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Caring community rallies for a friend with COVID-19
A group of friends gathered Tuesday night outside an area hospital to pray for Dave Alt, a beloved Clark County resident who is battling COVID-19.
VIDEO: World War II veterans share their experiences: Part Three — Edgar Haley
In the final part of our World War II veteran interview series, we hear from Edgar Haley, a former Navy fighter pilot.
Washougal-Camas Open Studios offers area residents opportunity for weekend activity
Six artist studios in Camas and Washougal will be open to the public on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
VIDEO: Local World War II veterans share their experiences — Part Two: Harry Generaux
A Vancouver native, now 97, shares his experiences fighting overseas in World War II.
VIDEO: Local World War II veterans share their experiences – Part One: Stanley Coleman
In part one of our series with local World War II veterans sharing their stories, Stan Coleman recounts his brief stint as a Navy radio operator in the waning days of World War II.
CMAC to post video featuring area veterans
Community Military Appreciation Committee promotes video of veterans and features Larry Smith, former Vancouver mayor pro tem, at an online awards ceremony.
Camas-Washougal Soroptimists offer aid and grants
The Camas-Washougal Soroptimists have two programs for women and girls seeking financial assistance for their education or training expenses. Applications are due Nov. 15 for one program and Jan. 2…
Still time to buy poinsettias for Friends of Hospice fundraiser
Friends of Hospice Southwest Washington raises money with the sale of holiday plants to aid in its mission to be there for families going through the dying process.
National Network of Youth Ministries endeavors to unite leaders at home and nationwide
As the Northwest Coordinator of Engagement and Training for the National Network of Youth Ministries, Philip Ball has worked on the ground with youth workers and leaders from Alaska to Wyoming and…
Battle Ground’s Culinary Arts teachers cook up engaging lessons
Teachers have transformed classroom demonstrations on how to properly measure ingredients and knife skills into videos reminiscent of a Food Network cooking show It wasn’t long ago that Battle Grou…
Camas businessman builds field for youth baseball, softball
A Camas property that was once an eyesore has been turned into a baseball and softball facility for youth, thanks to the generosity of Jason Pond and family.
A tour of Battle Ground artwork set for Saturday
Battle Ground Open Studio Arts and Crafts Sale, to be held at seven locations, will highlight local artists who did not have a spring or summer festival season because of the pandemic.
Camas-Washougal Community Chest solicits 2021 grant applications
The Camas-Washougal Community Chest continues the 74-year tradition of giving and is seeking donations for 2021 charitable support.
Salvation Army prepares for food drive on Nov. 5
Bell ringers will return in mid-November to fill up red kettles, and the Salvation Army is asking for donations of food and household cleaning supplies at a drive next week at its Vancouver headqua…
Holidays on Franklin Street gets spooky in time for Halloween
This year, like every year since 2014, Franklin Street outside of downtown Vancouver will be adorned with all manner of spooky spectacles for Oct. 31.
Pies and gratitude activities are the stars of First Friday Week in Downtown Camas
Even during a pandemic year, members of the Downtown Camas Association (DCA) believe there is a lot to be grateful for and the November First Friday Week in Downtown Camas will highlight this with…
Family Feud update: Camas family wins $40,000
Schroeder family’s winning episodes of the Family Feud aired at odd times in this market, but the Schroeders recorded them to have proof that they won Big Money two times.
Washougal’s Pumpkin Harvest Festival reimagined
The Washougal Pumpkin Harvest Festival has long been a staple of Fall in the city. This year due to the pandemic, the festival hit the road parade-style.