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2A GSHL: A battle royal
An introduction to our high school football team previews for the Class 2A Greater St. Helens League
Woodland’s Wyatt Harsh and Tyler Flanagan look forward to final high school football season together
The Woodland Beavers have the weapons to battle for a title in the crowded race for the 2017 Class 2A Greater St. Helens League football championship.
Washougal Panthers are no longer other teams’ gimme game
The Washougal Panthers are confident they will be in the race to return to the Class 2A high school football playoffs in 2017.
Ridgefield Spudders will try to build off late season success a year ago
Ridgefield finished the 2016 high school football season with three wins in their final four games. The Spudders hope to build on that success this year.
It’s a family affair at Hockinson this season
Brothers Canon and Sawyer Racanelli have Hockinson’s football team making plans for a deep playoff run this season.
Columbia River Chieftains are just ‘one big happy family’
After finishing second last season, the Columbia River Chieftains expect to battle for a Class 2A Greater St. Helens League title in 2017.
CCYF Food Drive set for Saturday
Area high school students organize one of the biggest food drives in Clark County. Their event is Saturday at McKenzie Stadium.
County proceeds with search for new county manager
The Clark County Board of County Councilors voted to enter into a contract with Strategic Government Services to conduct a search for a new county manager.
Class 3A football teams attempting to close gap on Mountain View
An introduction to ClarkCountyToday’s series of 3A Greater St. Helens League previews.
It’s a family thing at Mountain View
The Mountain View Thunder are the overwhelming favorites to repeat as football champions in the Class 3A Greater St. Helens League.
Prairie Falcons change offensive focus for 2017 season
The Prairie Falcons enter the high school football season with optimism after hiring a new offensive coordinator who has changed the team from a ground-oriented attack to a passing scheme.
Hudson’s Bay Eagles believe ‘it’s our turn’
Hudson’s Bay has seven returning all-league players from a football team that finished 5-4 last season. The Eagles’ goal is to be even better in 2017.