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VPS Board of Directors concludes deliberations on bond project options
News

VPS Board of Directors concludes deliberations on bond project options

After reviewing community feedback gathered from seven public forums, multiple meetings and dozens of online comments, the Vancouver School Board directed Superintendent Steve Webb and his staff to…

Feb 27, 2020

State regionals: Five local girls programs prepare to hit the road
Sports

State regionals: Five local girls programs prepare to hit the road

The first of three preview stories which will highlight the 13 girls and boys basketball teams from Clark County playing in this weekend’s state regional round

Feb 27, 2020

Campaign School for Republicans to be hosted by Clark County Republican Women March 21
Community News

Campaign School for Republicans to be hosted by Clark County Republican Women March 21

Clark County Republican Women (CCRW) will host a comprehensive 2020 Campaign School on Sat., March 21, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Club Green Meadows, 7703 NE 72nd Avenue, Vancouver.

Feb 27, 2020

Metropolitan Performing Arts presents ‘Beanstalk!’
Entertainment

Metropolitan Performing Arts presents ‘Beanstalk!’

Metropolitan Performing Arts will present ‘’Beanstalk!’’ in a weekend full of performances March 6-8.

Feb 27, 2020

‘Dueling Grands’ Benefit Concerts set for March 8
Entertainment

‘Dueling Grands’ Benefit Concerts set for March 8

As part of Ridgefield Youth Arts month, award-winning blind pianists, Mac Potts and Nick Baker, return to perform together in two concert performances on Sun., March 8 at the Ridgefield High School…

Feb 27, 2020

Gubernatorial candidate to hold meet and greet event in Vancouver
Community News

Gubernatorial candidate to hold meet and greet event in Vancouver

Washington gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp will hold a meet and greet event Sun., March 8 at the Marshall Center in Vancouver.

Feb 27, 2020

Battle Ground High School senior wins regional Poetry Out Loud competition
Youth

Battle Ground High School senior wins regional Poetry Out Loud competition

Battle Ground High School senior Amy Eells won the regional Poetry Out Loud competition and will advance to state.

Feb 27, 2020

SMAC meeting includes comments from Cadman, Inc. officials on Lewisville mine; Yacolt and Livingston Mountain operations answer questions
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SMAC meeting includes comments from Cadman, Inc. officials on Lewisville mine; Yacolt and Livingston Mountain operations answer questions

Attendees heard from Cadman, Inc. officials about expansion of their Lewisville mine, and directed concerned questions to JL Storedahl and Sons, which operates both Yacolt and Livingston Mountain q…

Feb 26, 2020

A Sandwich Story: Union coach tells his family’s legendary Disneyland tale
Sports

A Sandwich Story: Union coach tells his family’s legendary Disneyland tale

A crazy tale of a Disneyland-obsessed family, a sandwich, and how the Union Titans basketball team now hears this story every year.

Feb 26, 2020

Ridgefield School Board approves $40.5 million bond for April 28 ballot
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Ridgefield School Board approves $40.5 million bond for April 28 ballot

The Ridgefield Schools Board of Directors voted unanimously on Tuesday to put a smaller building bond on the April 28 special election ballot.

Feb 26, 2020

Evergreen School Board members select names for new facilities
Community News

Evergreen School Board members select names for new facilities

Members of the Evergreen School Board selected names for two new school facilities, choosing from a list of names researched, vetted and recommended by students and staff of the district’s new elem…

Feb 26, 2020

Woodland Public Schools to participate in Reunification Drill
Youth

Woodland Public Schools to participate in Reunification Drill

Woodland Public Schools, along with Clark and Cowlitz emergency response personnel and law enforcement, will hold a Reunification Drill on Fri., March 6.

Feb 26, 2020

Artist Liz Pike creates new body work for Camas Gallery
People

Artist Liz Pike creates new body work for Camas Gallery

Local artist Liz Pike will display a new body of work titled “Pike Pears” at Camas Gallery. She will also have several live painting demonstrations during the month of March at Camas Gallery, 408 N…

Feb 26, 2020

Vancouver community garden plot registration now open
People

Vancouver community garden plot registration now open

Registration is now open for community garden plots at multiple locations in the city of Vancouver to help you have a bountiful harvest this season.

Feb 26, 2020

Crosscut/Elway poll shows 22 percent of Democratic voters are still undecided for Washington primary
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Crosscut/Elway poll shows 22 percent of Democratic voters are still undecided for Washington primary

The latest Crosscut/Elway Poll indicated that 22 percent of Democratic voters are still undecided for the March 10 presidential primary.

Feb 26, 2020

South Ridge Elementary students visit senior citizen friends
Youth

South Ridge Elementary students visit senior citizen friends

Senior citizens from Highgate Senior Living Center have visited the fourth-grade classroom at South Ridge Elementary School and the students also make regular trips to the facility to see their fri…

Feb 26, 2020

County Council seeks representative for Solid Waste Advisory Commission
Community News

County Council seeks representative for Solid Waste Advisory Commission

The Clark County Council is seeking applicants for a volunteer position on the Solid Waste Advisory Commission.

Feb 26, 2020

Area lawmakers co-sponsor House Republican tax relief plan
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Area lawmakers co-sponsor House Republican tax relief plan

With last week’s state revenue forecast revealing a $2.4 billion budget surplus, Rep. Drew Stokesbary introduced a bill that would provide $1 billion in tax relief for Washington’s working families…

Feb 25, 2020