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Challenges, opportunity outlined in Vancouver State of the City Address
Transportation

Challenges, opportunity outlined in Vancouver State of the City Address

Vancouver Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle outlined the challenges and opportunity facing Washington’s fourth-largest city in her second State of the City Address

Mar 29, 2019

Patriot Prayer defends Battle Ground park permit (UPDATE: Permit upheld)
News

Patriot Prayer defends Battle Ground park permit (UPDATE: Permit upheld)

Patriot Prayer gathered at Battle Ground city hall to respond to an appeal against their permit to gather at Kiwanis Park this weekend

Mar 29, 2019

Commentary: Recent incidents involving youth saddening
Opinion

Commentary: Recent incidents involving youth saddening

ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance offers his thoughts on recent events involving youth in the area.

Mar 28, 2019

Local coalition and county sponsor free parenting course for west side families
People

Local coalition and county sponsor free parenting course for west side families

Beginning in April, West Van for Youth coalition will offer a free, 5-week parenting workshop for parents who live in the westside of Vancouver — 98660, 98661 and 98663 zip codes.

Mar 28, 2019

Friendship Bench installed at South Ridge Elementary School
Youth

Friendship Bench installed at South Ridge Elementary School

There’s a new place for students to sit at the South Ridge Elementary playground. But this isn’t just a regular bench — it’s a Friendship Bench. Karen Moses’ fourth grade class made the bench as a…

Mar 28, 2019

Letter to the editor: ‘There are better ways to handle vaccine policy than the mandatory use of a specific MMR vaccine’
Opinion

Letter to the editor: ‘There are better ways to handle vaccine policy than the mandatory use of a specific MMR vaccine’

Camas resident Douglas Tweet offers his thoughts on House Bill 1638, which would remove certain exemptions to receiving the MMR vaccine in order for children to attend daycare or school.

Mar 28, 2019

Area teens invited to celebrate making health decisions at upcoming party
Youth

Area teens invited to celebrate making health decisions at upcoming party

Clark County middle and high school students are invited to join Prevention is a Party on Fri., April 19 from 8-10:30 p.m. The drug- and alcohol-free celebration for youth will be held at the First…

Mar 28, 2019

Nautilus Inc., Trail Blazers team up with the Boys & Girls Club of Southwest Washington to surprise area youth
Youth

Nautilus Inc., Trail Blazers team up with the Boys & Girls Club of Southwest Washington to surprise area youth

Portland Trail Blazers standout forward Maurice Harkless and other members of Portland’s National Basketball Association organization surprised over 70 area children last week with a takeover of th…

Mar 28, 2019

Kalama woman sentenced in Moulton Falls Bridge pushing incident
News

Kalama woman sentenced in Moulton Falls Bridge pushing incident

A 19-year old Kalama woman was sentenced today for pushing her friend off the Moulton Falls Bridge last August, causing serious injuries.

Mar 27, 2019

Letter to the editor: ‘Alarming things are affecting the horse community’
Opinion

Letter to the editor: ‘Alarming things are affecting the horse community’

Clark County Citizens United President Susan Rasmussen offers the organizations’ position on county Comprehensive Growth Plan.

Mar 27, 2019

Prairie girls basketball: Kendyl Carson expects to move back to Alaska
Sports

Prairie girls basketball: Kendyl Carson expects to move back to Alaska

Three starters will graduate, and another is moving out of state, but defending champion Prairie vows to carry on winning tradition in girls high school basketball.

Mar 26, 2019

Vancouver presses pause on Westside Bike Mobility project
News

Vancouver presses pause on Westside Bike Mobility project

The city of Vancouver is pressing pause on plans to remove parking along Columbia Street as part of a Westside Bike Mobility project.

Mar 26, 2019

Woodland High School students debate merits of Supreme Court cases
Youth

Woodland High School students debate merits of Supreme Court cases

AP Government students at Woodland High School get in on March Madness each year by debating the merits of 16 different Supreme Court cases to determine which ones have the most significance on Ame…

Mar 26, 2019

Battle Ground Police arrest massage therapist on rape charges
Community News

Battle Ground Police arrest massage therapist on rape charges

Battle Ground Police Officers arrested Eddie D. Anzalone Mon., March 25, on charges of Rape II and Indecent Liberties.

Mar 26, 2019

Free Bereavement Support Group for men offered
Community News

Free Bereavement Support Group for men offered

Community Home Health & Hospice is offering a five-week, free grief support group for men at the Seasons of Hope Grief Center, 3102 NE 134th Street, Vancouver.

Mar 26, 2019

Area healthcare companies hiring during April 24 WorkSource event
Business

Area healthcare companies hiring during April 24 WorkSource event

More than a dozen healthcare companies will be seeking candidates to fill open jobs in Clark and Cowlitz counties during a hiring event on Wed., April 24.

Mar 26, 2019

17th District representatives to host telephone town hall
News

17th District representatives to host telephone town hall

Reps. Paul Harris and Vicki Kraft, both R-Vancouver, will co-host a telephone town hall meeting Thu., April 4.

Mar 26, 2019

Hockinson High School Theater brings home top festival award
Youth

Hockinson High School Theater brings home top festival award

Hockinson High School Theater Co. was awarded the Excellence in Performance trophy at this year’s Washington State Thespian Festival.

Mar 26, 2019