<img height="1" width="1" style="display:none" src="https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=192888919167017&amp;ev=PageView&amp;noscript=1">
Sunday,  September 22 , 2024

Linkedin Pinterest

Community

Officers from the Vancouver Police Activities League at Burton Elementary School for the league&#039;s final literacy event of the school year, where they read to kids, hand out free books and give a safety presentation.

Vancouver police holds final reading event of the school year

Officers from the Vancouver Police Activities League at Burton Elementary School for the league&#039;s final literacy event of the school year, where they read to kids, hand out free books and give a safety presentation.

June 15, 2016, 5:55am Community

The Vancouver Police Activities League hosted its final literacy event of the school year at Burton Elementary School last month. Read story

Hockinson Middle School students Gabriella Morley, from left, Christa Phillips, Jasmine Shigeno and Madelynn Willis placed third in the statewide Youth Apps Challenge on June 4.

Hockinson Middle School team takes third in Youth Apps Challenge

Hockinson Middle School students Gabriella Morley, from left, Christa Phillips, Jasmine Shigeno and Madelynn Willis placed third in the statewide Youth Apps Challenge on June 4.

June 15, 2016, 5:55am Community

A team of Hockinson Middle School students took third place in the statewide Youth Apps Challenge on June 4 sponsored by Google and hosted by the University of Washington Computer Science & Engineering in Seattle. Read story

Central Park: Above the Influence #Bay members Sayra Arroyo-Patino, from left, Jennifer Lopez, Annika Davila, Brissa Olivarez Garcia, Susan Peng-Cowan, faculty adviser, Maria Echevarria and Summer Ludahl.

High school group earns grant, scholarship for distracted-driving program

Central Park: Above the Influence #Bay members Sayra Arroyo-Patino, from left, Jennifer Lopez, Annika Davila, Brissa Olivarez Garcia, Susan Peng-Cowan, faculty adviser, Maria Echevarria and Summer Ludahl.

June 15, 2016, 5:55am Community

The Above the Influence #Bay at Hudson’s Bay High School earned a $500 grant from State Farm and used the money to create a brochure and posters about the dangers of texting while driving. Read story

White Oak Alpacas hosted Sheared Delights, allowing visitors to learn about how fleece is made and to pet alpacas.

Alpaca farm welcomes guests to learn about fleece

White Oak Alpacas hosted Sheared Delights, allowing visitors to learn about how fleece is made and to pet alpacas.

June 15, 2016, 5:55am Community

White Oak Alpacas hosted Sheared Delights on May 21 and 22, welcoming guests to the farm to meet alpacas and see how clothing items are made from fleece. Read story

Painter Robert Hope stands with his painting of late legend Ali.

Local gallery displays Ali painting

Painter Robert Hope stands with his painting of late legend Ali.

June 15, 2016, 5:55am Community

To honor the life of Muhammad Ali, Gallery 360 is displaying a photo of the legendary boxer and activist painted by Robert Hope. Read story

Local painter awarded John McKibbin memorial scholarship

June 15, 2016, 5:55am Community

Painting Perfection owner Jesse Murray received the John McKibbin Legacy Scholarship, which will give him of $1,000 to put toward his Leadership Clark County tuition. Read story

Neighborhood newsletter earns national recognition

June 15, 2016, 5:55am Community

The East Minnehaha and Roads End Neighborhood Association newsletter, “Happenings,” earned a second-place finish in the Neighborhoods, USA 2016 Neighborhood Newsletter Competition for electronic formats published at most six times a year. The newsletter was honored for its branding, aesthetics and design, technical layout and content, as determined by a… Read story

Everybody has a story: Father remembered for the tasks he loved

June 8, 2016, 6:03am Community

When I think of our father, I see him outdoors. Read story

Fifth-graders Sara Watson, from left, Taylor Allsup and Kaylen Duncan keep pace as they jog laps around Hockinson Heights Elementary School&#039;s new track last week. Donations from community members and from Karvonen Sand and Gravel made the newly remodeled track possible.

Track at Hockinson school puts students on solid ground again

Fifth-graders Sara Watson, from left, Taylor Allsup and Kaylen Duncan keep pace as they jog laps around Hockinson Heights Elementary School&#039;s new track last week. Donations from community members and from Karvonen Sand and Gravel made the newly remodeled track possible.

June 8, 2016, 6:02am Clark County Life

Hockinson Heights Elementary School students are back on track after a local gravel company and community members donated time and money to build a gravel jogging path in the school’s playground. Read story

Spotlight on youth

June 8, 2016, 6:00am Community

IMAGINE TOMORROW COMPETITION Read story