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MINNEHAHA: Walk &amp; Knock officials Tom Knappenberger and Adam Hegewald, left, present a check for $115,000 to the Clark County Food Bank.

Largest donation in Walk & Knock history goes to food bank

MINNEHAHA: Walk &amp; Knock officials Tom Knappenberger and Adam Hegewald, left, present a check for $115,000 to the Clark County Food Bank.

February 6, 2021, 6:03am Clark County News

Clark County Food Bank received a check for $115,000 recently from Walk & Knock, a local one-day food drive. It was the largest donation in Walk & Knock’s 36-year history. The funds come from hundreds of Clark County residents who were part of the organization’s annual food drive on Dec.… Read story

RIDGEFIELD: The Ridgefield Police Department received a $70,000 grant for a new patrol vehicle from the Cowlitz Indian Tribe.

Ridgefield police department receives grant from Cowlitz Indian Tribe

RIDGEFIELD: The Ridgefield Police Department received a $70,000 grant for a new patrol vehicle from the Cowlitz Indian Tribe.

February 6, 2021, 5:56am Community

The Ridgefield Police Department received a $70,000 grant for a new patrol vehicle from the Cowlitz Indian Tribe. Read story

Ridgefield High School cheerleaders play ‘yard sign tag’ during pandemic

February 6, 2021, 5:55am Community

The Ridgefield High School cheerleading squad found a way to entertain themselves while stuck at home during the pandemic by playing a socially distanced game called “yard sign tag.” Read story

BRUSH PRAIRIE: The Silver Buckle Youth Equestrian Center was able to replace their old 1964 Ford tractor with a new one called Hugo, named after its &quot;first large donor who asked to be anonymous.&quot;

Silver Buckle Ranch in Brush Prairie secures funding for new tractor

BRUSH PRAIRIE: The Silver Buckle Youth Equestrian Center was able to replace their old 1964 Ford tractor with a new one called Hugo, named after its &quot;first large donor who asked to be anonymous.&quot;

February 6, 2021, 5:54am Community

After four years of fundraising, the Silver Buckle Youth Equestrian Center was able to replace its 1964 Ford tractor with a new one that they have named Hugo, after the “first large donor who asked to be anonymous.” The nonprofit used the old Ford as its “big tractor” for arena… Read story

WASHOUGAL: Alexandra Yost, the Washougal School District&#039;s first CTE professional technical assistant, former owner and chef of OurBar and member of the Washougal City Council, will help manage a CTE-operated food truck and oversee the implementation of a Green Schools Program.

Washougal schools Career and Technical Education program to offer two new hands-on projects

WASHOUGAL: Alexandra Yost, the Washougal School District&#039;s first CTE professional technical assistant, former owner and chef of OurBar and member of the Washougal City Council, will help manage a CTE-operated food truck and oversee the implementation of a Green Schools Program.

February 6, 2021, 5:54am Community

Washougal School District’s Career and Technical Education program will offer two new educational opportunities for project-based learning, overseen by Alexandra Yost, the school’s first CTE professional technical assistant. Read story

You Can Help

February 6, 2021, 5:54am Community

Clark County CASA, Court Appointed Special Advocate, is hosting multiple one-hour informational webinars for interested volunteers or community members who want to learn more about the program. Read story

CLARK COUNTY: Clark County Quilters held their 45th annual Quiltfest Northwest quilt and fiber arts show virtually between Nov. 12 and Dec. 31.

Clark County Quilters hold annual festival virtually

CLARK COUNTY: Clark County Quilters held their 45th annual Quiltfest Northwest quilt and fiber arts show virtually between Nov. 12 and Dec. 31.

January 30, 2021, 5:57am Community

Clark County Quilters held their 45th annual Quiltfest Northwest quilt and fiber arts show virtually between Nov. 12 and Dec. 31. Read story

VANCOUVER: Harold &quot;Harry&quot; R. Chaffee, 75, died at his Vancouver home on Jan. 17.

Vancouver’s ‘Candy Man’ Harry Chaffee dies

VANCOUVER: Harold &quot;Harry&quot; R. Chaffee, 75, died at his Vancouver home on Jan. 17.

January 30, 2021, 5:57am Community

Harold “Harry” R. Chaffee, 75, died at his Vancouver home on Jan. 17. Known as the “Candy Man,” Chaffee was a food broker and owned the S&L Brokerage firm in Vancouver, representing many brands of candy, including Trolli Gummi candies, Bob’s Candy Canes and the Sweets brand. Read story

Vancouver Boys & Girls Clubs partners with Comcast for free internet access

January 30, 2021, 5:55am Community

The Boys & Girls Clubs in Vancouver recently worked with Comcast to establish “Lift Zones” to help low-income families connect to the internet while students learn remotely. Read story

LAKE SHORE: Loise-Elaine Smith-Zoll decorated her home with an American Flag in honor of President Joe Biden&#039;s inauguration.

Lake Shore resident decorates home for inauguration

LAKE SHORE: Loise-Elaine Smith-Zoll decorated her home with an American Flag in honor of President Joe Biden&#039;s inauguration.

January 30, 2021, 5:55am Community

LAKE SHORE: In honor of President Joe Biden’s inauguration, Loise-Elaine Smith-Zoll decorated her Lakeview Estates home with patriotic bunting and a new American Flag. Read story