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Technology shapes learning for Battle Ground students
In January, Battle Ground launched a 1:1 (one-to-one) computing initiative to put a Chromebook into the hands of every student in grades 3-12 for use at school and at home.
When life gives you lymes
After six years of chronic illness, a last-ditch effort with alternative medicines allowed a North County man and his family to fulfill their lifelong dream of ow…
Author presents to Woodland Middle School students about real-life mysteries
Chad Trisef, co-writer of the fictional book series “Oracle,” spoke to Woodland Middle School students recently to promote childhood literacy and the importance of helping oth…
Ridgefield School District finalizes sale of school bonds
Ridgefield School District reached some significant milestones this month as it prepares to construct the first schools to be built in the district in over 40 years.
Open House Ministries embraces big changes while reflecting on past success
Open House Ministries enters construction process of new building while continuing to serve homeless in Clark County.
Community Foundation Luncheon scheduled for June 6
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington is hosting its 2017 Annual Luncheon on Tue., June 6 at the Hilton Vancouver.
County council to consider proposed changes to Comprehensive Plan update
The Clark County Council will hold a work session Wed., June 7, on proposed changes to the county’s 2016 Comprehensive Growth Management Plan update.
Cold water, fast currents create hazardous swimming conditions in local waters
…ow that warm weather has arrived, the first swim of the season may seem irresistible. But lakes and rivers in southwest Washington are cold enough to immobilize even the strongest swimmer.
Let’s get on with solutions to our transportation congestion issues
ClarkCountyToday.com Editor Ken Vance offers his observations of the area’s transportation congestion issues after sitting in on Rep. Liz Pike’s second town hall meeting on the subject.
Washougal Mayor Sean Guard withdraws name for re-election
…this year. Mayor Sean Guard withdrew his name for re-election leaving Washougal Councilor Dan Coursey and former Councilor Molly Coston in the race.
Examine the principle and not the specific issues
…d Clark County Citizens United member Susan Rasmussen questions actions of Clark County leaders.
ESD 112 presents regional WASA awards
ESD 112 presented regional awards to honor and recognize outstanding educational administrators and community members who have made extraordinary contributions to…