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Clark College commencement ceremony to be held June 21
On Thu., June 21, Clark College will honor its 82nd graduating class at the 2018 Clark College Commencement ceremony. The ceremony will take place at 6:30 p.m. at the Sunlight Supply Amphitheater.
Clark County Museum offering walking tours through time this summer
The Clark County Historical Museum is gearing up for its annual walking tours, providing participants with a historical look at fascinating sites throughout Vancouver and Clark County.
Area residents invited to celebrate Flag Day
On Thu., June 14, area residents are invited to celebrate Flag Day with the community at the 24th annual Flag Day at Fort Vancouver, a free family event presented by The Historic Trust.
Clark County athletes, teams, shine at state competitions
It was a wildly successful day for Clark County teams and athletes at state high school competitions.
HS sports roundup: King’s Way Christian hires football coach
King’s Way Christian hires football coach; Camas and Union hire girls basketball coaches.
Your Week in Review – Episode 11 • May 25, 2018
Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast.
Memorial Day events to take place across Clark County
A brief guide to the Memorial Day events, ceremonies, and services taking place throughout Clark County, from Amboy to Vancouver.
Vancouver man claims he was called ‘white supremacist spy’ in college class, seeks $500K
An internal investigation by Clark College didn’t corroborate Steve Wallace’s claim that he was denigrated by a guest speaker, but the Vancouver man is taking his case to court VANCOUVER — A 63-yea…
Miss Clark County winners hoping for big things at the state level
Clark County has a couple of winners as the state’s Miss America pageant season kicks off this weekend.
Plan to be around water Memorial Day weekend? Take precautions, Pacific Power warns
The temperature might be warm, but rivers and streams are running high and cold as snow melt meets Memorial Day weekend. Officials suggest precautions for those planning to be around water.
Need a job? Here’s a list of employers attending upcoming Jobs Fair in Vancouver
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler has released a long list of employers and open positions ahead of her eighth annual Jabs Fair, which is scheduled for May 29 in Vancouver.
WSU Vancouver recognizes outstanding business students for their consulting work
WSU Vancouver’s Carson College of Business celebrated the eighth anniversary of its Business Growth Mentor and Analysis Program recently with an event to recognize the businesses, volunteers and st…
Ridgefield School District honors May Employee and Students of the Month
Ridgefield School District officials recognized the May Employee and Students of the Month at the regular Board of Directors meeting earlier this month.
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity program partners with low-income homeowners in Washougal
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity is bringing A Brush with Kindness program to the Washougal community. The nation-wide program partners with low-income homeowners in need of exterior home repair.
State tournaments: Baseball, softball, soccer to crown champions Saturday
Seven teams from Clark County, representing three sports, have reached the final week of state competition
Watershed Congress celebrates 20th anniversary
The Watershed Congress celebrated its 20th anniversary in Clark County on May 18, when about 300 students gathered at WSU Vancouver campus to share their research findings and brainstorm solutions…
Lakeside Motel demolition the latest step towards a Woodland YMCA
Woodland residents gather to watch the long-anticipated demolition of the Lakeside Motel, which will become the eventual location of a Woodland YMCA and community pool.
Weekend Preview • May 24, 2018
Host Chris Brown highlights some local events for Clark County residents.