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Clark County firework laws: What you need to know
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Clark County firework laws: What you need to know

As of October 2016, there is a zero-tolerance policy towards the use of fireworks within city limits of Vancouver. Elsewhere in Clark County, differing sets of laws limit the time, place, and type…

Jun 28, 2017

Giving Closet reopens, still with an open heart
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Giving Closet reopens, still with an open heart

Rev. Denise Currie, the executive director of The Giving Closet, stands beside some of the store’s inventory. All items are free for people in need. Photo by Paul Valencia

Jun 28, 2017

Camas man has a simple Rule: Just walk
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Camas man has a simple Rule: Just walk

Dale Rule of Camas, who walked more than 1,300 miles in 40 days last year, is hoping to walk from Portland to Chicago in 60 days next summer.

Jun 26, 2017

Annual Recycled Arts Festival set for June 24-25 in downtown Vancouver
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Annual Recycled Arts Festival set for June 24-25 in downtown Vancouver

Clark County will host the 12th annual Recycled Arts Festival in Esther Short Park. The two-day event showcases artwork made of recycled materials. The free festival takes place 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat.,…

Jun 22, 2017

Woodland Planters Days keeps focus on heritage and community
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Woodland Planters Days keeps focus on heritage and community

The oldest community festival in Washington — Woodland’s Planters Days — saw massive attendance this weekend as Woodland celebrated its history.

Jun 19, 2017

Vancouver’s free summer concerts, movies start July 5
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Vancouver’s free summer concerts, movies start July 5

The city of Vancouver will present another summer of free concerts and movies at locations throughout the city from July 5 to Aug. 13.

Jun 19, 2017

2017 Planters Days set to begin Thursday
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2017 Planters Days set to begin Thursday

The 95th edition of Woodland Planters Days is scheduled for Thu., June 15 through Sun., June 18 and will feature many of the annual events including a fireworks display, Queen Coronation, carnival,…

Jun 14, 2017

It’s Opening Day at the Camas Farmers Market
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It’s Opening Day at the Camas Farmers Market

Opening Day of the Camas Farmers Market is today, Wed., June 7. The Market will be open each Wednesday through Oct. 4 from 3-7 p.m. in front of the Camas Library.

Jun 7, 2017

Strong opinions on new parking fees voiced among Clark County residents
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Strong opinions on new parking fees voiced among Clark County residents

Clark County regional parks are funded through tax dollars. Now, area residents are also being charged to park there.

Jun 6, 2017

Camas Poker Tour & Game Night  returns to downtown Camas for June First Friday
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Camas Poker Tour & Game Night returns to downtown Camas for June First Friday

The 12th annual First Friday Camas Poker Tour & Game Night returns to Downtown Camas on Fri., June 2, from 5-8 p.m.

May 31, 2017

Free family fun offered to area residents on National Get Outdoors Day
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Free family fun offered to area residents on National Get Outdoors Day

Clark County residents can experience free outdoor activities and family fun at the ninth annual National Get Outdoors Day on Sat., June 10 at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site.

May 31, 2017

When life gives you lymes
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When life gives you lymes

After six years of chronic illness, a last-ditch effort with alternative medicines allowed a North County man and his family to fulfill their lifelong dream of owning a farm.

May 30, 2017

Open House Ministries embraces big changes while reflecting on past success
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Open House Ministries embraces big changes while reflecting on past success

Open House Ministries enters construction process of new building while continuing to serve homeless in Clark County.

May 26, 2017

Community Foundation Luncheon scheduled for June 6
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Community Foundation Luncheon scheduled for June 6

The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington is hosting its 2017 Annual Luncheon on Tue., June 6 at the Hilton Vancouver.

May 26, 2017

Cold water, fast currents create hazardous swimming conditions in local waters
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Cold water, fast currents create hazardous swimming conditions in local waters

Now that warm weather has arrived, the first swim of the season may seem irresistible. But lakes and rivers in southwest Washington are cold enough to immobilize even the strongest swimmer.

May 25, 2017

BGHS choir teacher/accompanist duo have been together since 1975
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BGHS choir teacher/accompanist duo have been together since 1975

Every day, Brent Jeffries accompanies Darcy Schmitt to her choir room at Battle Ground High School, where the two have worked side by side for years. Schmitt teaches and directs the choir, while Je…

May 15, 2017

Making a difference: Rob Givens
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Making a difference: Rob Givens

Vancouver Police Detective Rob Givens has been with the Vancouver Police Department since 2003, and with the Digital Evidence Cybercrime Unit DECU) since 2014.

May 15, 2017

Vancouver Parks & Recreation hosts 29th annual Senior Prom May 19
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Vancouver Parks & Recreation hosts 29th annual Senior Prom May 19

This year, the Vancouver Parks and Recreation Department’s 50 and Better Program presents “Moonlight in the Tropics,” featuring live music with Ronnie Exconde & Friends, dinner served by celebrity…

May 8, 2017