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Brush Prairie teen wins medal at horse show

August 15, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Brush Prairie -- Krystal Blundell, 17, won the American Morgan Horse Association Saddle Seat Silver Medal Award. She received the award for her outstanding performance at the North Star Americana Morgan Horse Show held in St. Paul, Minn., in early July. This win has qualified Blundell to compete in the… Read story

Robyn, left, and Sam Kim stand with the plaque presented to him for his 16 years on the Battle Ground school board.

Battle Ground school board member honored for service

Robyn, left, and Sam Kim stand with the plaque presented to him for his 16 years on the Battle Ground school board.

August 15, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Battle Ground -- Calling his 16 years on the Battle Ground school board "an amazing experience," Sam Kim received thanks and admiration Aug. 4 for his service to a generation of students, school district employees and the public. Kim stepped down from the board earlier this year. Mavis Nickels, a… Read story

Local women graduate from AmeriCorps

August 15, 2011, 5:00pm Community

West Vancouver and Salmon Creek -- Julie Kern and Megan Wills both graduated from AmeriCorps' National Civilian Community Corps on July 29 after spending most of a year training for and carrying out service projects at various locations around the nation, from tornado-ravaged towns to deteriorating trails. Kern is a… Read story

New sidewalk banners point the way to art

August 15, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Esther Short -- Anytime there's an arty event in Clark County -- an opening, film festival, First Friday art walk -- a bunch of new banners will help pull foot and motor traffic to the attractions. Arts of Clark County, a nonprofit group that raises and distributes funds for the… Read story

Vancouver Heights: Siblings Oleksiy and Marina Dobryden work together to help paint the Omaha Way street mural.

Mural aimed at keeping streets safe

Vancouver Heights: Siblings Oleksiy and Marina Dobryden work together to help paint the Omaha Way street mural.

August 15, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Vancouver Heights -- The Skyline Crest community held a ribbon-cutting for the neighborhood's new Omaha Way street mural on Aug. 2 as part of the National Night Out gathering and celebration. Skyline Crest is a low-rent public housing development operated by the Vancouver Housing Authority. Members of the community and… Read story

Landover-Sharmel: Clark County Special Olympics athlete Rachel Akins, right, and her mom, Christi Kunze, work at a car wash to raise money for jerseys for two new Special Olympics softball teams

Car wash benefits Special Olympics

Landover-Sharmel: Clark County Special Olympics athlete Rachel Akins, right, and her mom, Christi Kunze, work at a car wash to raise money for jerseys for two new Special Olympics softball teams

August 15, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Landover-Sharmel -- Athletes, family members and volunteers from Clark County Special Olympics raised nearly $1,000 at a car wash in late July. Along with funds earned at an earlier car wash, the organization was able to purchase jerseys for the two new softball teams added this year. Besides raising money… Read story

East Woods names new pastor

August 15, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Cimarron -- After a 20-month search, East Woods Presbyterian Church has chosen the Rev. William "Bill" Sperry as its new pastor. He comes from California, where he was an assistant pastor at First Presbyterian Church of Granada Hills since 2006. Sperry will be in the pulpit for the first time… Read story

Tom Harriman, Gene Wigglesworth and Dennis Wieder painted house numbers in front of more than 250 homes.

Volunteers add house numbers to curbs

Tom Harriman, Gene Wigglesworth and Dennis Wieder painted house numbers in front of more than 250 homes.

August 15, 2011, 5:00pm Community

First Place -- Eight neighborhood volunteers have painted house numbers on the curbs in front of more than 250 houses. Some neighborhood youngsters joined the adult workforce, and 261 houses now have prominent curb numbers. The First Place Neighborhood Association sponsored the project, so there was no cost to homeowners. Read story

Fircrest: Volunteers Dylan Knox, 3,  front, and Morgan Knox, 5, left, weed at the Firstenburg Community Center with their mom, Laura Knox.

Volunteers pull weeds to beautify center

Fircrest: Volunteers Dylan Knox, 3,  front, and Morgan Knox, 5, left, weed at the Firstenburg Community Center with their mom, Laura Knox.

August 15, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Fircrest -- Firstenburg Community Center hosted a much-needed volunteer weed-pulling party on Aug. 10, and nearly 20 volunteers showed up to help. They filled two dumpsters with yard debris -- proof that many helping hands can make a big difference in just a few hours. Michelle Simpson, volunteer coordinator for… Read story

Children’s Justice Center honors Clark County donors

August 15, 2011, 5:00pm Community

Esther Short -- The Children's Justice Center gave Children's Advocacy Awards to the owner of Beaches Restaurant and Bar, Mark Matthias, and the president of the Clark County Board of Realtors Foundation, Kirk Faulkner, on July 28. Each organization donated $5,000 to the center. This is the second year in… Read story