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Community Chest wraps up campaign with 18 grants

October 25, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Camas -- The Camas-Washougal Community Chest wrapped up its most successful campaign ever, giving 18 grants to community organizations in 2011, totaling more than $58,600. Programs supported included the local food bank, East County Family Resource Center, local Boy Scout troops, maintenance for the J.D. Currie Youth camp and scholarships… Read story

Camas High football coach walks to beat obesity

October 25, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Camas -- Dale Rule, Camas High School football coach, took to the track Oct. 9 for 24 hours to demonstrate the benefits of walking to combat obesity and multiple sclerosis. During his walk, 159 people joined him at different times throughout the day and night. Read story

The Vancouver Pops Orchestra gave a concert to the Mt. Pleasant School student body on Oct.

Vancouver Pops visits rural school

The Vancouver Pops Orchestra gave a concert to the Mt. Pleasant School student body on Oct.

October 25, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Washougal -- The Vancouver Pops Orchestra went the extra mile to give the Mt. Pleasant School a concert on Oct. 4. The school, with a student body of around 50, is located on the north side of Highway 14 with a beautiful view of the Columbia River. Bert Coffman, orchestra… Read story

Soroptist International of Camas-Washougal president Susan Trinacty, left, presents Vida's Ark founder Julie Hanke the SICW Rudy Award with Jan Alberg.

Vida’s Ark founder gets Camas-Washougal Soroptimist award

Soroptist International of Camas-Washougal president Susan Trinacty, left, presents Vida's Ark founder Julie Hanke the SICW Rudy Award with Jan Alberg.

October 25, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Camas -- Julie Hanke, founder and president of Vida's Ark, was presented the Ruby Award by Soroptimist International of Camas-Washougal on Oct. 18 "for her extraordinary work helping teen mothers and their babies." Vida's Ark is a homegrown nonprofit that provides a safe, supportive home environment where young mothers learn… Read story

Cathy Anna Mayer Encouraging Others members received a Campaign for Washington State University flag as thanks for their support of the At Home At School program at WSU Vancouver.

CAMEO foundation donates $26,000 to WSU program

Cathy Anna Mayer Encouraging Others members received a Campaign for Washington State University flag as thanks for their support of the At Home At School program at WSU Vancouver.

October 25, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Salmon Creek -- Cathy Anna Mayer Encouraging Others (CAMEO) donated $26,000 on Sept. 27 to the Washington State University Vancouver program At Home At School. Mayer died in 2004 due to complications of breast cancer. After her death, her family and friends created CAMEO as a reflection of her love… Read story

The Lewis River Rotary awarded four community organizations on Oct. 13.

Lewis River Rotary honors organizations

The Lewis River Rotary awarded four community organizations on Oct. 13.

October 25, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Battle Ground -- The Lewis River Rotary awarded four community organizations during a meeting on Oct. 13. Rocksolid Community Teen Center received $500, Clark County Fire Cadets received $500, the Battle Ground Education Foundation received $3,000 and the North Clark County Food Bank received $6,275. The Rotary met to kick… Read story

Two graduate from guide dog classes

October 25, 2011, 5:00pm Community

West Minnehaha -- Joan Delzer and Kaye Kipp recently graduated after completing two weeks of intensive training at Guide Dogs for the Blind in Boring, Ore. Delzer returned home with a yellow Labrador retriever guide dog named Spritz. Kipp's new guide is also a yellow Labrador retriever, named Bronte. Read story

Michelle Bart, president of Soroptimist International of Southwest Washington, presents a contribution to Debra Adams, director of YWCA SafeChoice, during the Purple Lights Bingo event.

Bingo night shines light on domestic violence

Michelle Bart, president of Soroptimist International of Southwest Washington, presents a contribution to Debra Adams, director of YWCA SafeChoice, during the Purple Lights Bingo event.

October 25, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Shumway -- Soroptimist International of Southwest Washington presented the YWCA SafeChoice Shelter with a $500 donation at the "Purple Light Bingo" event Oct. 19. The event was designed to bring more awareness and funding to the domestic violence shelter. Read story

Ambitious scarecrows lined up to impress at the Old Apple Tree Festival.

Rose Village family wins scarecrow contest

Ambitious scarecrows lined up to impress at the Old Apple Tree Festival.

October 25, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Rose Village -- Creativity, originality and the ability to scare a crow were judging criteria at the first-ever scarecrow contest held in conjunction with Vancouver's annual Old Apple Tree Festival, held this year on Oct. 1. It was more fun than fright as the ambitious straw men strutted their stuff.… Read story

Shoebox gift project kicks off

October 25, 2011, 5:00pm Community

West Minnehaha -- Clark County residents are in a giving mood this holiday season, joining a project that's not only fun, but will also help make a huge difference in the lives of needy children around the world. On Oct. 8, residents celebrated the start of the 2011 Operation Christmas… Read story