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Camas: Fort Vancouver High School Principal Scott Parker accepts $500 from Lacamas Community Credit Union marketing specialist Eve Rossmiller.

Lacamas Credit Union gives gifts

Camas: Fort Vancouver High School Principal Scott Parker accepts $500 from Lacamas Community Credit Union marketing specialist Eve Rossmiller.

November 5, 2013, 4:00pm Schools

Camas -- Lacamas Community Credit Union has donated $500 to Fort Vancouver High School and $250 to DogPaw and its effort to help the Washougal Police K-9 unit replace Officer Dingo, who retired last month. Fort Vancouver Principal Scott Parker accepted the $500 check, which will be used for student… Read story

Washington State University Vancouver: More than 200 volunteers helped Clark Public Utilities' StreamTeam plant 1,013 trees during the Oct.

Volunteers plant nearly 1,000 trees at WSUV

Washington State University Vancouver: More than 200 volunteers helped Clark Public Utilities' StreamTeam plant 1,013 trees during the Oct.

November 5, 2013, 4:00pm Truckies

Washington State University Vancouver -- On "Make a Difference Day" -- Oct. 26 -- more than 200 volunteers planted nearly 1,000 trees around the Washington State University Vancouver campus. It's one of the biggest gatherings of the year for Clark Public Utilities' StreamTeam and one of many volunteer events to… Read story

Esther Short: Director Sam Mowry of the Willamette Radio Theater, with inspiration from Orson Welles on the screen behind him, reassures the world that Mars is nothing to worry about.

Radio Martians invade downtown Vancouver’s Kiggins theater

Esther Short: Director Sam Mowry of the Willamette Radio Theater, with inspiration from Orson Welles on the screen behind him, reassures the world that Mars is nothing to worry about.

November 5, 2013, 4:00pm Entertainment

Esther Short -- Martian invaders swarmed the countryside, or at least downtown Vancouver's Kiggins movie theater, on the night before Halloween. The house was packed for a free, special presentation of the Willamette Radio Workshop's stage recreation of the infamous "War of the Worlds" radio play as masterminded by Orson… Read story

Big Eagle Scout project rebuilds tables, benches at Bagley Park

November 5, 2013, 4:00pm Truckies

Bagley Downs -- Eagle Scout Cody Ormiston and Boy Scout Troop 14, of Salmon Creek, spent Oct. 25 -- a day off for kids in Vancouver Public Schools -- replacing rotten boards in picnic tables and park benches, and the message board at Bagley Park. Cody held a garage sale… Read story

Sunnyside: Cornerstone Christian Academy students show off pumpkins they transformed into characters from their favorite books on Oct.

Not your average jack-o’-lanterns

Sunnyside: Cornerstone Christian Academy students show off pumpkins they transformed into characters from their favorite books on Oct.

November 5, 2013, 4:00pm Truckies

Sunnyside -- Forget the boring old jack-o'-lantern, kids at Cornerstone Christian Academy went all out this fall by transforming pumpkins into characters from their favorite books. The young kids decorated more than 25 pumpkins for their "Storybook Pumpkin Patch," which included a smiling Charlotte from "Charlotte's Web," the feline star… Read story

Countryside Woods adopts namesake park

November 5, 2013, 4:00pm Truckies

Countryside Woods -- The Countryside Woods Neighborhood Association recently adopted Countryside Park, promising to maintain the public space through Vancouver's Adopt-A-Park program. Neighborhood association Chair Steve Wille will lead efforts to keep the park clean and free of invasive plants. Since pledging to look after the park, volunteers from the… Read story

Burnt Bridge Creek: Neighbors in the Burnt Bridge Creek area along 148th Avenue have been trying to figure out since June why these paper May Day &quot;baskets&quot; were placed on their doors.

May Day ‘basket’ mystery solved

Burnt Bridge Creek: Neighbors in the Burnt Bridge Creek area along 148th Avenue have been trying to figure out since June why these paper May Day &quot;baskets&quot; were placed on their doors.

November 5, 2013, 4:00pm Schools

Burnt Bridge Creek -- The months-long mystery of the paper May Day "baskets" that popped up on some homes in the Burnt Bridge Creek neighborhood has been solved. In June, residents along 148th Avenue were surprised to come home and find spring-themed flower displays on their doors. The neighborhood association… Read story

Honest Abe shares words with Crestline kids

November 5, 2013, 4:00pm Schools

Fisher's Landing East -- Rotary Clubs of Clark County kicked off another round of its "Rotary Gift of Words" project last month by handing out dictionaries to Crestline Elementary School third graders. Rotary members, Evergreen Public Schools Superintendent John Deeder and even Abraham Lincoln (portrayed by Steve Holgate) gave the… Read story

Runners cross the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge at the start of the New York City Marathon, Sunday, Nov. 3, 2013, in New York.

Clark County finishers at the NYC Marathon

Runners cross the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge at the start of the New York City Marathon, Sunday, Nov. 3, 2013, in New York.

November 3, 2013, 4:00pm Clark County News

The list of Clark County finishers at the 2013 New York City Marathon on Sunday. Read story

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Check out local Halloween haunts

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October 29, 2013, 5:00pm Clark County News

From terrifying "live" monsters to a "barely scary, rather friendly" Haunted Hall built onto a porch, many Clark County residents are going gangbusters this season with festive yard displays. Here are some homes, submitted by Columbian readers, where you are invited to pass by and check out their chilling creations.… Read story