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County health officials working with districts on vaccine records
With school districts struggling to inform parents about new MMR vaccine exemption rules, the county’s Public Health Department is stepping up to help.
Your Week in Review – Episode 75 • August 30, 2019
Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast. See links to these stories below.
Fort Vancouver Trappers Preview 2019
Get some confidence. Take advantage of the independent schedule against smaller schools. Get competitive. No need to win every game, but just be more competitive. “For us, it’s so important. That c…
Hudson’s Bay Eagles Preview 2019
The Eagles slipped a bit last year after back-to-back strong campaigns. And those strong campaigns came after the program seemed to be on life support. A tough year cannot change the fact that this…
Evergreen Plainsmen Preview 2019
It is a new era at Evergreen. A new coach brings a new attitude. The team faces the same four teams in the first four weeks as last season. The Plainsmen went 2-2 in those non-league games. Getting…
Battle Ground’s free Family Movie Night: New showings and activities
Battle Ground Parks & Recreation’s free Family Movie Night at the Community Center continues throughout this year with the showing of fun, family friendly movies one Friday each month.
VIDEO: Lightning bolt destroys tree near La Center
A tree near La Center was destroyed by a bolt of lightning during this morning’s intense thunderstorms
Woodland Public Schools introduces Career-Life-College Initiative, Digital Learning at WHS
At Woodland Public Schools’ annual kick-off staff meeting, Superintendent Michael Green announced a new district-wide initiative designed to prepare students for life after high school, Career-Life…
CCHM First Thursday Speaker Series: Medical practices during the Lewis & Clark Expedition
Clark County Historical Museum will continue its 2019 First Thursday Speaker Series at 7 p.m. Thu., Sept. 5, with historian Barb Kubik’s presentation of “Fifteen Pounds of Peruvian Bark and Two Oun…
City of Vancouver seeks volunteers to serve on Lodging Tax Advisory Committee
The city of Vancouver is seeking applicants for two mid-term positions now open on the city’s Lodging Tax Advisory Committee. Applications must be received by 5 p.m. Fri., Sept. 27.
Vancouver Police host community forum on use of force study
The Vancouver Police Department is constantly looking at ways to improve how we conduct business and seek opportunities to implement best practices through policies, training and procedures so that…
Homeschool classes begin at Firstenburg Community Center
Starting in September, Vancouver Parks and Recreation will host classes for homeschool students ages 6-18 during the school year. With over 30 subjects to choose from, classes are offered from 9 a.…
Prairie Falcons Team Preview 2019
With an all-league quarterback returning to a team that made the playoffs in 2018, this season is a chance for the Falcons to show that they belong, that they are on the rise. Last year, the team h…
Mountain View Thunder Team Preview 2019
Just keep the Mountain View momentum. The program has won the past three league titles and last year reached the state semifinals and notched a program-best 11 wins. Of course, that team also had 1…
Hockinson and La Center students head back to class
Hockinson and La Center students returned to class on Wednesday
Miss America’s Outstanding Teen competition strategy: Let Payton be Payton
Vancouver’s Payton May, a senior at Skyview High School, was crowned Miss America’s Outstanding Teen at a competition held in Orlando, Florida in June. The key to her success was just being her “au…
Final A Stronger Vancouver open house held for public input on proposals
The third and final open house for public comment on the A Stronger Vancouver project proposals was held this week with city and community leaders.
La Center teachers back to work, happy with new contract
Teachers in La Center were back to work today after agreeing to a new three-year contract on Tuesday