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‘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.
Woodland’s Mike Woodward steps down as football coach
Woodland High School football coach Mike Woodward stepped down Friday after three seasons as the Beavers’ coach.
Your Week in Review – Episode 38 • December 7, 2018
Clark County has two state champions in high school football for the first time ever; Editor Ken Vance mourns the death of George H.W. Bush and civility in politics; Thieves take off with donated b…
Washougal lights up the night with Christmas parade
The city of Washougal was the next city this season to hold a Christmas celebration, with a parade, tree lighting and live music.
Evergreen, Vancouver school districts report increases in graduation rates
Graduation rates for Vancouver and Evergreen high schools continue to climb and are outpacing the state.
Battle Ground City Council takes over visioning project
The Battle Ground Roadmap project is now in the hands of the city council as The Navigators wrap up eight months of work.
Vancouver police say more than a dozen bikes stolen from local charity
More than a dozen bikes were taken from a local charity less than a week before they were to be donated to area children.
La Center Middle School implements bullying program
La Center Middle School adopts new bullying prevention program and conducts surveys to learn how to better equip students to stop bullying.
County Council approves $518 million budget
Clark County Council approved a $518 million budget this week, including a property tax levy increase.