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Battle Ground $80M school bond falls short

November 8, 2016, 9:58pm Clark County News

The Battle Ground School District’s $80 million bond was falling short of the mark after first returns came in Tuesday night. Read story

Ridgefield school bond set for ballot

November 8, 2016, 8:16pm Clark County News

School officials are hoping residents show them some love on Valentine’s Day, when the district holds a special bond vote. Read story

Washington State University's Pullman campus glows on its hill this past summer.

WSU student-run Greek councils ban all fraternity and sorority events until spring semester

Washington State University's Pullman campus glows on its hill this past summer.

November 8, 2016, 9:27am Latest News

Citing too many alcohol-related incidents at Greek parties this semester, Washington State University’s Greek community has imposed a ban on all social events hosted by fraternities and sororities - regardless of the presence of alcohol - ending in the beginning of spring semester. Read story

Dr. Ed McAninch, a longtime Camas physician, displays the French Legion of Honor medal he received in December for his World War II service.

Veterans Day observances set Friday, Saturday around Clark County

Dr. Ed McAninch, a longtime Camas physician, displays the French Legion of Honor medal he received in December for his World War II service.

November 8, 2016, 6:02am Clark County News

The many roles filled by veterans will be celebrated Friday in several observances around Clark County. Read story

Students take part in the Microsoft IT Academy at the former Clark County Skills Center, now known as Cascadia Technical Academy.

Cascadia Technical Academy students to train for The Big One

Students take part in the Microsoft IT Academy at the former Clark County Skills Center, now known as Cascadia Technical Academy.

November 7, 2016, 8:34pm Clark County News

Being ready for The Big One might be high on your mind this year. Read story

Barbara Kerr, a former Clark College communications officer, hugs First Citizen Bob Knight on Wednesday at WareHouse '23.

Off Beat: Bob Knight scores big assist at Larch basketball game

Barbara Kerr, a former Clark College communications officer, hugs First Citizen Bob Knight on Wednesday at WareHouse '23.

November 7, 2016, 6:10am Clark County News

Bob Knight’s biggest assist on a basketball court had nothing to do with passing the ball. Read story

Martha Bellcoff, family resource center community specialist, works in the front room of the Family and Community Resource Center in Brush Prairie on Wednesday morning. Battle Ground Public Schools opened its first resource center earlier this year to serve families struggling with homelessness, housing insecurity or other financial obstacles.

Resource center welcome addition for Battle Ground schools

Martha Bellcoff, family resource center community specialist, works in the front room of the Family and Community Resource Center in Brush Prairie on Wednesday morning. Battle Ground Public Schools opened its first resource center earlier this year to serve families struggling with homelessness, housing insecurity or other financial obstacles.

November 7, 2016, 6:05am Clark County News

At the Battle Ground Public School’s central headquarters is a trio of cozy offices, complete with children’s books, school supplies and stacks on stacks of information for families. Read story

Eighth-graders Malia Erickson, from left, Reese Hendershaw, and Maddi Kangas, all 13, cast their votes during the Kids Vote 2016 mock election at Hockinson Middle School on Friday morning. The online ballots are available through 8 p.m. Tuesday.

Students in Hockinson embrace mock election

Eighth-graders Malia Erickson, from left, Reese Hendershaw, and Maddi Kangas, all 13, cast their votes during the Kids Vote 2016 mock election at Hockinson Middle School on Friday morning. The online ballots are available through 8 p.m. Tuesday.

November 4, 2016, 9:48pm Clark County News

In a Hockinson Middle School eighth-grade home room class, about 20 teens had a debate on Friday on a topic that may sound familiar. Read story