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Clark County school districts present voters with choices on levies, bonds
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Clark County school districts present voters with choices on levies, bonds

Joanna Yorke, Reporter & Kelly Moyer, Reporter ClarkCountyToday.com CLARK COUNTY — Over the last few months, numerous school districts in the Clark County area have been preparing for the Feb. 14 s…

Feb 2, 2017

Area teams eye postseason playoffs
Sports

Area teams eye postseason playoffs

The high school regular season will come to a close in the next week for Clark County basketball teams, many of which are still battling for the right to advance to the playoffs. Postseason spots a…

Feb 1, 2017

Area meteorologist: ‘Major storm looking less likely for Portland Metro Area’
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Area meteorologist: ‘Major storm looking less likely for Portland Metro Area’

VANCOUVER — KOIN 6 Meteorologist Steve Pierce updated his weather forecast for the next 48 hours covering the Portland Metropolitan area, including Clark County, and his projections indicate less s…

Feb 1, 2017

Speakers set for ‘Transportation Solutions’ Town Hall Meeting
Transportation

Speakers set for ‘Transportation Solutions’ Town Hall Meeting

VANCOUVER — Two Southwest Washington legislators are joining forces to present a “Transportation Solutions” Town Hall Meeting to hear from 17th and 18th District constituents. The public forum, hos…

Feb 1, 2017

CASEE students place in top 10 at field ecology symposium
Youth

CASEE students place in top 10 at field ecology symposium

BRUSH PRAIRIE — Last month, three teams of students from teacher Irene Catlin’s CASEE II Environmental Science class placed in the top 10 at the Mount St. Helens Institute’s High School Field Ecolo…

Jan 31, 2017

Ridgefield High School students take center stage in Poetry Out Loud contest
Youth

Ridgefield High School students take center stage in Poetry Out Loud contest

RIDGEFIELD — On the evening of Jan. 18, more than two dozen Ridgefield High School students braved the ice, slush and pouring rain to take center stage at The Old Liberty Theater to recite the work…

Jan 31, 2017

More politics as usual in Olympia
Opinion

More politics as usual in Olympia

I have to tell you, it’s getting harder and harder each day to stay involved in politics at any level. Whether it’s our local government and municipalities, or the current legislative session in Ol…

Jan 31, 2017

Two good reasons for a no vote on Hockinson levy
Opinion

Two good reasons for a no vote on Hockinson levy

For the third year in a row, the Hockinson School District is asking voters for more money. Last year’s $39.9 million bond was for a new middle school and improvements to the high school. At the hi…

Jan 31, 2017

La Center couple Jeff and Marilyn Siebert use their faith in God to make it through the long walk of cancer
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La Center couple Jeff and Marilyn Siebert use their faith in God to make it through the long walk of cancer

LA CENTER — Anyone in the Clark County area who has visited one of the several live nativity scenes at area churches during the Christmas season has met Curly the Camel, one of the main stars of th…

Jan 31, 2017

Junior Symphony of Vancouver will present their Spring Concert on March 25
Youth

Junior Symphony of Vancouver will present their Spring Concert on March 25

VANCOUVER — Community members are invited to join the musicians of the Junior Symphony of Vancouver, led by Conductor Collin Heade, for their Spring Concert that includes music by Handel, Mozart, B…

Jan 30, 2017

New ‘Discover Washougal Art Map’ helps visitors find public artwork throughout city of Washougal
People

New ‘Discover Washougal Art Map’ helps visitors find public artwork throughout city of Washougal

WASHOUGAL — If you’ve strolled around Washougal recently, you may have noticed a few pieces of public art popping up here and there over the past few years. Petroglyph sculptures jazz up Washougal’…

Jan 30, 2017

Making a difference: William Zalpys
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Making a difference: William Zalpys

Carolyn Schultz-Rathbun For ClarkCountyToday.com FERN PRAIRIE — Fern Prairie Cemetery Commissioner William Zalpys can make arrests. Although Zalpys says he has never used it, state law gives him th…

Jan 30, 2017

‘There’s nothing there!’ Crowd gathered to see 1992 time capsule opening at Vancouver school shocked, dismayed at suspected theft
Youth

‘There’s nothing there!’ Crowd gathered to see 1992 time capsule opening at Vancouver school shocked, dismayed at suspected theft

VANCOUVER — What was supposed to be an afternoon full of reminiscing and remembering “the good old days” of 1992 turned into a day of sadness and disappointment at the Lieser School in Vancouver Fr…

Jan 30, 2017

Lateral police officers offered $10,000 hiring bonus
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Lateral police officers offered $10,000 hiring bonus

BATTLE GROUND — The Battle Ground Police Department is seeking experienced, motivated police officers to join its team of professional law enforcement officers and support staff. In addition to exc…

Jan 27, 2017

Oregon’s decision to abandon long-standing agreement with Washington compromises salmon and integrity
Opinion

Oregon’s decision to abandon long-standing agreement with Washington compromises salmon and integrity

By Rep. Liz Pike, R-Camas I applaud our own Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission for its 7-2 vote on Jan. 14 to reach a compromise that has our state moving in the right direction for conservati…

Jan 27, 2017

Battle Ground students receive Chromebooks through technology program
Youth

Battle Ground students receive Chromebooks through technology program

BATTLE GROUND — Battle Ground Public Schools is launching a 1:1 (one-to-one) computing initiative that will put a Chromebook into the hands of every student in grades third through 12th for use at…

Jan 27, 2017

Youth actors, stage crew prepare for upcoming performances of ‘Shrek the Musical Jr.’
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Youth actors, stage crew prepare for upcoming performances of ‘Shrek the Musical Jr.’

WASHOUGAL — Although performances of Journey Theater Arts Group’s “Shrek the Musical Jr.” won’t start until the weekend of Feb. 24, Kristi Foster, executive artistic director for Journey Theater Ar…

Jan 27, 2017

With bond funding for sewer extension now secure, La Center’s plans for mixed-use ‘town center’ near interstate begin to gel
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With bond funding for sewer extension now secure, La Center’s plans for mixed-use ‘town center’ near interstate begin to gel

LA CENTER — Trying to keep pace with the rapidly changing landscape to their west — where the Cowlitz Indian Tribe’s new ilani casino-resort is now fewer than three months away from its mid-April o…

Jan 26, 2017