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Clark College and the Fort Vancouver National Trust are discussing the possibility of the college purchasing two outbuildings at Vancouver's historic The Academy for a student-run restaurant and brewery, as part of the college's culinary and restaurant management program, which it's currently revising.

Clark College eyes food-beer program at Academy

Clark College and the Fort Vancouver National Trust are discussing the possibility of the college purchasing two outbuildings at Vancouver's historic The Academy for a student-run restaurant and brewery, as part of the college's culinary and restaurant management program, which it's currently revising.

July 18, 2014, 12:00am Clark County News

Clark College is testing the waters to see whether the community is interested in a student-operated restaurant and brewery at The Academy in downtown Vancouver. The restaurant and brewery would open in two key outbuildings on the Academy campus: the laundry room and boiler room. Read story

Former principal’s trial delayed to October

July 18, 2014, 12:00am Clark County News

WOODLAND -- The trial for former Woodland Primary School Principal Mark Houk has been pushed back from Monday to early October. Read story

&quot;The only real disability is loneliness,&quot; said Arc of Southwest Washington Executive Director Mike Piper. The Arc is renewing its focus on getting clients out into the community to work, play, exercise and socialize.

Arc afloat again

&quot;The only real disability is loneliness,&quot; said Arc of Southwest Washington Executive Director Mike Piper. The Arc is renewing its focus on getting clients out into the community to work, play, exercise and socialize.

July 18, 2014, 12:00am Clark County News

Mike Piper's first labor as the new executive director of the Arc of Southwest Washington, early in 2013, was overwhelmingly symbolic: there were burst pipes in the women's restroom. Who's our maintenance guy? You are, he was told. So there he was on day one, in the bathroom with mop… Read story

James Todd Sapp, a convicted felon who claims ties to a white supremacist group, was arrested on suspicion of first-degree attempted murder, first-degree robbery and unlawful possession of a firearm after allegedly shooting Officer Dustin Goudschaal during a traffic stop Monday.

Suspected police officer shooter attempts suicide in jail

James Todd Sapp, a convicted felon who claims ties to a white supremacist group, was arrested on suspicion of first-degree attempted murder, first-degree robbery and unlawful possession of a firearm after allegedly shooting Officer Dustin Goudschaal during a traffic stop Monday.

July 18, 2014, 12:00am Clark County News

Suspected police officer shooter James T. Sapp attempted to commit suicide earlier today in the Clark County Jail. Read story

Blazers release portion of preseason schedule

July 18, 2014, 12:00am Blazers

The Portland Trail Blazers released their preseason schedule on Thursday afternoon, featuring six tune-up games in October before starting the regular season. Read story

Leanne Brown's cookbook, &quot;Good and Cheap,&quot; is aimed at helping put good, inexpensive food on the table without spending hours over it.

Lush photos, flavors help teach cooking on a budget

Leanne Brown's cookbook, &quot;Good and Cheap,&quot; is aimed at helping put good, inexpensive food on the table without spending hours over it.

July 18, 2014, 12:00am Clark County News

Leanne Brown didn't set out to write a buzz-worthy cookbook for people who want fine-dining taste on a food stamp budget. Read story

Philip Bowles, from left, Elena Mack and Kiara Gaulding are among the stars of &quot;Crumbs From the Table of Joy.&quot; The show will be presented in August by Serendipity Players, which also wants to recruit 20 local teens for a free weeklong theater camp in conjunction with the play.

Bits ‘n’ Pieces: Young hams, techs sought for free stagecraft camps

Philip Bowles, from left, Elena Mack and Kiara Gaulding are among the stars of &quot;Crumbs From the Table of Joy.&quot; The show will be presented in August by Serendipity Players, which also wants to recruit 20 local teens for a free weeklong theater camp in conjunction with the play.

July 18, 2014, 12:00am Clark County News

Calling all high school theater geeks! That means you, stagehands and equipment techs, and you too, spotlight hogs and drama queens! Read story

Vancouver’s Downtown Association lists top attractions for visitors

July 17, 2014, 12:00am Business

Vancouver's Downtown Association has produced a list of top suggestions of activities and places to visit while in Vancouver. The website compilation -- called "Enjoy!" -- includes places to go, eat, and shop, and events to attend. The materials are hosted on the association's website and are being shared with… Read story

Commissioners have hired Peter Silliman, a one-time Republican House candidate for the 18th District, to the newly created position, referred to as a research analyst/policy assistant in an April 9 job description.

Politically motivated job offer by county commissioners?

Commissioners have hired Peter Silliman, a one-time Republican House candidate for the 18th District, to the newly created position, referred to as a research analyst/policy assistant in an April 9 job description.

July 17, 2014, 12:00am Clark County News

A former freeholder who is leading the charge to torpedo changes to the Clark County charter is the choice to fill a new position within county government. Read story

Andrew Perez-Garcia, 18, of Vancouver appears in Clark County Superior Court today on suspicion of first-degree arson in connection with a July 5 fireworks fire in Felida.

Man appears in court in Felida fireworks fire

Andrew Perez-Garcia, 18, of Vancouver appears in Clark County Superior Court today on suspicion of first-degree arson in connection with a July 5 fireworks fire in Felida.

July 17, 2014, 12:00am Clark County News

A Vancouver man appeared in Clark County Superior Court today in connection with a July 5 fireworks fire that destroyed a Felida home. Read story