook their favorite Mexican recipes
Woodland elementary students in second through fifth grades recently competed in the third annual Future Chefs of America event by cooking their own recipes for judging and enjoyment by attendees a…
Clark County Public Health awarded grant to promote physical activity, nutrition strategies
Clark County Public Health has been awarded a five-year, $300,000 grant to implement strategies to improve physical activity and nutrition among adults and children.
Fire District 3 officials urge area residents to prepare for wildland fire season now
Wildland fire season came early to Clark County this year. Clark County Fire District 3 has responded to four significant incidents in the past month.
County encourages public input on surface mining in an online survey
Clark County is providing an online survey to receive feedback on prioritizing surface mining impacts and resolutions.
East County Fire and Rescue passes Fire Levy lid lift resolution
The Board of Fire Commissioners for East County Fire and Rescue voted unanimously to place a one-year Fire Levy lid lift on the August Primary Election ballot.
Special hunt permit application deadline May 22
Hunters can submit special hunt applications between April 22 to May 22 for fall deer, elk, mountain goat, moose, bighorn sheep, and turkey seasons in Washington.
Kindergarten orientation for Battle Ground Public Schools set
Battle Ground area parents are encouraged to enroll their children now so they can attend the orientation at their school and learn more about the kindergarten program
Evergreen Public Schools breaks ground on new Sifton Elementary School
Sixty years ago, the Sifton neighborhood celebrated the opening of a new school for its students. On April 24, the neighborhood will have a new reason to celebrate, as Evergreen Public Schools brea…
Fire Marshal warns of upcoming fire season
Earlier this month, Clark County Fire Marshal Jon Dunaway and four other County Fire Marshals from southwest Washington met with officials from the Washington State Department of Natural Resources…
WSU Vancouver to present four top awards at 2019 Commencement
Washington State University Vancouver will present its 2019 awards for advancing equity, research, student achievement and teaching at this year’s commencement ceremony on Sat., May 4.
Port of Vancouver details final two lectures of 2019
The Port of Vancouver USA concludes its annual Lecture Series in May with presentations about the world of public ports in Washington state and a “State of the Port” presentation known as Port Report.
Camas Plant & Garden Fair to bring color, garden experts and family fun
The 22nd annual Camas Plant & Garden Fair will return to historic Downtown Camas on Sat., May 11 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. filling the streets with all the offerings of over 100 local nurseries, growers,…
Area groups to collect unwanted meds, offer lock boxes
On Sat., April 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., residents of three Southwest Washington counties can safely dispose of all unused and leftover prescription and over-the-counter medications at eight Drug…
PacifiCorp commits $20 million in Lewis River salmon and steelhead improvements
Under the terms of preliminary decisions issued April 12 by the National Marine Fisheries Service and the US Fish and Wildlife Service, PacifiCorp will commit more than $20 million over the next de…
Hockinson High School bands win multiple awards at Columbia Basin Festival
The Hockinson High School musicians had a stellar weekend at the 2019 Columbia Basin College Band Festival. The HHS Jazz Band placed in the top three bands, regardless of school size and took first…
PAL of SW Washington to host literacy event
The Police Activities League of SW Washington hosts literacy events each month during the school year in elementary schools in both the Vancouver and Evergreen School Districts throughout the county.
Ridgefield School District honors April Employee and Students of the Month
Ridgefield School District officials recently recognized the April Employee and Students of the Month at the regular Board of Directors meeting.
Woodland TEAM High School teacher earns state honor
Elizabeth Vallaire, Woodland TEAM High School’s Math and Science teacher, was selected as Teacher of the Year for the state of Washington by the Washington Association for Learning Alternatives.