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Woodland: The Friends of the Woodland Library raised more than $31,000 for the Woodland Community Library Building Fund at the Love Your Library fundraiser.

Woodland Friends raise $31,000 for new library building fund

Woodland: The Friends of the Woodland Library raised more than $31,000 for the Woodland Community Library Building Fund at the Love Your Library fundraiser.

April 13, 2019, 5:57am Community

Love Your Library, a fundraiser held for the Woodland Community Library Building Fund, raised more than $31,000. The fundraiser, held at Peterson’s Red Barn, featured live music by Pride of the North Bank, a silent auction, a paddle raise and appetizers, desserts, and beverages. Jane and Kenton Erwin were co-chairs… Read story

Hough: Ridgefield High School’s Deonna Grove finished first in the Lewis & Clark Young Marines graduating class, earning her the William W. Hillgaertner Honor Graduate Award and a promotion to private first class.

Local Young Marines graduates largest class in last decade

Hough: Ridgefield High School’s Deonna Grove finished first in the Lewis & Clark Young Marines graduating class, earning her the William W. Hillgaertner Honor Graduate Award and a promotion to private first class.

April 13, 2019, 5:57am Community

The Lewis & Clark Young Marines graduated a class of 50 — 37 boys and 13 girls ages 8-15 — on March 23, the group’s largest graduating class in 10 years. The ceremony was at Hough Elementary School. Mike Kessler, former National Young Marine executive director/CEO, was the guest speaker.… Read story

Washougal: Jemtegaard Middle School sixth-grader Dakota Duncan won the logo contest for the 16th annual Student Stride for Education fun run.

Washougal sixth-grader wins logo contest for annual fundraising race

Washougal: Jemtegaard Middle School sixth-grader Dakota Duncan won the logo contest for the 16th annual Student Stride for Education fun run.

April 13, 2019, 5:57am Community

The Washougal Schools Foundation announced that Dakota Duncan, a Jemtegaard Middle School sixth-grader, won the logo contest for the 16th annual Student Stride for Education fun run. There were 23 entries in the contest. The Stride logo will also be featured on race T-shirts and promotional materials distributed throughout the… Read story

Battle Ground: Members from the Battle Ground chapter of General Federation of Women’s Clubs planted 108 pinwheels in a garden for awareness of child abuse. From left: Johanna Hyatt, Nancy Lee, Valerie Huey, Wendy McDaniel, Gloria Walck, Paulette Stinson, Marla Polos and Mary Lee Miller, president of the club.

Women’s club plants pinwheels for awareness of child abuse

Battle Ground: Members from the Battle Ground chapter of General Federation of Women’s Clubs planted 108 pinwheels in a garden for awareness of child abuse. From left: Johanna Hyatt, Nancy Lee, Valerie Huey, Wendy McDaniel, Gloria Walck, Paulette Stinson, Marla Polos and Mary Lee Miller, president of the club.

April 13, 2019, 5:57am Community

The Battle Ground chapter of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs planted 108 blue pinwheels in a garden for awareness of child abuse, as April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. Pinwheels are a symbol of child happiness, and child abuse awareness is part of the federation’s focus on domestic violence.… Read story

Local stars dance, raise $17,000 for Rotary projects

April 13, 2019, 5:57am Community

Kelley Campbell took home Best Dance and Grand Champion honors at the Rotary Club of Three Creeks’ Dancing with the Local Stars fundraiser on March 23, which was themed “A Night at the Movies.” Campbell, owner of Specialty Graphic Solutions in Salmon Creek, performed a hustle with instructor Aaron Siebol… Read story

Volunteer Opportunities

April 13, 2019, 5:57am Community

The Clark County Food Bank is looking for volunteers for a variety of duties, including food sorters and food collectors to pick up and transport donations of food. Food sorters will organize and repackage food donations in a refrigerated food-safe room for shifts from 10 a.m. to noon. Wear closed-toe… Read story

In The Service

April 13, 2019, 5:23am Community

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Here’s the story on ‘Everybody Has a Story’

April 6, 2019, 6:05am Clark County Life

For well over a decade, “Everybody Has a Story” ran on Wednesdays in The Columbian’s Neighbors section, bottom of the page. Read story

Jennifer Munson of Vancouver describes the proximity of her backyard to Highway 14, which is due to be widened. Munson and many of her neighbors along Southeast 35th Street believe the project should include extending a sound wall nearer to their homes.

Noise study startles Fairway Village residents

Jennifer Munson of Vancouver describes the proximity of her backyard to Highway 14, which is due to be widened. Munson and many of her neighbors along Southeast 35th Street believe the project should include extending a sound wall nearer to their homes.

April 6, 2019, 6:00am Clark County Life

During a weekday midmorning, Jennifer Munson stepped into her backyard in east Vancouver and put her hand to her ear. Read story

Hazel Dell: Washington State University Master Gardeners Barbara Nordstrom, from left, and Bobbi Bellomy with Clark College students Samantha King and Breanna Richardson at a work party to get the Hazel Dell School and Community Garden ready for spring.

Clark College students help prepare Hazel Dell garden for spring

Hazel Dell: Washington State University Master Gardeners Barbara Nordstrom, from left, and Bobbi Bellomy with Clark College students Samantha King and Breanna Richardson at a work party to get the Hazel Dell School and Community Garden ready for spring.

April 6, 2019, 5:57am Community

Clark College students from Kristen Myklebust’s and Veronica Brock’s Food and Your Health classes worked at the Hazel Dell School and Community Garden on two consecutive Thursdays in March. The 58 students prepared the garden for spring planting by spreading soil on the beds and bark on the paths. Washington… Read story