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Camas’ Crown Park Pool enters demolition process
After discussing options this summer, for restoring or replacing the Crown Park Pool, Camas City Council is moving forward with demolition.
Washington, Oregon lawmakers talk future of I-5 Bridge project
…kers from Washington and Oregon this week took place to discuss the possibility of reviving plans to replace the aging Interstate Bridge on I-5.
North County Community Food Bank volunteers get thousands of pounds of food to families
North County Community Food Bank collected food donations, and is now serving over 150 families in Battle Ground this holiday season.
Gause Elementary reduces waste through Clark County Green Schools Program
Gause Elementary School’s Green Team has a goal is to make the school and world a better place by participating in the Clark County Green Scho…
Your Week in Review – Episode 38 • December 7, 2018
…ime ever; Editor Ken Vance mourns the death of George H.W. Bush and civility in politics; Thieves take off with donated bikes meant for kids; A young blind boy gets a guide dog and a new view on life;…
Washougal lights up the night with Christmas parade
…ristmas celebration, with a parade, tree lighting and live music.
Former President George H.W. Bush taught this cynic more than one lesson on civility
…ance reflects on the death of former President George H.W. Bush and what he learned from our nation’s 41st president.
Union Ridge Elementary School’s Book Fair is largest in Pacific Northwest
…or the last few years. This year, sales reached $13,000 in just one week.
WHS student musicians experienced life as music majors
Woodland High School band students took part in “Music Major for a Day” at Washington State University’s School of Music in Pullman followed by a private tour and instruction at the Lionel H…
Make the holiday season greener by reducing, reusing and recycling
By taking a few simple steps to reduce, reuse and recycle, area residents can make the holiday season a little greener without losing any holiday cheer.
Battle Ground schools get into the holiday spirit
…on with food drives, gift donations, school assemblies and musical performances.
Vancouver offers home repair loans to low-income residents
The city of Vancouver is now accepting applications for housing rehabilitation loans of up to $25,000 to qualified low-income homeowners for basic home repairs.