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Clark County Natural Garden Tour offers virtual garden visits, interviews with gardeners
News

Clark County Natural Garden Tour offers virtual garden visits, interviews with gardeners

The 2021 Natural Garden Tour features an interactive virtual story map that includes tours of the properties and highlights 13 sustainable gardeners in video interviews.

Jul 14, 2021

Reward offered in Vancouver missing persons case
News

Reward offered in Vancouver missing persons case

Thirty-five-year-old Brandon Majors of Vancouver, has been missing from the Vancouver area since the evening of May 12, 2021.

Jul 14, 2021

ZoomCare board announces appointment of Jeffrey Fee as CEO
Community News

ZoomCare board announces appointment of Jeffrey Fee as CEO

Today the ZoomCare board announced the appointment of Jeffrey Fee as ZoomCare’s CEO, effective immediately.

Jul 14, 2021

Youth baseball team coming up Aces in raising funds for charity
Sports

Youth baseball team coming up Aces in raising funds for charity

Aces, a 9U tournament baseball team, has been raising money for the Team Luke Hope for Minds charity, and the team will be donating the funds to Luke and his father at Saturday’s Ridgefield Raptors…

Jul 14, 2021

Real estate listings in Clark County increase by nearly 7 percent in June
Business

Real estate listings in Clark County increase by nearly 7 percent in June

The average home sale price in Clark County increased to $530,000, and the median home sale price is now $476,800.

Jul 13, 2021

Skyview’s Caden Vire drafted by Brewers
Sports

Skyview’s Caden Vire drafted by Brewers

Caden Vire, a left-handed pitcher who went undefeated his senior year with the Skyview Storm, has the option to sign with the Milwaukee Brewers organization or go to Arizona State University.

Jul 13, 2021

Review into officer-involved shooting death of Jenoah Donald indicates deputies were ‘legally justified’
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Review into officer-involved shooting death of Jenoah Donald indicates deputies were ‘legally justified’

A review by the Washington Association of Prosecuting Attorneys into the Feb. 4 officer-involved shooting death of Battle Ground resident Jenoah Donald has found that the actions of Clark County Sh…

Jul 13, 2021

Ridgefield School District’s partnerships help deliver early learning services
Youth

Ridgefield School District’s partnerships help deliver early learning services

Ridgefield School District’s Early Learning Center has partnered with Educational Opportunities for Children and Families to provide additional preschool options through the Early Childhood Educati…

Jul 13, 2021

Woodland Public Schools’ special needs preschool students thrived in a remote-learning environment thanks to the efforts of teachers and families
Youth

Woodland Public Schools’ special needs preschool students thrived in a remote-learning environment thanks to the efforts of teachers and families

After a rough start in the spring of 2020, teacher Patty Morgan refined the system over the 2020-2021 school year by adding live classes and one-on-one support.

Jul 13, 2021

Letter: ‘In the years I have known Kathleen (O’Claire), I have been impressed with her accomplishments, focus and integrity in everything she does’
Opinion

Letter: ‘In the years I have known Kathleen (O’Claire), I have been impressed with her accomplishments, focus and integrity in everything she does’

Vancouver resident Elizabeth Litsey offers her endorsement for Kathleen O’Claire for Vancouver School Board position.

Jul 13, 2021

Clark County Public Works opens picnic shelter reservations for 2021, 2022
News

Clark County Public Works opens picnic shelter reservations for 2021, 2022

Park goers can reserve their favorite picnic shelters at Clark County parks.

Jul 13, 2021

Camas hires Jeff Swanson as temporary city manager
News

Camas hires Jeff Swanson as temporary city manager

Citizens express concerns about temporary Camas city manager hiring and contract, as council delays spending on North Shore home.

Jul 12, 2021

Romantic Raptors to host pre-game wedding Wednesday
Sports

Romantic Raptors to host pre-game wedding Wednesday

Eli Shubert, a pitcher for the Raptors, and Evergreen High School graduate and athlete Erin Thum to exchange vows prior to the exchanging of lineups Wednesday before a Ridgefield Raptors game.

Jul 12, 2021

Hockinson Blueberry Festival returns Saturday
Entertainment

Hockinson Blueberry Festival returns Saturday

Following the success of last year’s inaugural event, the Hockinson Blueberry Festival is returning to celebrate the area’s blueberry farms and small businesses.

Jul 12, 2021

Aug. 3 primary and special election voter registration deadlines
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Aug. 3 primary and special election voter registration deadlines

Beginning Fri., July 16, ballots will be in the mail to all registered voters in qualifying jurisdictions.

Jul 12, 2021

Battle Ground Lions Club celebrates 50 years of service
People

Battle Ground Lions Club celebrates 50 years of service

Battle Ground Lions Club celebrates its past but also looks toward the future, hoping to attract new members to maintain the legacy of the service club.

Jul 12, 2021

Hockinson man dies from injuries suffered in two-car collision Sunday night
News

Hockinson man dies from injuries suffered in two-car collision Sunday night

The drivers of two vehicles involved in a Sunday evening collision in Hockinson were transported to an area hospital and one was arrested and charged with Vehicular Assault, according to a report f…

Jul 12, 2021

Clyde Burkle reconsiders appointment to seat on Ridgefield City Council
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Clyde Burkle reconsiders appointment to seat on Ridgefield City Council

A simple majority of the Ridgefield City Council appointed Clyde Burkle to Position 7 on Thursday, filling one of the two vacancies created by council resignations.

Jul 9, 2021