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Ridgefield Public Schools Foundation Turkey Trot registration now open
Ridgefield's 10th Annual Turkey Trot 5K on Thanksgiving morning benefits local schools and the Ridgefield Family Resource Center.
Glavin Homes Sweeps People’s Choice Awards at 2026 GRO Parade of Homes
Glavin Homes' Copper Hearth won all nine People's Choice honors at the 2026 BIA GRO Parade of Homes in Vancouver's Emerald Grove neighborhood.
C-TRAN recognizes passengers who stepped up during a medical emergency
Passengers Bryanne Brady and Josh Stark received the C-TRAN Award of Gratitude for aiding driver Michelle Smith during a seizure.
State of the Fair: Clark County Fair CEO looking forward to putting on another party in 2027
Clark County Fair CEO John Morrison says the 2026 fair drew 246,000 visitors and Butler Amusements recorded an all-time revenue high.
BIZ: Jacobus CARSTAR celebrates 50 years of serving Southwest Washington
Dave Jacobus marks 50 years of family-owned collision repair in Vancouver, tracing roots to his father Jerry's 1976 shop.
Can you be American and Catholic? West Coast Catholic Conference returns to Portland Nov. 13–14
Our Lady of Fatima Holy Name Society hosts the West Coast Catholic Conference in Portland Nov. 13–14, featuring five talks, a Traditional Latin Mass, and an $11,000 pilgrimage raffle.
When tooth troubles happen
Pediatric dentist Dr. Ronald Hsu outlines critical first steps for knocked-out, chipped, and shifted teeth in children.
Greater Vancouver Chamber and Edward Jones announce Jon Girod as 2026 First Citizen Award honoree
Jon Girod founded Careers in Construction, placing Skilled Trade Centers on high school campuses across the region.
High school football: Woodland earns bragging rights over Washougal in this ‘weird’ season
Woodland beat Washougal 21-20, but the Week 6 victory has no bearing on playoff qualification under the 2A GSHL's new format.
Pumpkin patch highlight: Pomeroy Farm presents farming from the past
Pomeroy Living History Farm in Yacolt draws around 10,000 visitors each October for its Pumpkin Lane fall celebration.
Vancouver celebrated its Main Street Promise
Vancouver's $26 million Main Street overhaul added 10 blocks of underground utilities, wider sidewalks, new lighting, and removable bollards.
Opinion: Don't make the girls do the work to fix an adult problem
Lars Larson argues Charlie Garrett and Sierra Retzlaff shouldn't bear the burden adults created by allowing biological males in girls' competition.
Skyview girls share the reason for their decision not to compete against biological male
Skyview runners Charlie Garrett and Sierra Retzlaff walked off the course Sept. 15 to protest competing against a biological male from Camas.
Council for the Homeless to celebrate 37 years at Gathering for Change
CEO Sesany Fennie-Jones will publicly announce the organization's new name and brand identity at the Oct. 15 event.
Identity Clark County accepting nominations for Ed Lynch board seat
Identity Clark County seeks nominations for its 2027 Ed Lynch honorary board seat, open to emerging private-sector leaders.
Jennifer Sey, high school athletes, girls’ supporters gather in Vancouver Saturday
Female athletes from Arizona, Washington, Georgia, Colorado, and California joined Sen. John Braun and gymnast Jennifer Sey at a Vancouver rally supporting I-638.
High school football: Skyview’s TyAllen Edmon highlights how the Storm became so strong
Skyview linebacker TyAllen Edmon credits last year's 3-6 season as the motivation driving the Storm's 5-0 start.
Jennifer Sey scheduled to appear at Protect Girls Sports Rally in Vancouver on Saturday
Jennifer Sey, the 1986 U.S. All-Around gymnastics champion, headlines a noon rally Saturday at Firmly Planted Family in Vancouver supporting I-638.
Dozer Day weekend kicks off with career fair for students, then two days of family fun
Close to 1,000 high school students met with trades industry leaders at the Dozer Day Hands-On Career Fair Friday.
Operation Christmas Child starts its 2026 campaign, looking to send gifts to millions of children
George Onyango, now 41, says a shoebox of gifts sent to him in Uganda at age 14 saved his life.
Pumpkin patch highlight: Bi-Zi Farms owners share how the business developed
The Zimmerman family has farmed their Brush Prairie land since 1872, pivoting to agritourism after the 1980s farm crisis.
Enspire Arts Announces 2026-2027 Arts Ambassador cohort
Five Clark County students join Enspire Arts' yearlong mentorship cohort, each receiving $650 for individual arts instruction.
Washougal’s own Levi Kitchen captures SuperMotocross Championship
Washougal native Levi Kitchen claimed the SuperMotocross Championship, uniting Monster Energy AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross seasons.
Cascadia Technical Academy teacher wins prestigious award from Harbor Freight Tools
Lance Landis' construction students achieved a 100% post-graduation placement rate and earned 203 industry credentials in a single year.
High school football: Tupua brothers say Evergreen coaches have given them tools for life
Nehemiah and Daniel Tupua, senior linemen with 4.0 GPAs, credit Evergreen coaches for shaping their lives on and off the field.
Raptors look back on strong 2026 and ahead to 2027 and beyond in Ridgefield
Raptors GM Gus Farah says playoff crowds hit 3,700 over two games, with average attendance topping 1,400 despite weather challenges.
Business profile: Cowlitz Indian Tribe now running the steakhouse at ilani, ‘Sovereign’
Sovereign, the new fine-dining steakhouse at ilani, marks a major milestone in the Cowlitz Indian Tribe's move toward self-operating all restaurants at the casino.
Richardson family turns to faith, grace following Trent’s death
Anchored in their faith, Corey and Kelly Richardson believe their son Trent's death was a tragic accident, and they are asking the Battle Ground community to extend grace to his friend James Gill.
High school football: Multiple-sport athletes, such as Zayne Latham, are essential for La Center
La Center senior Zayne Latham returned to football after a concussion-forced exit and now hopes to play at the college level.
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