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Vancouver Police prescription delivery program discontinued
The Vancouver Police Department recently began a pilot prescription delivery program for Vancouver residents. Prescriptions were delivered by recruit officers who were waiting to attend the academy…
61st annual BGPS District Art Show goes virtual
More than 500 creative works are on virtual display to celebrate Battle Ground Public Schools’ annual District Art Show. The event, in its 61st year, is posted by category in slideshows on the dist…
ESD 112 launches innovative Career Connected Learning Network
In an effort to fully support the career development needs of all of Southwest Washington’s youth, ESD 112 has realigned many of its services to form Career Connect Southwest Washington.
Vancouver officials seek volunteers to serve on Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission
The city of Vancouver is seeking local parks and recreation enthusiasts to fill three vacancies on its Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission (PRAC). The deadline to apply for these positions is…
Clark College Foundation to host COVID-19 tracking leader from The Atlantic
The Clark College Foundation’s Alumni Relations will host a free virtual lecture by The Atlantic’s Alexis Madrigal on Tracking COVID-19 from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on June 3.
Clark County homeless population increasingly unsheltered
Data from the annual Homeless Point in Time count shows a decline in overall homelessness, but more people living unsheltered in Clark County.
Camas Mayor Barry McDonnell offers thoughts of his six-month tenure
At a May 18 virtual meeting, Camas Mayor Barry McDonnell shared with council members his thoughts about his six-month tenure as mayor of the city.
City of Washougal provides results of 2020 Community Survey
City of Washougal officials recently released the results of the 2020 Community Survey. The biennial survey is the fourth conducted by the city, which provided the findings to members of its city c…
No all-star game, but all-star salute for fallen soldier remains
U.S. Army Cpl. Jeremiah Jewel Johnson, who died in 2007, is memorialized with his name and scholarship for MVP winners of all-star baseball games.
The Mighty Mini-Boat Float: Vancouver mini-boat sails again
The CRMM Mini-Boats Program involved dozens of schools all over the Pacific Northwest, by getting students engaged with maritime science, team building and critical thinking.
Vancouver eyes Parklets for downtown to help out restaurants
Restaurants in downtown Vancouver could soon have the option of turning street-side parking into parklets where customers can sit and eat.
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Firestone fruit packing COVID-19 outbreak reaches 84
Clark County Public Health says 84 COVID-19 cases are now linked to a fruit packing plant in Vancouver.
SWCA members achieve record Retro rebate percentage
Southwest Washington Contractors Association announced last week that it has received a refund check for $1.486 million for its Retrospective Rating (Retro) Program. A large portion of the refund w…
COVID Relief Fund grants nearly $600,000 to area nonprofits
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington recently awarded $592,078 in grants from the SW Washington COVID Response Fund. This emergency response fund was established as a way for residents…
Battle Ground School Board seeks director to fill District 5 vacancy
Battle Ground Public Schools’ Board of Directors is accepting applications to fill a board vacancy created by the resignation of director Tina Lambert.
Calming cat lady comes through for cat community
Feline spa and boarding facility struggles during Stay at Home era, but owner Margie McGhee finds a silver lining by helping humane society
Republican lawmakers call for emergency legislative session in June
Republican leaders in the state Legislature say lawmakers need to meet next month to deal with emergency issues related to public health, Washington’s economic recovery and the state budget, all st…