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Patron tour explores Battle Ground Public Schools’ Career and Technical Education programs
Youth

Patron tour explores Battle Ground Public Schools’ Career and Technical Education programs

BATTLE GROUND — Community members and parents of eighth graders are invited to the annual patron tour of Battle Ground Public Schools’ Career and Technical Education (CTE) classes on Fri., March 3.…

Feb 15, 2017

Preliminary election night results show several local school district levies passing by wide margins
News

Preliminary election night results show several local school district levies passing by wide margins

VANCOUVER — Preliminary results from the Feb. 14 Special Election show several local school district levies are passing by relatively comfortable margins. Seven Clark County school districts were r…

Feb 14, 2017

The lines are once again drawn when it comes to solutions to traffic problems
Opinion

The lines are once again drawn when it comes to solutions to traffic problems

What had been suspected for quite some time was finally revealed this past week in Clark County. A fight is brewing and there’s plenty of folks on both sides of the issue at question. The discussio…

Feb 14, 2017

Several businesses in downtown Camas burglarized early Monday morning
News

Several businesses in downtown Camas burglarized early Monday morning

CAMAS — Early the morning of Mon., Feb. 13, suspect(s) burglarized several businesses in the downtown Camas area. The suspect(s) forced entry to the businesses by smashing out windows and once insi…

Feb 14, 2017

Vancouver City Council passes resolution recognizing ‘necessary and critical nature’ of I-5 bridge replacement
Transportation

Vancouver City Council passes resolution recognizing ‘necessary and critical nature’ of I-5 bridge replacement

VANCOUVER — The Vancouver City Council is throwing its support behind a bipartisan effort by Southwest Washington lawmakers to replace the Interstate 5 bridge. At a city council meeting held Monday…

Feb 14, 2017

Two people injured in vehicle versus pedestrian crash on Northeast Highway 99
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Two people injured in vehicle versus pedestrian crash on Northeast Highway 99

HAZEL DELL — On Sun., Feb. 12, at approximately 1:50 a.m., a vehicle versus pedestrian collision occurred at 6203 NE Highway 99, a Muchas Gracias fast food restaurant. According to a news release f…

Feb 14, 2017

Ridgefield School District partners with local businesses to keep students safe
Youth

Ridgefield School District partners with local businesses to keep students safe

RIDGEFIELD — As part of the newly adopted “Evade and Defend” school safety protocol, the Ridgefield School District is teaming up with Ridgefield businesses to provide safe havens for students in t…

Feb 14, 2017

La Center City Council members will seek private partner for wastewater treatment plant
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La Center City Council members will seek private partner for wastewater treatment plant

LA CENTER — City leaders in La Center have OK’d the first step in forming a private-public partnership at the city’s wastewater treatment plant. On Mon., Feb. 13, city councilors authorized the pub…

Feb 14, 2017

Happy Special Election Day! Didn’t vote yet? You have until 8 p.m. tonight to help determine the fate of bonds and levies in seven Clark County school districts
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Happy Special Election Day! Didn’t vote yet? You have until 8 p.m. tonight to help determine the fate of bonds and levies in seven Clark County school districts

VANCOUVER — It’s a special day in Clark County, and we’re not just talking about Cupid. Today also is the Feb. 14 Special Election, which will determine the fate of bonds or levies in seven differe…

Feb 14, 2017

Making a difference: Ingrid Colvard
Youth

Making a difference: Ingrid Colvard

Carolyn Schultz-Rathbun For ClarkCountyToday.com WOODLAND — “At work,” says Woodland Primary School Principal Ingrid Colvard, “I do everything fast. I hit the door running. We don’t have slow momen…

Feb 13, 2017

Broken jail cell window prompts lockdown of Clark County Jail
News

Broken jail cell window prompts lockdown of Clark County Jail

CLARK COUNTY — Just after 9 p.m. on Sun., Feb. 12, corrections deputies at the Clark County Jail discovered an exterior cell window had been broken out at the main jail, located at 707 W. 13th St.,…

Feb 13, 2017

Vancouver Police officer involved in shooting identified
News

Vancouver Police officer involved in shooting identified

VANCOUVER — The Vancouver Police Department has identified the officer who shot and killed an armed automobile theft suspect. On Feb. 10, Vancouver Police responded to a suspicious circumstance in…

Feb 13, 2017

Transportation congestion solutions discussed at lawmakers’ Town Hall meeting
Transportation

Transportation congestion solutions discussed at lawmakers’ Town Hall meeting

VANCOUVER — More than 150 area residents crowded into a conference room at Clark College’s east campus Saturday morning to hear from transportation experts and to voice their concerns to lawmakers…

Feb 11, 2017

Cat in the Hat book drive gets ninth life
Youth

Cat in the Hat book drive gets ninth life

VANCOUVER – “The more that you read, the more things you will know,” wrote Theodor Geisel (aka “Dr. Seuss”). “The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” It is with this idea in mind that…

Feb 11, 2017

No need to wait until spring to catch fish, observe wildlife
People

No need to wait until spring to catch fish, observe wildlife

Temperatures are warming, birds are singing and the lower Columbia River will soon be teeming with spring chinook salmon. Spring is still a ways off, but February offers plenty of opportunities to…

Feb 11, 2017

La Center leaders discuss outsourcing management, operations responsibilities at city’s publicly owned wastewater treatment plant
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La Center leaders discuss outsourcing management, operations responsibilities at city’s publicly owned wastewater treatment plant

LA CENTER — Three months after losing their full-time wastewater treatment plant supervisor, city leaders in La Center are meeting to discuss outsourcing the publicly owned plant’s operations and m…

Feb 11, 2017

Battle Ground community celebrates community leadership at annual awards event
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Battle Ground community celebrates community leadership at annual awards event

BATTLE GROUND — Battle Ground community members gathered for a sold-out Battle Ground Chamber of Commerce 2016 Recognition Banquet at the Battle Ground Community Center on Thursday night in order t…

Feb 10, 2017

Union cruises to victory in playoff opener
Sports

Union cruises to victory in playoff opener

VANCOUVER — It didn’t take the Union Titans long to get up to the speed of high school playoff basketball. Union opened the boys Class 4A bi-district tournament with a lopsided 72-48 victory over O…

Feb 10, 2017