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…on as well, launched online material for its Spring classes using Zoom at the start of April. After a few weeks, things are working pretty well and students are still engaged.
…a three-time cancer survivor, recently completed a 5,000-plus mile trek through the Arctic wilderness.
…ficers Tuesday in Vancouver. No officers were injured. The suspect’s condition was unknown at the time of this report.
…ll reopen state-managed lands on Tue., May 5, for local day-use only recreation.
…ditor Ken Vance shares his current thoughts on the coronavirus and plans to re-open the economy and other aspects of life impacted by stay-at-home orders.
As the seriousness of the COVID-19 crisis increased in early March, Prairie High School teacher Leah Zika had a hunch that she and the 17 students in he…
Washington State University Vancouver’s Business Growth Mentor & Alliance Program contributes to regional economic development by helping small businesses and nonprofits grow and su…
…de, a fourth-grade student at North Fork Elementary School, uses mathematics combined with sewing skills he learned from his teacher Patti Cutler to make face masks at home.
…e to talk to principal Mike Hoff about how Cornerstone’s focus on technology in the classroom prepared them jump right in to distance learning.
…he mayor and City Council members to the city clerk for inclusion in the 2021-2022 city budget.
Local elected officials push back on Washington’s ongoing stay home order. Clark County sees 17th COVID-19-related death, Heritage High School student offers free ca…
Brush Prairie resident Leanne Ernster shares her appreciation for the efforts of Cornerstone Christian Academy and its teachers during current…