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A total of 27 businesses have been lighting up their windows each night in purple to honor local hospitality workers Editor’s note: This story was produced…
…cation to move to Phase 2 of reopening has been placed on pause by the state Department of Health while an outbreak linked to a Vancouver fruit packing plant is investigated.
…d its plan to waive fire inspection fees assessed to local businesses in the city of Battle Ground.
The statewide school closure meant Carlotta Propersi, an English Language Learners teacher at Woodland High School, had to innovate like many of her colleagues in order to ensure her students would…
…pect of the instruction that Battle Ground Public Schools’ music educators provide their students. This year, the biggest adjustment has been learning how to deliver such instruction remotely.
…ounty staff to begin reopening park restrooms ahead of the busy holiday weekend.
…ning ; Salvation Army and LDS Church volunteers hand out thousands of food boxes ; Local Memorial Day events to look a little different this year.
…th The Salvation Army, in partnership with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, gathered at the parking lot of Vancouver Mall Friday for a Food Box Distribution event.
Battle Ground city councilors held a long discussion this week on whether or not to extend an emergency declaration over the COVID-19 pandemic.
…e tracked ; Murder Hornets: Should you be scared? ; Former Husdon’s Bay track and field star has had a few twists and turns since high school.
…CH: Clark County Public Health says no National Guard being used for contact tracing here ; Vancouver Police seeing major spike in commercial burglary ; Goldies Texas Style BBQ going strong despite CO…
…me and commercial burglaries are up sharply as criminals adjust to more people staying home during the COVID-19 pandemic.