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RIDGEFIELD: From Left, Clark County Fire &amp; Rescue Volunteer Smoke Alarm Program Coordinator Tom Cook; CCFR Firefighters Association Treasurer Jack Bothwell; Price Foundation Executive Director Kay Dalke-Sheadel; Clark County Fire &amp; Rescue Fire Chief John Nohr; and Fire Commissioner Stan Chunn stand with a $7,830 grant check that will be used for a supply of smoke alarms.

Clark County firefighters association uses grant to buy 560 smoke alarms

RIDGEFIELD: From Left, Clark County Fire &amp; Rescue Volunteer Smoke Alarm Program Coordinator Tom Cook; CCFR Firefighters Association Treasurer Jack Bothwell; Price Foundation Executive Director Kay Dalke-Sheadel; Clark County Fire &amp; Rescue Fire Chief John Nohr; and Fire Commissioner Stan Chunn stand with a $7,830 grant check that will be used for a supply of smoke alarms.

October 5, 2019, 5:57am Community

Clark County Fire & Rescue Firefighters Association received a $7,830 grant from The Price Foundation to replenish its supply of smoke alarms. The association used the grant to buy 560 alarms to donate to the Clark County Fire & Rescue smoke alarm program. Clark County residents can have their alarms… Read story

RIDGEFIELD: Ridgefield students who earn Library Patron of the Week honors at Sunset Ridge Intermediate and View Ridge Middle School can win candy.

Ridgefield students must behave to win candy

RIDGEFIELD: Ridgefield students who earn Library Patron of the Week honors at Sunset Ridge Intermediate and View Ridge Middle School can win candy.

October 5, 2019, 5:57am Community

Students at Sunset Ridge Intermediate and View Ridge Middle School have the opportunity to win something sweet through the Library Patron of the Week program: candy. But, they must follow rules set forth by Tiffany Tamez, a library aide at the schools. To win, the students should be quiet, respectful… Read story

FAIRWAY 164TH: Born in Switzerland, Touchmark at Fairway Village resident Antoinette Emch was a professor at University of Mississippi and University of Florida.

Touchmark residents featured in calendar on sale for $25

FAIRWAY 164TH: Born in Switzerland, Touchmark at Fairway Village resident Antoinette Emch was a professor at University of Mississippi and University of Florida.

October 5, 2019, 5:57am Community

Black and white portraits featuring 12 women who stay at the Touchmark at Fairway Village senior living facility were featured in a calendar that was released Oct. 3. Proceeds from each $25 calendar sold benefit Share Vancouver, which serves those experiencing homelessness in Clark County. Accompanying the image in the… Read story

Furry Friends raises $781 during Peace and Justice Fair

October 5, 2019, 5:57am Community

The all-volunteer nonprofit and no-kill shelter Furry Friends raised $781 at the Peace and Justice Fair on Sept. 14, where they had a booth showing their adoptable cats and kittens. Volunteers Sandy Bush, a veterinary technician, and assistant Donna Hooker administered Avid FriendChip ID microchips to 11 dogs and cats,… Read story

Yacolt: Volunteers from Unchained Prison Ministries, from left: Sarah Oancea, Ron Brandon, Donna Schafte-Brandon, Bob Keller, Nick Bruns, Scott Newman and Tad Winiecki.

Volunteers honored for work with prison ministries

Yacolt: Volunteers from Unchained Prison Ministries, from left: Sarah Oancea, Ron Brandon, Donna Schafte-Brandon, Bob Keller, Nick Bruns, Scott Newman and Tad Winiecki.

October 5, 2019, 5:56am Community

Volunteers from Unchained Prison Ministries celebrated another year of work at Larch Corrections in Yacolt last month. Read story

East Fisher&#039;s Landing: A local bunco group celebrated its 50th anniversary recently. Five of the founding 12 members still participate. Front row left: Jean Cooper, Renee Van Rosky, Marge Brown and Patty Westby. Second row from left: Cindy Mattix, Marlene Seifert, Oral Siewert, Rondi Grant and Jean Beaty.

Local bunco group celebrates 50th anniversary

East Fisher&#039;s Landing: A local bunco group celebrated its 50th anniversary recently. Five of the founding 12 members still participate. Front row left: Jean Cooper, Renee Van Rosky, Marge Brown and Patty Westby. Second row from left: Cindy Mattix, Marlene Seifert, Oral Siewert, Rondi Grant and Jean Beaty.

October 5, 2019, 5:50am Community

It was a celebratory afternoon on Sept. 5 at Gustav’s Restaurant in Vancouver, when a group of local residents gathered to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their bunco group. Read story

Woodland resident Bob Nelson now owns one of the totem poles that used to be in the old Totem Pole Restaurant.

Clark Asks: What happened to the totem pole at the old Totem Pole Restaurant?

Woodland resident Bob Nelson now owns one of the totem poles that used to be in the old Totem Pole Restaurant.

September 28, 2019, 6:05am Clark County Life

In the latest installment of Clark Asks, the Columbian’s online project that lets readers enlist reporters to answer all their burning questions, one reader posed an inquiry about a historic, now-defunct restaurant. Read story

Everybody Has a Story: Abandoned old house was time capsule

September 28, 2019, 6:00am Clark County Life

I lived in Denver for 10 years and spent a lot of time hiking the mountains and looking for ghost towns. Read story

Battle Ground schools receive $300,000 grant for technology

September 28, 2019, 5:39am Community

Battle Ground Public Schools received a $300,000 grant from the Federal Communication Commission’s E-rate program to replace the district’s entire wireless network this year. Read story

Esther Short: Attorney Jill Sasser served as emcee for the fifth annual Battle of the Lawyer Bands.

Battle of Lawyer Bands raises money for volunteer court program

Esther Short: Attorney Jill Sasser served as emcee for the fifth annual Battle of the Lawyer Bands.

September 28, 2019, 5:39am Community

The Clark County Volunteer Lawyers Program helps people who can’t afford an attorney navigate the court system, but one night a year, the lawyers turn against each other and face off in the Battle of the Lawyer Bands. Read story