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People walk through Gaiser Hall on the first day of classes at Clark College in September.

Clark College seeks support to add computer science bachelor’s degree

People walk through Gaiser Hall on the first day of classes at Clark College in September.

February 4, 2023, 6:09am Clark County News

Representatives from Clark College delivered a statement of need for a bachelor’s degree program in computer science to the Washington State Board of Community and Technical Colleges Wednesday morning. Read story

Clark County Board of Health seeks youth volunteer

February 4, 2023, 5:59am Clark County Health

The Clark County Board of Health is seeking a volunteer for the Public Health Advisory Council. Read story

Jacob Crabtree, left, Bianca Flores and Keilene Brown are Enspire Arts' 2022-23 scholarship recipients and arts ambassadors.

Scholarships from Clark County nonprofits boost young artists

Jacob Crabtree, left, Bianca Flores and Keilene Brown are Enspire Arts' 2022-23 scholarship recipients and arts ambassadors.

February 2, 2023, 6:02am Clark County Life

In a growing area like this one, it’s pretty typical for performers to volunteer their services. They’re motivated by ambition and joy, not by profit. And when it comes to student actors, parents often must pay registration or other fees before their kids can appear in plays staged by local… Read story

International recording artist and Emmy award-winning composer Mark Wood joins Vancouver School of Arts and Academics students onstage Tuesday afternoon. The series of classes taught students classical renditions of popular rock hits like Queen's "We Will Rock You," ahead of an evening performance that would allow students to showcase what they had learned with friends and family members.

Vancouver School of Arts and Academics orchestra students get a chance to rockvideo icon

International recording artist and Emmy award-winning composer Mark Wood joins Vancouver School of Arts and Academics students onstage Tuesday afternoon. The series of classes taught students classical renditions of popular rock hits like Queen's "We Will Rock You," ahead of an evening performance that would allow students to showcase what they had learned with friends and family members.

January 31, 2023, 6:58pm Clark County News

An orchestra audience is typically expected to remain quiet during performances out of respect for the performers. That wasn’t the case at the Vancouver School of Arts and Academics on Tuesday afternoon. Read story

Questions about Vancouver Public Schools’ levy on Feb. 14 ballot?

January 31, 2023, 5:58am Clark County News

Do you have any questions about Vancouver Public Schools’ replacement education and operations levy on the Feb. 14 special election ballot? Read story

Orion Muller waves goodbye to his mother on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2022, his first day of kindergarten at Greenwood Elementary. Washington is the only state that doesn't require kids to start school until age 8.

Washington parents push back against proposal to lower required school age

Orion Muller waves goodbye to his mother on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2022, his first day of kindergarten at Greenwood Elementary. Washington is the only state that doesn't require kids to start school until age 8.

January 30, 2023, 6:02am Editor's Choice

Washington is a national outlier when it comes to the age at which students are required to be registered for school. Read story

Heritage senior Keanna Salavea is the team’s leading scorer this season at 21.7 points a game and is also the emotional leader on the court.

Heritage girls basketball follows Keanna Salavea’s lead

Heritage senior Keanna Salavea is the team’s leading scorer this season at 21.7 points a game and is also the emotional leader on the court.

January 29, 2023, 6:03am Latest News

Basketball was once an escape for Keanna Salavea, a space to clear her mind and heal from the pain of losing her older brother. Read story

Can new school buildings set students up for success?

January 29, 2023, 6:02am Latest News

In 2016, when a $456.1million bond measure narrowly passed to improve buildings in the Auburn School District, Adam Couch simultaneously cheered and exhaled a loud sigh of relief. Read story