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Tattooist-turned-potter Bradley Macom works on a vessel at his Vancouver studio. His arresting work combines ancient forms of Greek pottery with contemporary tattoo art.

Tattoo artist Bradley Macom throws ceramics into the mix

July 6, 2024, 6:13am Clark County Life

What does a tattoo have in common with classic Greek pottery? Read story

Attic Gallery had planned to close, but will stay open in a portion of its former space.

Attic Gallery in Camas will stay open after announcing closure earlier this year

July 4, 2024, 6:05am Clark County Life Subscriber Exclusive

In March, owners of the Attic Gallery in downtown Camas announced its closure at the end of April. Now there’s a surprise twist: The gallery will not close after all but will remain open, occupying a portion of its original space on Cedar Street in downtown Camas. Read story

Ridgefield High School cheerleaders, in blue, lead other cheerleaders in a dance during Ridgefield's annual Fourth of July parade in 2023.

Try this: Ridgefield Fourth of July Parade, fun at the Fort, Sunday Sounds concert

July 4, 2024, 6:00am Clark County Life

Five things to do this week Read story

Call for artists: Artstra needs poems for Poetry Moves program

July 3, 2024, 6:10am Clark County Life Free

Poets of all ages and experience are encouraged to submit poems for the Poetry Moves program, a partnership between Artstra and C-Tran. Read story

Eden Wade arranges books on a display. Her bookstore, Autumn Leaf Books, is the latest of six Clark County stores to open since 2021.

Paging all book lovers: Independent bookstores are thriving in Clark County

June 29, 2024, 6:13am Business Subscriber Exclusive

Six independent bookstores have opened in Clark County since 2021, tapping into a national trend that a 2022 New York Times article described as “booming.” The Associated Press reports there are currently 2,433 independent bookstores in the U.S., twice as many as in 2016, and 190 more stores are slated… Read story

Find hidden stories of familiar grounds with Fort Vancouver’s self-guided tour

The Vancouver Barracks bandstand is one of the landmarks on the new National Park Service free, self-guided cellphone tour.

Fort Vancouver National Historic Site’s parade grounds hold special significance in the region’s history. Its verdant, treeless expanse and gentle southward slope make it one of Vancouver’s best vantage points. It’s easy to wonder about the generations who have been here before us, gazing upon the same landmarks and geographical… Read story

Hasselback not hassle-free; twist on sweet potatoes not worth it

Hasselback sweet potatoes: just slice, drizzle and bake! How hard can that be? Harder than you think.

Our daughter will be home from college in just a few weeks. I’m amazed that time has flown by so quickly. I’m doubly amazed at how she’s grown from someone who couldn’t pick a sock up off the floor to someone who goes grocery shopping and makes her own dinner… Read story

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Tattoo artist Bradley Macom throws ceramics into the mix

Attic Gallery in Camas will stay open after announcing closure earlier this year

Try this: Ridgefield Fourth of July Parade, fun at the Fort, Sunday Sounds concert

Call for artists: Artstra needs poems for Poetry Moves program

Paging all book lovers: Independent bookstores are thriving in Clark County

Try this: Camas car show, walking tour, rose show

Find hidden stories of familiar grounds with Fort Vancouver’s self-guided tour

Try This: Solstice celebration; Women Drum Circle; Pride block party

Try This: Juneteenth, Bikes and Brisket, car shows

Hasselback not hassle-free; twist on sweet potatoes not worth it

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