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Scammers using sophisticated techniques to target and defraud Clark Public Utilities customers
Clark Public Utilities is urging customers to be on guard against a wave of sophisticated scams targeting customers with phone calls, automated calls and email phishing.
Ridgefield School District honors March Employee and Students of the Month
On March 12, Ridgefield School District officials recognized the March Employee and Students of the Month at the regular Board of Directors meeting.
Area school districts coordinate college and career fair week
Career and Technical Education (CTE) staff at Evergreen, Vancouver, and Battle Ground school districts have collaborated to offer college and career fairs to secondary students the week of March 18…
House approves Kraft bill to identify and shut down illicit massage parlors
The state House of Representatives passed a bill Wednesday by 17th District State Rep. Vicki Kraft that would make it harder for illicit massage parlors to blend in and operate.
Spring Whale Watch Week runs March 23-31 at the coast
The Spring Whale Watch Week event returns to the coast March 23-31 to celebrate the more than 20,000 Gray whales expected to migrate north past Oregon over the next few months.
Olympian encourages Heritage athlete to soar with javelin
Heritage High School’s Katie Peneueta was “shocked” to get a message from former Skyview great Kara Winger.
C-TRAN Board approves next phase for Mill Plain Vine
C-TRAN’s Board of Directors unanimously approved moving ahead to the second phase in the plan to bring Bus Rapid Transit to Mill Plain in the near future.
Evergreen School District officials detail proposed budget cuts
Evergreen’s interim superintendent outlined his recommended budget cuts to help close an expected $18 million budget gap for Clark County’s largest school district.
Pedestrian safety enforcement series continues in March
On Wed., March 20, Vancouver area law enforcement agencies will hold a pedestrian safety enforcement. Officers, Deputies, and Troopers will be patrolling and issuing citations to motorists who are…
Public input sought on proposals for Washington’s ocean salmon fisheries
Fish managers have developed options for Washington’s ocean salmon fisheries that reflect concerns over chinook stocks and optimism about improved returns of coho projected this year.
North Clark Historical Museum to hold 14th annual Quilt Show
The North Clark Historical Museum will host its 14th annual Quilt Show, Sat., March 30, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., and Sun., March 31, noon–4 p.m. at 21416 NE 399th St., Amboy.
Clark County seeks volunteer to fill position on Noxious Weed Control Board
Clark County is accepting applications to fill a vacancy on a five-person board that advises the Clark County Council on controlling noxious weeds. The position is completing a term that will expir…
Vancouver’s Charter Review Committee considers council salary, election issues
The city of Vancouver’s Charter Review Committee recently convened to review the city’s charter and make recommendations for potential changes.
Hough Elementary historic plaque unveiling scheduled
Clark County Historical Society & Museum is excited to announce the launch of its Historic Buildings Plaque Program on Fri., Mar. 15, with the unveiling of a plaque celebrating Hough Elementary and…
Portland International Raceway to celebrate 14th annual PIR Auto Swap Meet
Clark County residents won’t have to travel far to attend the 14th annual Portland International Raceway (PIR) Auto Swap Meet, which will return to the racetrack at 1940 North Victory Blvd., runnin…
County, Prevent Coalition to present State of Student Health event
Area residents will have the opportunity to join the Prevent Coalition at its April 11 community event to learn about the most prevalent issues affecting the health of adolescents in Clark County.
High School Art Show celebrates exceptional student artwork
Student artists from throughout Southwest Washington will be recognized for their outstanding artwork at the 2019 Southwest Washington Regional High School Art Show, hosted by Educational Service D…
Clark College hires chief communications officer
Clark College has hired Kelly Love as the college’s new Chief Communications Officer. She begins working at Clark on Wed., March 20.