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Harney Heights: Youth and adults gathered in Vancouver in late September for the first-ever Youth Explosion hosted by the Community A.M.E.

Youth Explosion hosted by Community A.M.E. Zion Church

Harney Heights: Youth and adults gathered in Vancouver in late September for the first-ever Youth Explosion hosted by the Community A.M.E.

October 16, 2012, 5:00pm Truckies

Harney Heights -- Youth and adults from across Oregon and Washington gathered on the weekend of Sept. 21 at the Community A.M.E. Zion Church on East 13th Street for the first-ever Youth Explosion. The theme was "I'm Goin' In: Committing to Living Deeply in Christ." There were prophesies, healings, discussions,… Read story

Ogden: Teddy, left and George Kinerk and their mother, Holly Kinerk, walked to Peter S. Ogden Elementary's Walk to School event on Oct.

‘Walk to School’ event promotes safety

Ogden: Teddy, left and George Kinerk and their mother, Holly Kinerk, walked to Peter S. Ogden Elementary's Walk to School event on Oct.

October 16, 2012, 5:00pm Truckies

Ogden -- To celebrate Walk to School Month and increase awareness and excitement for Safe Routes to School, Peter S. Ogden Elementary held a "Walk to School" event on Oct. 11. More than 200 participants walked or bicycled to school for the one-day event. Community partners including Clark County Public… Read story

Cascade Park: Jennifer Baker and Peggy, her new guide dog, are at home in Vancouver after training together for two weeks at Guide Dogs of the Desert.

Guide dog graduates training

Cascade Park: Jennifer Baker and Peggy, her new guide dog, are at home in Vancouver after training together for two weeks at Guide Dogs of the Desert.

October 16, 2012, 5:00pm Truckies

Cascade Park -- Vancouver resident Jennifer Baker and Peggy, a female golden retriever, crossed the stage during the graduation ceremony on Oct. 7 at Guide Dogs of the Desert, a guide dog breeding and training center near Palm Springs, Calif. Baker previously had a guide dog, so she and Peggy… Read story

Vitaliy Stepanyuk, a student at Clark College, talks with Cetara Davis, also a student at Clark College, on Tuesday, about differences of opinion after a forum discussing a Camas couple who hung an empty chair symbolizing President Barrack Obama from a tree in their yard.

Recent ‘chair lynching’ brings up painful memories for some

Vitaliy Stepanyuk, a student at Clark College, talks with Cetara Davis, also a student at Clark College, on Tuesday, about differences of opinion after a forum discussing a Camas couple who hung an empty chair symbolizing President Barrack Obama from a tree in their yard.

October 8, 2012, 5:00pm Clark County News

The three-legged chair hung from a tree in Camas to protest President Barack Obama has stirred up fear and painful family memories for Camas resident Debi Jenkins. Read story

New floors and furnishings are among some of the updates to Westfield Vancouver mall, which has undergone a multimillion-dollar remodel.

Westfield Vancouver mall energized by makeover

New floors and furnishings are among some of the updates to Westfield Vancouver mall, which has undergone a multimillion-dollar remodel.

October 8, 2012, 5:00pm Business

Get ready, Clark County shoppers. Westfield Vancouver mall will hold a grand re-opening later this month that you just might want to take in. Read story

New officers elected in North Garrison Heights

October 2, 2012, 5:00pm Truckies

North Garrison Heights -- Sometimes, neighborhood groups have a difficult time getting people to volunteer. Other times, new crops of leaders are ready to stand up and take charge. "We were greatly concerned that our association would go dormant due to lack of officers," says the latest newsletter from the… Read story

Robert Holcomb 
 The moves, the partner and the feather boa all helped Ed Barnes rock the Dancing With the Local Stars competition, a fundraiser for the Fort Vancouver National Trust, Sept. 15 at Pearson Air Museum in Vancouver.

Local ‘stars’ dance for fort trust

Robert Holcomb 
 The moves, the partner and the feather boa all helped Ed Barnes rock the Dancing With the Local Stars competition, a fundraiser for the Fort Vancouver National Trust, Sept. 15 at Pearson Air Museum in Vancouver.

October 2, 2012, 5:00pm Truckies

Hudson's Bay -- Lawyers might not be beloved in general, but local attorney Steve Horenstein was plenty popular at the Dancing With the Local Stars competition Sept. 15 at Pearson Air Museum in Vancouver. The fundraising event was attended by nearly 400 people and raised $115,000 for the Fort Vancouver… Read story

Van Mall: Helen Darden, left, celebrated her 105th birthday Sept. 24 with Cleda Abourezk, 101; and Sid Fink, 98, who all live at Van Mall Retirement and Assisted Living Community.

Van Mall resident celebrates 105th birthday

Van Mall: Helen Darden, left, celebrated her 105th birthday Sept. 24 with Cleda Abourezk, 101; and Sid Fink, 98, who all live at Van Mall Retirement and Assisted Living Community.

October 2, 2012, 5:00pm Truckies

Van Mall -- Helen Darden celebrated her 105th birthday Sept. 24 at Van Mall Retirement and Assisted Living Community, where a cake and 105 yellow carnations set a festive mood. Helen has three grandchildren, three half-grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. She fondly recalls living in Yakima with her son, Dennis, and… Read story

Rose Village residents Joel and Melissa Dodge say the St. Johns interchange project has had an adverse effect on their son Dylan, 6, who is autistic. Also pictured in their younger son, Lucas, 19 months.

Offramp leads to frustration for family

Rose Village residents Joel and Melissa Dodge say the St. Johns interchange project has had an adverse effect on their son Dylan, 6, who is autistic. Also pictured in their younger son, Lucas, 19 months.

September 25, 2012, 5:00pm Community

Dylan Dodge is an active 6-year-old boy who likes playing in his backyard. But the backyard of his family's home is no longer a safe haven. Read story

Police remind residents to lock doors, windows in wake of Ellsworth area prowls

September 25, 2012, 5:00pm Truckies

Ellsworth Springs -- Police are reminding residents to be mindful of open windows and sliding glass doors after two burglaries in Ellsworth Springs area apartments on Sept. 17. In one case, a woman spotted a shadowy figure on her porch around 10 p.m., said Kim Kapp, Vancouver Police spokeswoman. The… Read story