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Washington, Oregon lawmakers talk future of I-5 Bridge project
A meeting between lawmakers from Washington and Oregon this week took place to discuss the possibility of reviving plans to replace the aging Interstate Bridge on I-5.
County approves expansion of Yacolt Mountain Quarry mining overlay
Clark County will allow Storedahl to expand its operations around the Yacolt Mountain Quarry, with an agreement for no new mining for at least ten years
Christmas Tree Train back this weekend after legal dispute
The Chelatchie Prairie Christmas Tree Train will be back up and running this weekend, and an additional weekend, after legal disputes canceled last weekend’s run.
Clark County Republicans elect new officers
On Sat., Dec. 8, the Clark County Republican Central Committee gathered for its biennial reorganization meeting to elect new party officers.
Ridgefield School District officials hoping past bond successes lead to future support
The Ridgefield School Board approved a third building bond for the February ballot, which would build a new K-4 school, expand the high school, and add more security.
North County Community Food Bank volunteers get thousands of pounds of food to families
North County Community Food Bank collected food donations, and is now serving over 150 families in Battle Ground this holiday season.
Ridgefield fifth graders shine at Elementary Science Olympiad Tournament
A team of 13 fifth graders from Sunset Ridge Intermediate School placed among the top five competing schools in every scheduled event at the Eleventh Annual Elementary Science Olympiad Invitational…
Woodland’s Shop with a Cop 2018
Officers from nine law enforcement agencies were able to shop with 147 children at the Woodland Walmart for the eighth annual Shop with a Cop.
Clark County Council appoints three residents to Planning Commission
The Clark County Council has re-appointed Steve Morasch to the Clark County Planning Commission for a six-year term and Karl Johnson for a four-year term. The council also appointed Rick Torres for…
Friends of the Carpenter’s Holiday Product Sale to be held Dec. 14 & 15
Friends of the Carpenter will host its annual Holiday Product Sale on Fri., Dec. 14, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Sat. Dec. 15, 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Friendship Center, 1600 W 20th Street.
Ridgefield City Hall, Ridgefield State Bank, listed on County Heritage Register
Clark County’s Historic Preservation Commission has listed the Ridgefield City Hall building to the Clark County Heritage Register.
After theft, hundreds show up for annual bike build event
Hundreds of volunteers showed up at the annual Scott Campbell Christmas Promise bike build event over the weekend following the theft of some bikes from the charity
Chabad Jewish Center hosts Hanukkah festival for children
Gan-Garrett Jewish Preschool, of the Chabad Jewish Center, held its annual children’s Hanukkah festival, with latkes, performances and a giant s’mores menorah.
Gause Elementary reduces waste through Clark County Green Schools Program
Gause Elementary School’s Green Team has a goal is to make the school and world a better place by participating in the Clark County Green Schools program to reduce school waste.
‘A Radio Christmas Carol’ returns to herald the holidays
A Radio Christmas Carol, a live radio drama led by John Barber, professor in the Creative Media & Digital Culture program at Washington State University Vancouver, returns to the Kiggins Theatre in…
Ridgefield High School students named to 2019 All-Northwest Treble Choir
Two Ridgefield High School students have been named to participate in the 2019 All-Northwest Treble Choir.
Vancouver’s Southeast 1st Street Project receives state grant
The city of Vancouver has been awarded a $3 million Washington State Transportation Improvement Board grant to help fund construction of the western segment of its Southeast 1st Street Improvement…
Clark College receives grant to help student parents with child care
Clark College recently received a $496,800 grant to help low-income parents pursue higher education.