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Basketball notes: Washougal celebrates Bea’s big number
Notes to review last week and preview this week in boys and girls high school basketball around Clark County.
Battle-tested Skyview survives another close one
Skyview still undefeated in high school boys basketball after hard-fought win over Union Friday.
Major Crimes Unit detectives investigating shooting incident
An adult male was the victim of a shooting Friday morning near the ilani Resort & Casino in Ridgefield.
Dalesandro assumes new role as Battle Ground mayor
Battle Ground Council Member Mike Dalesandro was appointed the city’s new mayor Tuesday night by members of the city council.
Robert Franks having break-out season at WSU
Robert Franks, a 2015 Evergreen High School graduate, is the leading scorer this season for the Washington State Cougars.
Local group mobilizes men to give back
Local charitable organization 100 Men Clark County seeks to organize efforts to give back to the community each quarter.
Skyview wins (again); prepares for a quality opponent (again)
Skyview opens Class 4A Greater St. Helens League play with a two-point road win at Camas.
Ridgefield School District honors December employee and students of the month
Ridgefield School District officials recognized the December Employee and Students of the Month at the regular Board of Directors meeting in December.
City of Battle Ground to provide fire permitting and inspection services
Effective this week, the City of Battle Ground Community Development Department will issue all fire permits and conduct inspections for projects located within Battle Ground city limits.
Tukes Valley students learn advanced computer skills through Robotics
Introduction to STEM Robotics is a new elective open to eighth grade students at Tukes Valley Middle School. The course teaches foundational skills in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
Vancouver’s Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program awards five projects in 2017
Five neighborhood projects were awarded funding as part of the City of Vancouver’s 2017 Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program, which joins with partners to help residents manage and address traffic…
Nominations open for 2018 Iris Awards
Nominations are now being accepted for the 2018 Iris Awards, which honor outstanding women in Southwest Washington.