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The Vancouver Firefighter Pipe & Drums and Fort Vancouver Pipe Band will entertain locally on St. Patrick’s Day, Fri., March 16.
Engineers have received a permit from WSDOT to survey in and around the SR-502/503 intersection as part of the city of Battle Ground’s Congestion Relief Project. Delays are expected Fri., March 9 b…
The Clark County Council honored Heidi Hayden, who designed the winning entry in a logo contest for the Parks Advisory Board, and three other Heritage students during its Tuesday night meeting.
The National Women’s Coalition Against Violence & Exploitation (NWCAVE) and Washington State University Vancouver students are launching WA Says No More, a campaign that is part of a nationwide mov…
Molly Edwards made the “statement’ of the year for Clark County girls basketball players at state tournaments.
The Humane Society for Southwest Washington is gearing up for several spring fundraising events.
Washougal students are taking their futures seriously as they consider their hopes and dreams beyond high school and map a path to achieve their goals.
Ridgefield School District’s Boundary & Start Time Committee recently presented a proposal regarding changes to the district’s school boundaries and school start times to take effect in the 2018-20…
PeaceHealth recently announced that Will Weider will serve as its new senior vice president and chief information officer.
The public is invited to see the final design of Ogden Elementary School at an open house on Thu., March 8, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Nicole Caulfield, the Woodland Middle School’s art teacher, started offering pottery club in February so students could get more hands-on time with ceramics outside of class.
People who live in Vancouver and Clark County say graffiti is a growing problem. We talked with the city and WSDOT officials to find out what they’re seeing.