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Furry Friends: ‘Recycled cats are priceless’
Furry Friends will offer their recycled cats for adoption June 23–24, at the Recycled Arts Festival (RAF) held at Esther Short Park, 301 West 8th Street in Vancouver.
Ridgefield school administrator tabbed by state association
The membership of the Washington Association of School Business Officials has elected Ridgefield’s Paula McCoy to serve on the WASBO Board of Directors.
Ridgefield kindergartners get early taste of STEM with 3D technology
Software engineer Dan Meyers brought his expertise to a kindergarten class at South Ridge Elementary School in Ridgefield this week as students sought to build castle designs in 3D. He plans to pri…
Clark College commencement ceremony to be held June 21
On Thu., June 21, Clark College will honor its 82nd graduating class at the 2018 Clark College Commencement ceremony. The ceremony will take place at 6:30 p.m. at the Sunlight Supply Amphitheater.
Clark County Museum offering walking tours through time this summer
The Clark County Historical Museum is gearing up for its annual walking tours, providing participants with a historical look at fascinating sites throughout Vancouver and Clark County.
Area residents invited to celebrate Flag Day
On Thu., June 14, area residents are invited to celebrate Flag Day with the community at the 24th annual Flag Day at Fort Vancouver, a free family event presented by The Historic Trust.
WSU Vancouver recognizes outstanding business students for their consulting work
WSU Vancouver’s Carson College of Business celebrated the eighth anniversary of its Business Growth Mentor and Analysis Program recently with an event to recognize the businesses, volunteers and st…
Ridgefield School District honors May Employee and Students of the Month
Ridgefield School District officials recognized the May Employee and Students of the Month at the regular Board of Directors meeting earlier this month.
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity program partners with low-income homeowners in Washougal
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity is bringing A Brush with Kindness program to the Washougal community. The nation-wide program partners with low-income homeowners in need of exterior home repair.
Watershed Congress celebrates 20th anniversary
The Watershed Congress celebrated its 20th anniversary in Clark County on May 18, when about 300 students gathered at WSU Vancouver campus to share their research findings and brainstorm solutions…
Clark County Public Health unveils plans for sweeping online options
Clark County Public Health says meeting permit requirements is about to get a little easier as the department unveils new online options for dozens of tasks.
Want to play in a state park without paying? There are three chances in June
There are three free days to access state parks in June without a Discover Pass. After June, there are just three free days left in 2018.
Clark County Historic Preservation Commission lands statewide award
The Clark County Historic Preservation Commission has been given a statewide award for its efforts in reaching a broader audience on the importance of preserving heritage.
Area artist donates carving to raise critical summer funder for food bank
Area artist Carl Fender has donated a deep sea carving that is being raffled off to raise funds for the North County Community Food Bank.
Free airplane rides and hands-on educational activities available on Open Cockpit Day
On Saturday, youth ages 8-17 will have the opportunity to climb into the cockpit and experience flight from a pilot’s perspective on Open Cockpit Day at Pearson Field Education Center.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office seeks help locating missing, endangered adult
The sheriff’s office is asking for the public’s help in locating a 56-year-old man who is considered endangered due to diminished mental capacity. He was last seen in the area north of Lewisville P…
Trails open to all users at Whipple Creek Regional Park
The primitive dirt trails at Whipple Creek Regional Park opened to all trail users, effective Sat., May 19.
Vancouver police arrest three in drive-by shooting investigation
Three men, ages 18 and 19, have been jailed following a drive-by shooting in the 3500 block of NE 109th Avenue in Vancouver Monday.