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Seton Catholic baseball returns; plus school hires girls soccer coach
Seton Cathoic High School announces coaching hires in two sports.
Chelatchie Prairie operator files federal lawsuit alleging retaliation
The president of the company that operates the Chelatchie Prairie rail line is alleging in federal court that the county’s lawsuit amounts to retaliation over criticism of county.
Vancouver middle school students to launch mini-boats bound for Japan
For the past several weeks and months, the mini-boats program has been introduced and implemented at Wy’east Middle School in Vancouver.
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Camas, Washougal players take top scholarships at football banquet
Tai Tumanuvao of Camas and Brevan Bea of Washougal earn first-place prizes at annual scholarship event.
Port of Vancouver USA establishes new community fund program
The Port of Vancouver USA has established a new community fund program to support projects and programs that align with the port’s mission of trade promotion, tourism generation, economic developme…
Parking Kitty App for on-street parking coming to Vancouver
People parking on-street in the downtown and Uptown Village areas of Vancouver, will soon be able to pay to park using Passport’s Parking Kitty app.
Businesses invited to connect with jobseekers at Battle Ground’s Industry Fair
The Battle Ground Public Schools’ 2020 Industry Fair. The event, sponsored by BGPS, NEXT, Partners in Careers, and WorkSource of SW Washington, will be held on Thu., Feb. 20 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Bat…
Barricaded male who set fire to house arrested
A man who set fire to a residence in Vancouver was arrested by Vancouver Police Wednesday afternoon.
Clark College faculty vote to approve new contract
Clark College faculty overwhelmingly voted in favor of a new contract Wednesday, ending a three-day strike.
Community Foundation opens local scholarship applications
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington opened applications for its 2020 scholarship program recently. The Community Foundation manages 68 scholarship funds that have been established by…
High school wrestling: Union girls recall that championship feeling
Clark County Championships are this week at Skyview, to find out the best of the best in the region for high school wrestling.
City of Vancouver awards $3.65 million contract for Mill Plain project
Vancouver City Council on Monday approved a $3.65 million contract with Rotschy Inc., of Vancouver, for construction of the East Mill Plain Boulevard/104th Avenue improvement project.
Clark County assessor and treasurer to host Property Tax Town Hall
The Clark County assessor and treasurer will host a Property Tax Town Hall at 6 p.m. Tue., Jan. 28, at the Battle Ground Community Center, in the Lewis River Reception Hall to explain changes in pr…
CASEE program hosts ‘Science Night’ for prospective students
Those area residents who have a soon-to-be or current high school student who may be interested in a hands-on, science-based program, are encouraged to come to the Center for Agriculture, Science a…
Ridgefield School District honors January Employee and Students of the Month
Ridgefield School District officials recently recognized the January Employee and Students of the Month at the regular Board of Directors meeting Jan. 14.
Area residents can help WSU Vancouver students by donating business clothes
Area residents will have the opportunity to help Washington State University Vancouver students suit up for the workforce by donating new or clean, gently used professional attire including: dress…
Clark College faculty to vote Wednesday on new contract
Faculty members will vote on a new contract Wednesday after 15 months of negotiations and the first ever strike at Clark College.