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Chief Umtuch Middle School student wins at state History Day, heads to national finals
After taking first place in the state History Day competition at Central Washington University in Ellensburg, Wash., Chief Umtuch Middle School eighth grader Ellie Durgarian is headed to the nation…
If you don’t snooze, you lose
Amy Meoli, MD, board certified by the American Board of Sleep Medicine, will offer a free presentation titled “End Your Sleepless Nights” on Tue. June 11 at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center.
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site Summer 2019 Kids Dig Program dates set
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site’s popular Kids Dig! program invites youth aged 8 to 12 to unearth the hidden world of archaeology.
High school graduates: A salute to military enlistees
ClarkCountyToday.com honors those from Woodland but also give thanks to all high school graduates in the region who have taken an oath to serve.
Battle Ground Police Department makes arrest in recent crime spree
Battle Ground Police announced an arrest in connection with a recent six-day crime spree in and around Battle Ground that included multiple victims of car prowl, theft, and robbery.
Your Week in Review – Episode 63 • June 6, 2019
Chris Brown highlights the top stories this week from ClarkCountyToday.com. A Heritage High School senior makes public comments critical of administrators and gets banned from walking in his gradua…
Royal Oaks Invitational: Tibbits has a good reason to withdraw from annual event
Spencer Tibbits of Vancouver loves playing in the Royal Oaks Invitational, the most prestigious tournament in Clark County, but he has a great reason why he cannot make it this year.
Four Battle Ground schools recognized by state
Schools in the Battle Ground Public Schools district have earned awards as State Recognized Schools for the 2017-18 school year, ranking them among the highest performing schools in the state in te…
Commission to hear about the connection between health and access to food
Area residents can learn about how the presence and access to neighborhood grocery stores and markets encourage higher fruit and vegetable consumption, which supports dietary needs at the next meet…
County Council passes resolution in support of all area fireworks shows
The Clark County Council passed a resolution this week urging residents to attend all fireworks shows in the area this year, including a new one at the Fairgrounds.
Heritage High School senior blasts administrators in speech, faces discipline
A graduating senior at Heritage High School blasted school administrators in a speech and now won’t be able to walk at high graduation ceremony on Saturday.
Getting to know the Raptors
Some notes on all of the players, including the many who had never before heard of Ridgefield until this season
Community Foundation luncheon honors philanthropists, explores community
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington hosted its 2019 Annual Luncheon, themed Mosaic, on June 4 at the Hilton Vancouver Washington. More than 650 people attended the event.
Friends of Vancouver Lake nonprofit group attempting to address milfoil issue at one of Clark County’s treasured landmarks
Members of the nonprofit organization Friends of Vancouver Lake are attempting to address a Eurasian Milfoil infestation that threatens to render the lake unusable for recreational purposes.
Vancouver teen experiencing life ‘Somewhere Over the Rainbow’
Skyview High School junior Payton May was recently named Miss Washington’s Outstanding Teen. She will now advance to compete for Miss America’s Outstanding Teen at a competition to be held in July…
Vancouver Police working to address Homeless Navigation Center complaints
Vancouver Police say they’re listening to neighbors around the Homeless Navigation Center on Grand Boulevard and doing what they can to help.
Battle Ground fourth graders find fun at district’s Career Exploration Fair
More than 800 fourth graders from Battle Ground Public Schools converged at the district’s first Career Exploration Fair Monday to learn about the kinds of activities that employees take on in a va…
WIN Time class gives Ridgefield students a winning start
Every student at Sunset Ridge participates in the WIN time program three times a year. It creates focus on the areas where each student could see improvement or seek more challenges, based on stand…