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Twice a year, Kari Hall’s third grade classroom at Union Ridge Elementary School transforms into a café. There are red and white checkered tablecloths over the desks, background music, and Hall is…
On Thu., Nov. 1, the Clark County Historical Museum (CCHM) will host its next First Thursday Speaker Series event, which is sponsored by Clark County’s Historic Preservation Commission.
Jeff Swanson has resigned as Battle Ground’s city manager, effective Oct. 22.
The activist group, Patriot Prayer, began one of three scheduled rallies today on the closed Clark College campus to demonstrate opposition of initiative 1639.
Last week, the Building Industry Association of Clark County awarded the coveted People’s Choice prizes that were voted on by many of the 17,000 attendees at this year’s NW Natural Parade of Homes.
Hockinson High School senior Lexie Stucki scored a perfect 36 on her ACT test. She’s among fewer than 0.2 percent of test-takers scoring that high on the college entrance exam in 2018.
The Port of Vancouver USA Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss the port’s 2019 preliminary budget at a public workshop Tue., Oct. 23.
Camas resident John Ley offers his thoughts of how a “dedicated lane’’ on Interstate 5 would impact drivers.
Battle Ground special education teacher Brad Smith pens book about his struggles with anxiety.
Clark County Public Health has added Lacamas Lake to the blue-green algae advisory issued last week for nearby Round Lake.
Clark County Fire District 6 wishes to inform the community of an individual posing as a firefighter conducting “fire inspections.”
Vancouver resident Joseph Wagner urges area residents to view the movie Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer.