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Mr. and Miss Columbia River High crowned

March 26, 2013, 5:00pm Schools

West Hazel Dell -- Columbia River High School students gathered more than $105,000 for the Doernbecher Children's Hospital during the school's annual fundraising pageant. The Mr. and Miss Columbia River High School competition saw 15 couples work together as teams to raise money throughout the year to support the hospital's… Read story

Meadow Homes: Washington Reading Corps volunteers Dennis Bogle, left, and Jesse Krause spread mulch March 15 at Carson Elementary School in Carson.

Reading Corps helpers lend a hand

Meadow Homes: Washington Reading Corps volunteers Dennis Bogle, left, and Jesse Krause spread mulch March 15 at Carson Elementary School in Carson.

March 26, 2013, 5:00pm Truckies

Meadow Homes -- Volunteers from Educational Service District 112's Washington Reading Corps Team lent their services to the Mill A School District in Cook during National AmeriCorps Week. On March 15, the AmeriCorps members from Vancouver's ESD 112 helped the Mill A district by sorting books, organizing a library and… Read story

Maplewood: Shooting victim Jose Reyes, right, helps Mayor Tim Leavitt plant a tree in Mypark on March 15.

Mayor, shooting victim plant tree during Maplewood beautification

Maplewood: Shooting victim Jose Reyes, right, helps Mayor Tim Leavitt plant a tree in Mypark on March 15.

March 26, 2013, 5:00pm Truckies

Maplewood -- An inspiring encounter took place March 15 during a beautification event hosted by the Maplewood Neighborhood Association at Mypark, the little sliver of recreational greenspace at East 17th and Date streets. While neighbors and dignitaries worked to clean up the park and plant trees, Jose Reyes happened to… Read story

Central Park: Kyle Yasumiishi, editor-in-chief of Clark College's student newspaper the Independent, holds an award he and his staff, pictured, brought back from a journalism conference in San Francisco early this month.

Clark College newspaper one of the best

Central Park: Kyle Yasumiishi, editor-in-chief of Clark College's student newspaper the Independent, holds an award he and his staff, pictured, brought back from a journalism conference in San Francisco early this month.

March 26, 2013, 5:00pm Schools

Central Park -- Clark College's Independent was awarded as one of the top community college student newspapers in the country at the annual Associated College Press conference in San Francisco. The newspapers staff attended the conference Feb. 28 through March 3, where they received the seventh-place "Best of Show" award… Read story

Fisher's Landing: &quot;Learning to Swim&quot; won a gold medal for former Vancouver High school student Lillie Meyer in the 2013 National Scholastic Art &amp; Writing Awards.

Arty photos send girl to NYC

Fisher's Landing: &quot;Learning to Swim&quot; won a gold medal for former Vancouver High school student Lillie Meyer in the 2013 National Scholastic Art &amp; Writing Awards.

March 26, 2013, 5:00pm Truckies

Fisher's Landing -- A Vancouver teen was invited to New York City after two of her photographs impressed judges in the 2013 National Scholastic Art & Writing Awards competition. Lillie Meyer, a junior at St. Mary's Academy in Portland, will be honored for her artistic abilities along with other medal… Read story

What’s Up With That? Landscaping looks strange, provides structure

March 19, 2013, 5:00pm Community

Hey, what's with all the tree stumps planted upside down and the other strange looking landscaping along Salmon Creek? It sure looks odd. Did my taxes pay for this?--Anonymous walkerA.W., you're obviously talking about LWD, placed by CPU with TLC. Read story

Neighbors calendar

March 19, 2013, 5:00pm Community

A weekly listing of neighborhood association meetings Read story

Paul Deming helps his son, Brian, 6, cross MacArthur Boulevard on March 13. Paul Deming and other cyclists have safety concerns along the corridor because of the large number of lanes and the speed of traffic.

Sharing the road on MacArthur Boulevard

Paul Deming helps his son, Brian, 6, cross MacArthur Boulevard on March 13. Paul Deming and other cyclists have safety concerns along the corridor because of the large number of lanes and the speed of traffic.

March 19, 2013, 5:00pm Community

MacArthur Boulevard has residents debating how it can best be used. Read story

Washougal: Young Men in Action mentor Dave Bussman congratulates Hathaway Elementary School fifth grader Robert Noriega, a participant in the Camas-Washougal Rotary Club life skills program that wrapped up this month.

Fifth-grade boys grow through Rotary program

Washougal: Young Men in Action mentor Dave Bussman congratulates Hathaway Elementary School fifth grader Robert Noriega, a participant in the Camas-Washougal Rotary Club life skills program that wrapped up this month.

March 19, 2013, 5:00pm Community

Washougal -- Hathaway Elementary fifth grade boys were pointed toward a stronger future during a recently concluded Rotary Club program that promotes positive behaviors over potentially destructive ones. Young Men in Action wrapped up this month after seven weeks of lessons on life skills, such as health, manners, career building… Read story

Northeast Hazel Dell: Larry Wakeman created this drive-in theater diorama and dedicated it to a local car club.

Diorama recalls golden days at the drive-in

Northeast Hazel Dell: Larry Wakeman created this drive-in theater diorama and dedicated it to a local car club.

March 19, 2013, 5:00pm Community

Northeast Hazel Dell -- For the past several months, Larry Wakeman, who lives at Prestige Assisted Living, and his friend Trudie Pears have been creating a 5 feet by 5 feet diorama of an old time drive-in movie theatre. They dedicated their "Let's Cruise at the Drive-in Movies" diorama to… Read story