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Clark College celebrates 10th anniversary of East Vancouver location
Clark College is celebrating a decade of serving eastern Clark County at its Clark College at Columbia Tech Center (CTC) location with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony on Mon., Oct. 14. The even…
Artist Liz Pike presents new body work featuring her signature sunflowers in new crimson colors
Artist Liz Pike will present new body artwork featuring her signature sunflowers in crimson colors at several shows this fall.
Spotlight: Sandra Bush, vet tech extraordinaire
National Vet Tech Week is Oct. 13-19. Furry Friends, in Vancouver, celebrates volunteer Sandy Bush for her contributions to the nonprofit organization.
Chelatchie Prairie Railroad to operate Fall Leaves Special
The Chelatchie Prairie Railroad will be operating Saturday & Sunday — Oct. 12 & 13 — with the Fall Leaves Special. Nature is changing the leaves with crispness in the air, it promises to be a beaut…
Ridgefield author Rachel Carter to discuss memoir about battling multiple sclerosis
Ridgefield resident Rachel Carter will discuss her new memoir about battling multiple sclerosis and pursuing an experimental stem cell transplant at a book launch from 3 to 6 p.m. Sat., Oct. 12 at…
Clark County Fire & Rescue to host open house Saturday
To celebrate National Fire Prevention Week, Clark County Fire & Rescue is hosting an open house from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sat., Oct. 12. The free event will take place at our Ridgefield Junction St…
Children are authors at Ridgefield’s Union Ridge Elementary School library
Last year, each class at Union Ridge created its own book, written and illustrated by students. From kindergarten through fourth grade, each student had a page to complete in a book. The books were…
Annual Ridgefield BirdFest & Bluegrass Festival once again delights young and old
The 20th annual BirdFest & Bluegrass Festival was held in downtown Ridgefield Saturday as attendees flocked to the city’s downtown as well as the Ridgefield Wildlife Refuge.
Letter: ‘We want our kids taught what is truly appropriate and based in science, not agenda driven’
Yacolt resident Jennifer Heine-Withee shares her thoughts on the Battle Ground School District’s proposed Sexual Education curriculum.
Student education is key to Battle Ground’s bullying prevention efforts
October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and Battle Ground Public Schools knows that it’s important to teach these valuable lessons year-round.
Eight homes to be featured in the Columbian Credit Union Remodeled Homes Tour
The Columbia Credit Union Remodeled Homes Tour will feature eight homes. Attendees can tour all homes on Sat., Oct. 12 and Sun., Oct. 13.
Washougal begins filling position on new Arts Commission
The city of Washougal has began filling positions for its new arts commission with the goal of bringing more public art to the community.
Monday Sports Update • October 7, 2019
Reporter Paul Valencia highlights what’s happening in Clark County sports.
Prairie is 5-0 for the first time since 1984
The Prairie Falcons defeated Kelso 38-22 Friday night to improve their season record to 5-0. It’s the first time since 1984 the Falcons football team has been undefeated at this point in the season.
Clark County also struggling with homeless encampments
Clark County is zeroing in on an official policy to deal with rising numbers of homeless encampments in public spaces
Your Week in Review – Episode 80 • October 4, 2019
80-year old arrested for shooting three people at Smith Tower in Vancouver ; Lightning strikes east Vancouver house ; Vancouver and Clark County working on policy for homeless encampments ; Ken Van…
Surface Mining Advisory Forum to be held Oct. 23
Clark County invites residents to participate in a facilitated forum for local surface mine operators of the Yacolt Mountain and Livingston quarries and nearby residents.
Second open house for proposed Camas aquatic center met with mixed reactions
The second community open house for the city of Camas’ proposed community aquatic center was met by frustrated opposition and quiet support.