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Flag Day celebration to be held at Fort Vancouver
On Thu., June 14, area residents can celebrate Flag Day with the community at the 24th annual Flag Day at Fort Vancouver, a free family event presented by The Historic Trust and Davidson & Associat…
County to host open house to provide information on construction projects
Area residents can learn more about current construction on Northeast 10th Avenue, west of Interstate 5, and a future project on the same corridor during an open house later this month.
Mariners draft Casetta-Stubbs in 11th round
King’s Way Christian baseball player selected in 11th round by Seattle Mariners
Father’s Day Steam Train Weekend to be held by Chelatchie Prairie Railroad
The Chelatchie Prairie Railroad will bring out the steam engine this Father’s Day Weekend — Saturday & Sunday — June 16 & 17.
Woodland’s Partners in Transition program teaches special needs students
Students receive help acquiring skills they need to succeed in life and work WOODLAND — This spring, special needs students enrolled in Woodland Public Schools’ Partners in Transition (PIT) program…
Celebrating tradition: BGPS AFJROTC Pass in Review
Battle Ground Public Schools Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps held its annual Pass in Review on Saturday morning at Prairie High School.
The Historic Trust details ambitious new plans for Providence Academy’s future
Updated site redevelopment plan revealed at presentation focused on the future of Providence Academy.
Battle Ground Public Schools announces more administrative changes
As one school year rolls to a close, Battle Ground Public Schools is getting administrators in place for the next one.
Clark County job recruitment closed during transition to new system
If you’re looking to work for Clark County, it appears you’ll have to wait until June 25 when the county’s human resources department completes a software upgrade
Health officials warn of dangers of rabid bats amid spike in positive tests
There have been just three cases of rabid bats being found in Clark County since 2015, but health officials are warning of increased danger amid a recent spike in positive results elsewhere in the…
Battle Ground honors World War II veteran who served as a torpedoman on 10 submarines
Sixteen local high school seniors recently had the opportunity to meet Tudor F. Davis, a 20-year veteran of the Navy who fought in World War II and served as the torpedoman on 10 different submarines.
Ridgefield eighth-grader to compete at nationals for History Day contest
An eighth-grader from Ridgefield will be competing on the national level for the National History Day Contest. Tyla Engstrom will be traveling to Maryland to perform her monologue.
Strong Teens Against Substance Hazards and Abuse seeks new members
Clark County is looking for a few good kids (or young adults) to join its peer education program, Strong Teens Against Substance Hazards and Abuse.
Battle Ground students land jobs through experience operating bank at high school
Did your high school have its own bank? Battle Ground does, and school officials say it’s leading to jobs for students before and after graduation.
‘Footloose’ earns 5th Avenue Award nominations for Ridgefield students
Several Ridgefield High School students are getting some hard-earned acknowledgment following their participation in a production of “Footloose.”
City of Battle Ground asks residents to voluntarily conserve water
Beginning June 1, the city of Battle Ground is implementing a voluntary Odd/Even Watering Program for all residential, commercial and public customers. The program will remain in effect through Sep…
The Community Foundation is set for its annual Southwest Washington Annual Luncheon
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington is hosting its Annual Luncheon on Tue., June 5 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Hilton Vancouver Washington.
Evergreen Public Schools announce administrative changes for 2018-19 school year
Evergreen Public Schools recently completed the hiring and assignment of administrators for the 2018-19 school year.