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South Ridge Elementary students create STEM carnival
The carnival-themed unit was an end-of-year activity for the Ridgefield School District students that allowed them to put the knowledge they gained throughout the year into action.
Opinion: Spring Chinook returns increase 27 percent, continuing the recover from the recent low point in the population cycle
Todd Myers, of the Washington Policy Center, challenges recent claims that Snake River Spring Chinook runs are on the path to extinction.
WDFW director to adopt state salmon fishing regulations July 1
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Director Kelly Susewind is scheduled to adopt 2021-2022 state salmon season fishing regulations.
Vancouver Volcanoes basketball franchise to make a comeback
Professional basketball is expected to return to Clark County in 2022 with the return of the Vancouver Volcanoes, now part of The Basketball League.
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Vancouver Police arrest stabbing suspect
Vancouver Police arrest stabbing suspect. Joshua Ryan was located, arrested, and booked into the Clark County Jail.
Seniors need fans to cool off during warm weather
Meals on Wheels People is again asking for donations of new or gently used fans to help keep homebound seniors cool and healthy.
Vancouver Housing Authority seeks hotels and motels to turn into affordable housing
Converting a hotel or motel into a shelter, transitional housing or affordable housing is much faster than building new facilities from the ground up.
One dog deceased, one saved in Hazel Dell house fire
Clark County Fire District 6 Firefighters were able to save one of two dogs Monday morning in a Hazel Dell house fire.
Does C-TRAN need ‘high capacity’ and Bus Rapid Transit on The Vine?
Bus Rapid Transit buses carry up to 100 people yet one Clark County citizen’s recent morning ride had a maximum of five passengers.
Raptors back home for Father’s Day weekend
Ridgefield Raptors return from their first road trip of the season to play two games this weekend, then begin a three-game series at home on Tuesday.
Clark County congressional candidate meets with former President Donald Trump
Heidi St. John, who is one of three candidates challenging Jaime Herrera Beutler in the Third Congressional District, issues statement revealing meeting with Trump.
Yard sale in Battle Ground raising funds to fight Alzheimer’s
Colleen Hoss has lost family members to Alzheimer’s, and she is raising funds in the fight for a cure in hopes that her younger family members will not have to worry about their futures
Vancouver’s Columbia Street paving project starts Monday
A city of Vancouver project to pave Columbia Street, Mill Plain Boulevard to 45th Street, will get underway the week of June 21, weather permitting.
Ridgefield students discover new joys of reading with StoryWalks
Union Ridge Elementary School librarian Jubilee Roth first heard of the idea from a group of librarians that shares innovative ideas and lessons.
PeaceHealth infection prevention leader earns national recognition
PeaceHealth Director of Infection Prevention Catherine Kroll has been named a national recipient of the Catholic Health Association’s Tomorrow’s Leaders award for 2021.
Prairie High School Drama Club ends the year with ‘Rotten’ showcase
Students are putting on an ensemble production this Friday and Saturday (June 18 and 19), at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. on both days.
Public Health lifts closure at Klineline Pond after water quality improves
Clark County Public Health has lifted the closure at Klineline Pond after test results from water samples collected Wednesday show improved water quality.