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Clark College Automotive Technology to hold open house
The Clark College Automotive Technology department welcomes prospective students and their families to its annual Open House on Wed., Feb. 20, from 6-8 p.m.
Prairie students seek to inspire through kindness and identity
Prairie High School is hosting a week of spreading positivity with teams to help out or bless students, staff and the community.
Camas swimmers appreciate the journey
State swim meet will feature dozens of athletes from Clark County.
Battle Ground School Board seeks two directors to fill vacancies
Battle Ground Public Schools’ Board of Directors is accepting applications to fill two board vacancies created by the resignations of long-time directors Mavis Nickels (Director District 4) and Ken…
County council hearings to be held in evening on first, third Tuesdays in March and April
The Clark County Council will change its hearing schedule for the months of March and April. Hearings will begin at 6 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays during those two months.
County provides clarification on elections for Charter Review Commission
Clark County’s charter contains a provision that, 5 years after its adoption, it is to be reviewed by a charter review commission consisting of 15 persons elected on a non-partisan basis. The elect…
Basketball: Prairie girls feel right at home with another state berth
Roundup: Union boys, Camas girls, Prairie boys join Prairie girls with state berths Wednesday
Clark College faculty pushing for raises similar to K-12 educators
Recent pay increases for K-12 educators have raised the stakes for Clark College, whose faculty are negotiating a new contract right now.
‘A larger identity for east Clark County’
The Port of Camas-Washougal is moving forward with plans to develop land on the Washougal waterfront east of the Marina, and will interview four developers bidding for the project over the next two…
Vancouver school levies pass, Hockinson voters say ‘no’
Vancouver voters approved two school levies, while Hockinson voters said no, and Ridgefield appears on the verge of a rare building bond defeat.
Vancouver schools face decline in student enrollment, budget shortfall
Vancouver Public Schools is anticipating a decline in student enrollment for the 2019-20 school year that will further compound a projected budget shortfall.
County closes Northwest Pacific Highway near La Center due to washout
Recent rain and snow has triggered a road washout on Northwest Pacific Highway northwest of La Center.
HS basketball: Chieftains assist one another en route to victory
Class 2A and 1A basketball tourneys resumed Tuesday, and Columbia River was a big winner.
Heavy rain leads to flooding in Clark and Cowlitz counties
Heavy rains led to flooding across parts of Clark and Cowlitz counties on Tuesday, closing several roads.
Washington House debates ending measles vaccine exemptions
Hundreds showed up recently to oppose a bill at the state legislature which would eliminate personal and philosophical exemptions for the measles vaccine.
Kindness rocks at Yacolt Primary School
Every student in Yacolt Primary School painted one of their own unique “kindness rocks” for a recent project, which is just one piece of a school-wide kindness and positivity initiative recently la…
Woodland Middle School students learn how dropping out of high school could affect their future
Eighth-grade students at Woodland Middle School learned the importance of not dropping out school through CHOICES, an interactive workshop presented by the CHOICES Education Group.
Assessor, treasurer to discuss property taxes at Feb. 27 information session
The public is invited to join Clark County Treasurer Alishia Topper and Assessor Peter Van Nortwick as they discuss the 2019 state and local tax rates and changes.