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La Center community will have chance to talk about possible school bond this week
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La Center community will have chance to talk about possible school bond this week

LA CENTER — The La Center School Board will host a community meeting at 7 p.m., Tue., Nov. 8, at the La Center High School, to give parents and other community members a chance to discuss issues in…

Nov 7, 2016

Battle Ground Public Schools’ Board of Directors to receive state award
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Battle Ground Public Schools’ Board of Directors to receive state award

BATTLE GROUND — Battle Ground Public Schools’ Board of Directors has been selected to receive a Board of Distinction Award from the Washington State School Directors’ Association (WSSDA). The award…

Nov 6, 2016

Hockinson Hawks had their season come to an end with a 35-12 loss to Black Hills
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Hockinson Hawks had their season come to an end with a 35-12 loss to Black Hills

Hockinson was attempting to make a run into the state Class 2A football playoffs for the third consecutive year but the Hawks had their season come to an end with a 35-12 loss to Black Hills in a c…

Nov 5, 2016

La Center advanced to the Class 1A state football playoffs with a 66-12 win over Forks
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La Center advanced to the Class 1A state football playoffs with a 66-12 win over Forks

La Center advanced to the Class 1A state football playoffs with a 66-12 win over Forks in a crossover playoff game Friday at Woodland High School. The Wildcats, ranked No. 6 in the latest Class 1A…

Nov 4, 2016

The No. 1-ranked Camas Papermakers cruised to a 56-0 win over Enumclaw
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The No. 1-ranked Camas Papermakers cruised to a 56-0 win over Enumclaw

The No. 1-ranked Camas Papermakers cruised to a 56-0 win over Enumclaw Friday in a Class 4A playoff football game at Doc Harris Stadium. The victory improves the Papermakers season record to 10-0 a…

Nov 4, 2016

Public invited to discuss future of La Center Junction
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Public invited to discuss future of La Center Junction

LA CENTER — What used to be a sleepy Interstate 5 exit leading toward the small city of La Center is quickly becoming a hub of activity. The Cowlitz tribal casino is set to open on the west side of…

Nov 4, 2016

National refuge near Washougal offers serenity, easy walks, some of area’s best bird-watching
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National refuge near Washougal offers serenity, easy walks, some of area’s best bird-watching

WASHOUGAL — If you’ve ever walked the trails that wind through the Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge near the easternmost edge of Washougal, you understand that feeling of peace and relaxat…

Nov 4, 2016

Joe Maddon didn’t ask me, but here’s my story
Opinion

Joe Maddon didn’t ask me, but here’s my story

Some say it was the highest profile story in the history of sports. It’s hard for me to imagine any nook or cranny in the United States where it wasn’t the biggest story of the week. It’s the perfe…

Nov 4, 2016

Making a difference: Linda Smith
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Making a difference: Linda Smith

Carolyn Schultz-Rathbun For ClarkCountyToday.com VANCOUVER — Ask Linda Smith what she hopes people will say at her funeral, and you startle her. She leans back in her chair. Stares into space. Fina…

Nov 4, 2016

Sheriff talks program cuts at first of three town halls
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Sheriff talks program cuts at first of three town halls

VANCOUVER — More than two dozen citizens gathered last night to hear Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atkins discuss how his office might cope with County Manager Mark McCauley’s proposal to cut more tha…

Nov 4, 2016

Team Mean Machine is creating professionals
Youth

Team Mean Machine is creating professionals

CAMAS — Participants and organizers of the FIRST Robotics Competition like to refer to the program as the “Varsity Sport of the Mind.’’ “An amazing thing about FIRST is that every single one of our…

Nov 3, 2016

What happened?
Opinion

What happened?

After attending the Clark County Council (BOCC) meetings for the last two years and listening to discussions about the proposed budget for the 2016-2017 fiscal year and also where we were financial…

Nov 3, 2016

Amboy man accidentally shoots himself with handgun
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Amboy man accidentally shoots himself with handgun

AMBOY — Clark County Deputies responded to a residence at 12906 NE Grantham Rd, Amboy, Tue., Nov. 1 on a report of an accidental shooting. Deputies arrived and discovered Harry Ortega, 63, had acci…

Nov 3, 2016

Camas girls favored to win state cross country title for fifth time in six years
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Camas girls favored to win state cross country title for fifth time in six years

Camas is loaded for team and individual Class 4A state cross country titles when all classifications conduct their state championships Saturday at Pasco’s Sun Willows Golf Course. The Camas girls a…

Nov 3, 2016

Artists prep for this year’s Clark County Open Studios art tour
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Artists prep for this year’s Clark County Open Studios art tour

CLARK COUNTY — If you’ve ever looked at a painting, sculpture or beautifully crafted piece of jewelry and wondered how the artist created such a unique work of art, the upcoming Clark County Open S…

Nov 3, 2016

Battle Ground city manager is ‘settling into the rhythm of the city’
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Battle Ground city manager is ‘settling into the rhythm of the city’

BATTLE GROUND — A typical day at the office for Battle Ground City Manager Jeff Swanson might look something like this: “I roll into the office, check my emails and my phone messages and check in w…

Nov 3, 2016

Battle Ground School District purchases 20 acres for future expansion
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Battle Ground School District purchases 20 acres for future expansion

This information was provided by the Battle Ground School District. VANCOUVER — Battle Ground Public Schools recently purchased 20 acres of property located in the southeast portion of the district…

Nov 2, 2016

Law enforcement agencies receive $60,000 grant to help reduce region’s high pedestrian death rate
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Law enforcement agencies receive $60,000 grant to help reduce region’s high pedestrian death rate

VANCOUVER — Police in Vancouver and other Clark County cities met this week to announce the kick-off of a $60,000 grant designed to reduce the area’s high rate of pedestrian fatalities. Funded by t…

Nov 2, 2016