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Evergreen Habitat for Humanity’s “Raising the Roof” fundraiser brought in $136,410, which will help the nonprofit finish building four homes for its low-income subdivision.

Habitat raises $136,000 to finish building four homes

Evergreen Habitat for Humanity’s “Raising the Roof” fundraiser brought in $136,410, which will help the nonprofit finish building four homes for its low-income subdivision.

October 11, 2017, 5:59am Community

Evergreen Habitat for Humanity’s annual “Raising the Roof” fundraising breakfast on Sept. 19 raised $136,410. The money will be used to build the remaining four homes in the McKibbin Commons subdivision, which will go to low-income families. The benefit featured short videos showing interviews with two local families, one who… Read story

The Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership had 68 volunteers come out to Vancouver Lake on Sept. 23 for Paddle, Pick up and Picnic, where people went on canoe trips, cleaned up the beach and participated in children’s nature activities.

Volunteers canoe, clean up at Vancouver Lake

The Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership had 68 volunteers come out to Vancouver Lake on Sept. 23 for Paddle, Pick up and Picnic, where people went on canoe trips, cleaned up the beach and participated in children’s nature activities.

October 11, 2017, 5:59am Community

The Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership hosted its Paddle, Pick Up and Picnic event Sept. 23 at Vancouver Lake. The partnership had 68 people come out for a day filled with canoe trips, beach and park cleanup and children’s nature activities. Throughout the day, the partnership offered up six canoe paddles… Read story

Twelve members of the Rotary Club of Vancouver painted parts of Share on Sept. 8 as part of the Rotary’s service club.

Rotarians paint Share as part of service club

Twelve members of the Rotary Club of Vancouver painted parts of Share on Sept. 8 as part of the Rotary’s service club.

October 11, 2017, 5:59am Community

Rotary Club of Vancouver members visited Share on Sept. 8 for a service project. Read story

Honorable Frank L. and Arlene G. Price Foundation Executive Director Kay Dalke-Sheadle, left, presents a check for $20,000 to John Vanderkin, Workforce Southwest Washington board chairman, to help fund a Kelso youth workforce training program.

Workforce gets $20,000 grant for teen art program

Honorable Frank L. and Arlene G. Price Foundation Executive Director Kay Dalke-Sheadle, left, presents a check for $20,000 to John Vanderkin, Workforce Southwest Washington board chairman, to help fund a Kelso youth workforce training program.

October 11, 2017, 5:59am Community

Workforce Southwest Washington received a $20,000 grant from the Honorable Frank L. and Arlene G. Price Foundation to help at-risk youth in Kelso learn work-related skills through design and creation of a community mural. Read story

Music teachers donate money to Texas, Florida

October 11, 2017, 5:59am Community

At the Clark County Music Teachers Association meeting on Sept. 19, association members decided to send $1,000 to the Music Teachers National Association Benevolence Fund. The money from that fund will go to the Florida State Music Teachers Association and the Texas State Music Teachers Association, states that were both… Read story

Fourth-graders read to second-grade students at Woodland Intermediate School as part of the Buddy Reading program.

Students work together in Buddy Reading program

Fourth-graders read to second-grade students at Woodland Intermediate School as part of the Buddy Reading program.

October 11, 2017, 5:59am Community

Woodland Intermediate School second-graders received a visit from some of their elders recently: Woodland Intermediate School fourth-graders. The fourth-grade students visited with second-graders as part of the school’s Buddy Reading program, in which older students read to younger ones. The program is designed to be mutually beneficial for students in… Read story

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October 11, 2017, 5:55am Community

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Everybody Has a Story: Musical echoes, return of hearing bring joy to proud father

October 4, 2017, 6:05am Clark County Life

I played the saxophone in various dance bands while attending high school and college in Arizona. The best band I played with in Phoenix was Freddy Duarte’s 15-piece band that played only Mexican music, which at that time included a lot of mambos. Read story

Sifton Market has remained closed since January, when it was heavily damaged by an intentionally set fire. Tom Ranck, who owns Sifton Market, said that he plans to reopen in December and honor store manager Amy Hooser, whose body was found in the rubble, in the landscaping.

Sifton Market on way back after January fire

Sifton Market has remained closed since January, when it was heavily damaged by an intentionally set fire. Tom Ranck, who owns Sifton Market, said that he plans to reopen in December and honor store manager Amy Hooser, whose body was found in the rubble, in the landscaping.

October 4, 2017, 6:00am Clark County Life

For more than nine months, Sifton Market has remained boarded up and fenced off. Read story

Vancouver Mall: Gold’s Gym trainer Tylor Fleet, left, with Norman Larkin of Vancouver, who was named Most Inspirational Client 2017 at the gym’s national conference, which was held in July in Las Vegas. Larkin, who is blind, has been able to lose weight, lower his blood pressure and build up strength in his legs, which was injured after he was hit by a drunken driver.

Vancouver man named national gym’s Most Inspirational Client of the year

Vancouver Mall: Gold’s Gym trainer Tylor Fleet, left, with Norman Larkin of Vancouver, who was named Most Inspirational Client 2017 at the gym’s national conference, which was held in July in Las Vegas. Larkin, who is blind, has been able to lose weight, lower his blood pressure and build up strength in his legs, which was injured after he was hit by a drunken driver.

October 4, 2017, 5:59am Community

Norman Larkin, 58, of Vancouver was named Most Inspirational Client 2017 at the Gold’s Gym annual convention, July 24 to 26 in Las Vegas. Read story