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Meadow Homes: Students and staffers at Fort Vancouver High School celebrating their $1,000 check from Northwest Honda Dealers.

Fort Vancouver High School receives money from car dealership

Meadow Homes: Students and staffers at Fort Vancouver High School celebrating their $1,000 check from Northwest Honda Dealers.

July 4, 2018, 5:55am Community

Fort Vancouver High School was one of 11 schools in the Portland metro area to receive money from Northwest Honda Dealers as part of the company’s “School is Better Thanks to Your Local NW Honda Dealer” program. Read story

Nonprofit awards grants to young artists

July 4, 2018, 5:55am Community

Enspire Arts named its 2018 Arts Ambassador Scholarship Program honorees. T Read story

Washougal: Jemtegaard Middle School students finished a mural at Lower Hathaway Park that was left undone for two years after originally being started by some Clark College students.

Mural left undone for two years completed by middle schoolers

Washougal: Jemtegaard Middle School students finished a mural at Lower Hathaway Park that was left undone for two years after originally being started by some Clark College students.

July 4, 2018, 5:55am Community

Students in Jemtegaard Middle School’s Club 8 art program painted a mural at Lower Hathaway Park. Read story

Ridgefield High School seniors awarded scholarships

July 4, 2018, 5:55am Community

Three Ridgefield High School seniors received Mary Christian Jones scholarships to help with college costs. Read story

Washougal: Canyon Creek Middle School seventh-grader Skye Miller was named one of two winners in the Washougal School District and Unite! Washougal Community Coalition’s Washougal Middle School Poster Contest.

Washougal schools, coalition name poster contest winners

Washougal: Canyon Creek Middle School seventh-grader Skye Miller was named one of two winners in the Washougal School District and Unite! Washougal Community Coalition’s Washougal Middle School Poster Contest.

July 4, 2018, 5:55am Community

The Washougal School District and Unite! Washougal Community Coalition announced two winners of the Washougal Middle School Poster Contest: Trinity Nicholson and Skye Miller, both seventh-graders at Canyon Creek Middle School. Read story

YWCA awards scholarships to two graduating seniors

July 4, 2018, 5:55am Community

The YWCA Clark County awarded two $1,500 scholarships to local graduating high school seniors who demonstrated strong leadership qualities in alignment with the organization’s values throughout their high school careers. Read story

Lions help prepare camp for upcoming summer

July 4, 2018, 5:55am Community

Ten members of the Fort Vancouver Lions Club spent time on June 2 cleaning up Gales Creek Camp for Kids. Read story

Cars drive along Northeast Washougal River Road, where some residents would like to see the speed lowered or some traffic-calming measures installed, as they say drivers go too fast on the curvy street.

Residents all too familiar with speeding, crashes on Washougal River Road

Cars drive along Northeast Washougal River Road, where some residents would like to see the speed lowered or some traffic-calming measures installed, as they say drivers go too fast on the curvy street.

June 27, 2018, 6:02am Clark County Life

When Joshua Schmid died in a head-on collision on March 11, first responders weren’t the first people at the scene of the accident. Read story

Everybody Has a Story: She learned that nothing could match those huckleberries

June 27, 2018, 6:00am Clark County Life

New Meadows, Idaho, sits in a high mountain valley, flat farmland surrounded by mountains that include many acres of Payette National Forest. These mountains provide marvelous places to ride and pick berries. Read story

Washougal: Columbia River Gorge Elementary School third-grader Derek Rodriguez-Hernandez collected sticks from his yard at home and used those to build a plank house as part of a grade-wide project where students built plank houses based on local history and engineering concepts.

Students use local history, engineering to build plank houses

Washougal: Columbia River Gorge Elementary School third-grader Derek Rodriguez-Hernandez collected sticks from his yard at home and used those to build a plank house as part of a grade-wide project where students built plank houses based on local history and engineering concepts.

June 27, 2018, 5:55am Community

Third-grade students at Columbia River Gorge Elementary brought some of their lessons to life by building Native American plank houses, complete with totem poles, rivers and streams, smoke houses and animals. Read story