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King’s Way Christian first to get a win in 2017
King’s Way Christian rolls in first football game of season in Clark County.
Area teams set out to defend their high school football titles
The strategy involved in defending a league (or a state) championship.
New Evergreen Public Schools superintendent wants to prepare students for future
John Steach outlines his plans as the new superintendent for Evergreen Public Schools at the start of a new school year.
Champion baseball coach set to return to Prairie
Don Freeman, who won two state titles in the 1980s, is expected to be hired to return to lead Prairie baseball.
High school football season arrives
A story to announce the start of the 2017 season, with a few “featured” games on the schedule.
Area residents lend a helping hand to fundraising efforts of clubs and organizations
La Center resident Kristi Kotrous and Ridgefield resident Chris Fried have teamed up to form a business that assists area organizations with fundraising efforts.
Back to school excitement comes to Vancouver Public Schools
Staff and teachers welcomed students and families to a new school year at Peter S. Ogden Elementary School Wednesday.
John Ley announces plans to run for 18th Legislative District State Representative, Position 2
Camas resident John Ley made his official announcement Wednesday that he will seek election to the Washington State Legislature, 18th District, Position 2, the seat currently held by Liz Pike.
New program seeks to give kindergartners a ‘Jump Start’ on learning
Incoming kindergartners at Daybreak Primary School recently participated in Battle Ground Public Schools’ “Jump Start” pilot program.
Woodland teachers use summer break to learn new skills and hone their craft
Woodland Public Schools’ teachers continued their work in the summer by attending professional development programs designed to help hone their craft and, just like their students, to make learning…
A winner in reality
Amanda Alvarez, a Columbia River High School graduate now living in Seattle, won the reality TV event in search of potential Olympic athletes.
City of Battle Ground welcomes City/Prosecuting Attorney Christine Hayes
The City of Battle Ground recently welcomed City/Prosecuting Attorney Christine Hayes, who became city’s first in-house attorney.