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State football: Center of attention at Camas and Ridgefield
Tyson Jacobson is all heart and toughness for Camas, while Wyatt Bartroff is strength and smarts for Ridgefield, both excelling as centers for football teams in the state quarterfinals
Public invited to celebrate the season at Downtown Ridgefield’s Hometown Celebration Dec. 4
Area residents are invited to visit Downtown Ridgefield on Sat., Dec. 4 for Ridgefield’s Hometown Celebration where those in attendance will find twinkling lights, decorated businesses, gifts, food…
State soccer: Hockinson, Columbia River, Ridgefield, and Camas have big goals
Molly Romanchock of Hockinson and Anna Iniguez of Columbia River just two of the many standout athletes from Clark County set to play in the final four of girls soccer
High school volleyball: Unsung heroes help Columbia River and Ridgefield volleyball to state
Aaliyah Turner of Columbia River and Elizabeth Andrew of Ridgefield just two of the many athletes who have helped their teams reach the 2A state volleyball tournament; Camas is representing Clark C…
City of Vancouver to light up Esther Short Park with holiday festivities
The annual Rotary Community Tree Lighting Ceremony is canceled this year due to COVID-19 safety mandates and staffing impacts.
Camas School District announces candidates for superintendent interviews
The Camas School District Board of Directors is pleased to announce they have selected four candidates to interview for their superintendent vacancy.
Vancouver officials announce location of first supportive Safe Stay Community for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness
The Safe Stay Community at 11400 N.E. 51st Circle will provide 20 modular shelters housing up to 40 people.
Clark County Council adopts $723 million budget for 2022
The Clark County Council this week approved the annual budget for 2022. The total expense budget for 2022 is $723 million.
Planning ahead is the perfect recipe for stress free holiday travel
WSDOT officials encourage travelers to be prepared for winter weather this Thanksgiving weekend.
Battle Ground’s 32nd annual Holiday Tree Lighting set for Dec. 3
Area residents are invited to celebrate the holiday season at Battle Ground’s 32nd annual Holiday Tree Lighting on Fri., Dec. 3 at the Battle Ground Community Center
Opinion: Sustainable timber harvests are best for schools, economy and the climate
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center discusses the effort of the ‘environmental left’ to stop all timber harvests on state land.
Ridgefield School District seeks emergency substitutes, increases pay
Like many school districts across the country, the Ridgefield School District is facing a shortage of substitute teachers.
Furry Friends displays cheap and cheerful ‘catio’
The adoption of Sofi and Sable from Furry Friends prompted Nanis Gilmore and Philip Parshley to build their own, scaled down version of a kitty ‘catio.’
City of Vancouver launches seventh annual Korey’s Joy Drive
The city of Vancouver invites the community to support the seventh annual Korey’s Joy Drive with donations of toys and warm clothing for neighbors in need.
Lighted parade and tree lighting returns to downtown Washougal Dec. 2
The city of Washougal kicks off the holiday season with the Lighted Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting on Thu., Dec. 2.
Expanded winter shelter opens in Clark County
The Winter Hospitality Overflow (WHO) and the Satellite Overflow Shelters (SOS) are now open to provide additional nightly shelter space in Clark County seven nights per week for people in need of…
Area residents invited to Deck the Halls for a deserving senior in Vancouver area
As isolation continues to impact local seniors, Home Instead of Vancouver renews the Be a Santa to a Senior® program promising another season of holiday cheer.
Thirty-four youth ‘graduate’ from grueling, eight-week Spartan Challenge
Preparing strong, confident, responsible young people to be better members of their community.