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Everybody Has a Story: Two bits, and many more lessons delivering paper

August 17, 2019, 6:00am Clark County Life

I was a newspaper carrier for The Columbian from October 1951 to June 1956. When I got the job, I was excited and happy because all my previous jobs involved picking strawberries and beans during the summer. Read story

Bagley Downs: The Clark County Newcomers Club donated more than $2,000 to the Free Clinic of Southwest Washington. Earlier this summer, they presented the clinic with a check. From left: Gladys Green, club president for 2017 to 2018, Pam Knepper, the free clinic’s development manager, and Sally Gannaway, the newcomers’ charity chairwoman for 2019.

Newcomers Club donates $2,000 to Free Clinic of Southwest Washington

Bagley Downs: The Clark County Newcomers Club donated more than $2,000 to the Free Clinic of Southwest Washington. Earlier this summer, they presented the clinic with a check. From left: Gladys Green, club president for 2017 to 2018, Pam Knepper, the free clinic’s development manager, and Sally Gannaway, the newcomers’ charity chairwoman for 2019.

August 17, 2019, 5:57am Community

The Free Clinic of Southwest Washington was selected as the Clark County Newcomers Club’s charity for 2019. Throughout the year, the club held various activities to raise money for the clinic, which provides free health care for children and adults who aren’t able to afford it. This year is the… Read story

BATTLE GROUND: Battle Ground Healing Arts, 408 E. Main St., recently completed remodeling for its 30th anniversary. The facility now has a sunroom and awning, completed as the clinic celebrated its 30-year anniversary.

Healing arts clinic in Battle Ground remodeled

BATTLE GROUND: Battle Ground Healing Arts, 408 E. Main St., recently completed remodeling for its 30th anniversary. The facility now has a sunroom and awning, completed as the clinic celebrated its 30-year anniversary.

August 17, 2019, 5:57am Community

Battle Ground Healing Arts, 408 E. Main St., recently completed a remodeling project for its 30th anniversary. The facility now has a sunroom and an awning, completed as the clinic celebrated. Owned by Dr. Jillian Stansbury, the business held a ribbon-cutting with the Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce on July… Read story

ESTHER SHORT: Thaddie was adopted at the Recycled Arts Festival in June. Furry Friends, a no-kill nonprofit organization, raised $940 for medical supplies at the festival.

Furry Friends raises funds at Recycled Arts Festival

ESTHER SHORT: Thaddie was adopted at the Recycled Arts Festival in June. Furry Friends, a no-kill nonprofit organization, raised $940 for medical supplies at the festival.

August 17, 2019, 5:57am Community

Furry Friends, a nonprofit, volunteer no-kill shelter, raised $940 at the Recycled Arts Festival in June. The organization successfully microchipped 14 dogs and cats, and also held a raffle to win a sculpture. Microchips help reunite lost pets with their owners. Additionally, five adoption applications were filled out for cats.… Read story

RIDGEFIELD: A firefighter high-fives Union Ridge Elementary School students as they walk the parade route at the school’s annual Culture Parade.

Union Ridge Elementary students participate in Culture Parade

RIDGEFIELD: A firefighter high-fives Union Ridge Elementary School students as they walk the parade route at the school’s annual Culture Parade.

August 17, 2019, 5:57am Community

Union Ridge Elementary School held its sixth annual Culture Parade downtown, so students could show the community what they had learned throughout the year. Each grade, kindergarten through fourth, highlighted a different culture. Kindergartners worked on projects that reflected their personal family history and culture with timelines of their lives.… Read story

Battle Ground: The Rotary Club of Three Creeks donated $10,000 to the North County Food Bank. From left: Rotary Zone 27 Rep. Steve Lingenbrink, Liz Cerveny, executive director of the food bank, past presidents Susanne and Nelson Holmberg and District 5100 Gov. Diane Noriega.

Rotary Club donates money to North County Food Bank, announces partnership

Battle Ground: The Rotary Club of Three Creeks donated $10,000 to the North County Food Bank. From left: Rotary Zone 27 Rep. Steve Lingenbrink, Liz Cerveny, executive director of the food bank, past presidents Susanne and Nelson Holmberg and District 5100 Gov. Diane Noriega.

August 17, 2019, 5:57am Community

The Rotary Club of Three Creeks announced that the North County Food Bank will serve as the club’s nonprofit community partner. The Rotary donated a check for $10,000 to the food bank, which will have the opportunity to be the club’s partner for up to two more years. Rotary members… Read story

ORCHARDS: Two teams from Heritage High School’s Future Business Leaders of America received awards at the FBLA National Leadership Conference, held July 2 in San Antonio. Victoria Thornton and Elvia Santos-Dominguez placed second in a Partnership with Business Project, while Matthew Lipinski and Daniel Adams took ninth place with their American Enterprise Project.

Heritage High School’s FBLA wins awards

ORCHARDS: Two teams from Heritage High School’s Future Business Leaders of America received awards at the FBLA National Leadership Conference, held July 2 in San Antonio. Victoria Thornton and Elvia Santos-Dominguez placed second in a Partnership with Business Project, while Matthew Lipinski and Daniel Adams took ninth place with their American Enterprise Project.

August 17, 2019, 5:57am Community

Two teams from Heritage High School’s Future Business Leaders of America received awards at the FBLA National Leadership Conference, held July 2 in San Antonio. They competed against 78 teams from around the U.S. and five countries. Victoria Thornton and Elvia Santos-Dominguez placed second in a Partnership with Business Project,… Read story

Orchards: Rosann Grzesiowski with the Orchards Evergreen Lions accepts a donation of new shoes from Billy Breece, manager of Big 5 Sporting Goods. The Lions are holding a shoe drive this month for kids at Fircrest Elementary School.

Lions collecting shoes for Clark County children in need

Orchards: Rosann Grzesiowski with the Orchards Evergreen Lions accepts a donation of new shoes from Billy Breece, manager of Big 5 Sporting Goods. The Lions are holding a shoe drive this month for kids at Fircrest Elementary School.

August 17, 2019, 5:57am Community

The Orchards Evergreen Lions recently accepted a donation of new shoes from Big 5 Sporting Goods. The Lions are collecting shoes for children in need at Fircrest Elementary School, and are looking for new or slightly used shoes. They are asking for kids’ shoes sizes 5 to 7. Donations can… Read story

Drivers prepare to enter Ridgefield along the curvy, two-lane portion of Main Avenue, as seen in February 2016. Work started recently to add a dedicated pedestrian walkway and bike path along the road to make it easier to get to the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge.

Ridgefield project to make it safer for pedestrians to access wildlife refuge, downtown

Drivers prepare to enter Ridgefield along the curvy, two-lane portion of Main Avenue, as seen in February 2016. Work started recently to add a dedicated pedestrian walkway and bike path along the road to make it easier to get to the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge.

August 10, 2019, 6:00am Clark County Life

Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge visitors have walked along winding Main Avenue in a ditch for years to reach the Carty Unit entrance, but that ditch will disappear in the next two months. Read story

Everybody Has a Story: Dad’s friend had fix for his beef stew

August 10, 2019, 6:00am Clark County Life

Dad loved to cook. Grandma teased that even as a boy on the farm in Nebraska he wanted to help out in the kitchen, but was not so interested in cleanup. Read story