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Wy'east Middle School students (front to back) Carter Wood, Reilly Dale, and Grace Taylor, all 13, examine the raised bed gardens they helped create with a Vancouver Watersheds Alliance grant.

Grants grow a greener Vancouver

Wy'east Middle School students (front to back) Carter Wood, Reilly Dale, and Grace Taylor, all 13, examine the raised bed gardens they helped create with a Vancouver Watersheds Alliance grant.

November 13, 2012, 4:00pm Community

The lonely, empty courtyard of Wy'east Middle School is looking a little happier -- and healthier -- these days. Read story

Ridgefield -- Bonnie Johnson one of 39 women picked to attend the October WomenHeart symposium at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.

Local woman chosen for Mayo heart symposium

Ridgefield -- Bonnie Johnson one of 39 women picked to attend the October WomenHeart symposium at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.

November 13, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Ridgefield -- Bonnie Johnson was among 39 women chosen from hundreds of applicants nationwide to attend the October WomenHeart symposium at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. There, the women learned about the latest advances in women's heart health from the clinic's leading cardiologists. Johnson, who has heart disease, is… Read story

Ridgefield -- Neighbors, friends and families helped Kara Breuer with her eight-year tradition of hanging pumpkins and gourds from trees in her front yard.

Fall tradition goes for the gourd

Ridgefield -- Neighbors, friends and families helped Kara Breuer with her eight-year tradition of hanging pumpkins and gourds from trees in her front yard.

November 13, 2012, 4:00pm Community

Ridgefield -- In early October, Kara Breuer continued her eight-year tradition of decorating the large tree in front of her house for the fall season. Neighbors, friends and their families joined Breuer to paint pumpkins and gourds and hang them from branches of the tree in her front yard. The… Read story

Salmon Creek: Having wrapped up its most successful season, the annual farmers market will add Tuesday afternoons at Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center next year.

Farmers market to add Tuesdays at Salmon Creek hospital

Salmon Creek: Having wrapped up its most successful season, the annual farmers market will add Tuesday afternoons at Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center next year.

November 13, 2012, 4:00pm Truckies

Salmon Creek -- When the Salmon Creek Farmers' Market reopens in the spring, it'll add a new day and location: Tuesday afternoons at the entrance to Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center. That's in addition to the larger market Thursday afternoons and evenings behind Wayside Market and Biscuits Cafe on Northeast… Read story

Ridgefield -- South Ridge Elementary School first-graders Taylor Nix, from left, Sammy Schafer, Olivia Hess and Tyler Kangas learn about the life cycle of a pumpkin by studying a stem cutting.

Pumpkins sprout ideas for plant lessons

Ridgefield -- South Ridge Elementary School first-graders Taylor Nix, from left, Sammy Schafer, Olivia Hess and Tyler Kangas learn about the life cycle of a pumpkin by studying a stem cutting.

November 13, 2012, 4:00pm Truckies

Ridgefield -- First-grade students at South Ridge Elementary School learned about plant life by playing with pumpkins. In October, teacher Nathan Ingroum used the pumpkin life cycle to teach the children about plants. Facts about how plants develop from seeds into mature crops were interspersed with entertaining exercises such as… Read story

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Safe driving pays off for Vancouver man

Salmon Creek ---J.B.

November 13, 2012, 4:00pm Truckies

Salmon Creek -- Vancouver truck driver Mark Tillitt was awarded $10,000 in October from J.B. Hunt Transport for racking up 2 million miles of safe driving for the company. Tillitt, who has worked for J.B. Hunt since 1987, is one of only 375 drivers in the company's history to reach… Read story

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Charity, food bank team for turkeys

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November 13, 2012, 4:00pm Truckies

St. Johns -- Clark County Food Bank's warehouse is stuffed with more than 3,000 frozen turkeys, which were set aside to help families in need celebrate Thanksgiving with a succulent feast. Northwest Harvest South spent $18,400, and the food bank covered the rest of the cost of more than $33,000… Read story

Esther Short -- This fisheye-perspective photograph of a football game won 17-year-old Vancouver resident Matt Murray a grand prize award in Clark County's Favorite Places photo competition.

Contest focuses on Clark County’s young photographers

Esther Short -- This fisheye-perspective photograph of a football game won 17-year-old Vancouver resident Matt Murray a grand prize award in Clark County's Favorite Places photo competition.

November 13, 2012, 4:00pm Truckies

Esther Short -- The work of eight young photographers will be on display throughout November in Gallery 360's Favorite Places in Clark County exhibit. Nearly 50 photos were entered in the contest. Their subjects ranged from county parks to unique decorations downtown. The photo contest aims to give young people… Read story

Fircrest -- Nearly 138,000 pounds of potatoes are on display at Chuck's Produce in Vancouver.

Grocer aims for record pile of potatoes

Fircrest -- Nearly 138,000 pounds of potatoes are on display at Chuck's Produce in Vancouver.

November 13, 2012, 4:00pm Truckies

Fircrest -- Chuck's Produce says a supersized stack of spuds at its market is the largest in the world. The store claims an unofficial world record for its 138,000-pound russet potato display, created with help from the Washington State Potato Commission. The pile of spuds, enough to make 552,000 servings… Read story

Central Park -- The Woodland High School Concert Choir performs under the direction by Brent LiaBraaten, center, at Clark College's Fall Choral Festival on Nov.

Voices ring for Clark choral festival

Central Park -- The Woodland High School Concert Choir performs under the direction by Brent LiaBraaten, center, at Clark College's Fall Choral Festival on Nov.

November 13, 2012, 4:00pm Truckies

Central Park -- Clark College hosted a Fall Choral Festival on Nov. 3. Student musicians from a dozen regional high school concert, chamber and jazz choirs participated in the noncompetitive event. Groups started the day in choral clinics, and four school choirs -- Woodland High School in Woodland, Seton Catholic… Read story