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Esther Short: Two branches of the American Association of University Women funded scholarship for seven local students to visit a STEM summer program.

Women’s association funds scholarships for girls in STEM program

Esther Short: Two branches of the American Association of University Women funded scholarship for seven local students to visit a STEM summer program.

October 12, 2019, 5:57am Community

Members from the Vancouver and Hudson’s Bay branches of the American Association of University Women raised funds to send six seventh-grade girls to Tech Trek camp at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma over the summer. Each student received a $1,000 scholarship. The girls presented some of what they learned at… Read story

SHUMWAY: Pictured from left are Lisa Thompson, of the Building Industry Association; James Carmona, La Center High School graduate; Ellie Josephson, attending Portland State University; Michael Cline, Camas High School graduate; Kyle Brabec, Hockinson High School graduate; Marissa Hunter, Cedar Tree Classical Christian School graduate; Alicia Wallingford, Columbia River High School graduate; and Eli Loudenback, Cedar Tree Classical Christian School graduate.

Clark County students receive scholarships from Building Futures Foundation

SHUMWAY: Pictured from left are Lisa Thompson, of the Building Industry Association; James Carmona, La Center High School graduate; Ellie Josephson, attending Portland State University; Michael Cline, Camas High School graduate; Kyle Brabec, Hockinson High School graduate; Marissa Hunter, Cedar Tree Classical Christian School graduate; Alicia Wallingford, Columbia River High School graduate; and Eli Loudenback, Cedar Tree Classical Christian School graduate.

October 12, 2019, 5:57am Community

The Building Futures Foundation, a nonprofit extension of the Building Industry Association of Clark County, recently awarded nine area students with academic scholarships and six electrical apprentices with $500 grants for tools. It’s the first year the program included candidates pursuing trades and included a partnership with the Construction Industry… Read story

Ridgefield: The new outdoor labyrinth at the Southridge congregation of Community of Christ in Ridgefield.

Ridgefield church opens outdoor labyrinth

Ridgefield: The new outdoor labyrinth at the Southridge congregation of Community of Christ in Ridgefield.

October 5, 2019, 6:02am Community

The Southridge congregation of Community of Christ in Ridgefield dedicated the church’s new outdoor labyrinth during a ceremony last month. Read story

Everybody Has a Story: Kid’s catchy comments a crackup

October 5, 2019, 6:01am Clark County Life

Years ago, in West Virginia, we had wonderful next-door neighbors with kids about the same ages as ours. Their youngest, Kristen, had the remarkable and delightful tendency to mishear words and phrases. Read story

Cars are seen here in the parking lot of Henrietta Lacks Health and Bioscience High School on Monday morning. The magnet high school, located in central Vancouver, opened in 2013.

Off-campus parking drives Hela High neighbors to complain

Cars are seen here in the parking lot of Henrietta Lacks Health and Bioscience High School on Monday morning. The magnet high school, located in central Vancouver, opened in 2013.

October 5, 2019, 6:00am Clark County Life

You can provide busing for a high-school student, but you can’t make them ride. Read story

You Can Help

October 5, 2019, 6:00am Community

Bloodworks Northwest seeks donor monitors to keep a close eye on donors after giving blood to make sure they feel well before they leave. Duties include serving refreshments, scheduling appointments, and maintaining a pleasant and comfortable atmosphere for donors. Positions are available at each of the blood centers in Vancouver… Read story

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