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Orchards, Sifton & Brush Prairie

Local Jackson’s store tops state donations to fight domestic violence

March 6, 2011, 12:00am Community

GREEN MEADOWS -- Customers of the Jackson's Food Store at 8515 S.E. Andresen Road made a big contribution to the fight against domestic violence during the holiday season. They bought 1,122 "doves for peace" at $1 each. Corporate CEO John Jackson matched their donations dollar for dollar, making the total… Read story

Val Martinez, Krispy Kreme general manager, left, helps Harold Franklin and his family celebrate Franklin's retirement after 7 years at the doughnut shop.

Retiring Krispy Kreme employee leaves a hole

Val Martinez, Krispy Kreme general manager, left, helps Harold Franklin and his family celebrate Franklin's retirement after 7 years at the doughnut shop.

February 11, 2011, 12:00am Community

Sunnyside -- Those who might have been on tour at the Hazel Dell Krispy Kreme might remember Harold Franklin for his chants of "Krispy Kreme -- Hot Doughnuts." Franklin, who retired from the store Jan. 12, will be missed. He was one of the first employees hired when the doughnut… Read story

Vancouver Rifle and Pistol Club has recently made changes to decrease the lead exposure to shooters.

Lead exposure risk drops at indoor shooting range

Vancouver Rifle and Pistol Club has recently made changes to decrease the lead exposure to shooters.

February 10, 2011, 12:00am Clark County News

The Vancouver Rifle and Pistol Club has made significant improvements to adequately address concerns about lead exposure at the indoor shooting range, according to Clark County Public Health. Last April, the county health department advised parents to not let children go to the Orchards-area club until the club improved its… Read story

Grant would reopen Vancouver fire station, with strings attached

February 8, 2011, 12:00am Clark County News

Vancouver is poised to accept a federal grant that would reopen Fire Station 6, but the city council found out on Monday that no firehouse is free. Read story

Firefighters examine the chimney area of a Sunnyside neighborhood home that caught fire this morning.

Fire damages hospice patient’s home

Firefighters examine the chimney area of a Sunnyside neighborhood home that caught fire this morning.

February 4, 2011, 12:00am Clark County News

Vancouver firefighters helped evacuate a hospice patient from a home in the Sunnyside neighborhood before smothering a small fire that originated in the fireplace and chimney. Read story

Garry Brown stands in front of the historical mural at Orchards Plaza.

Orchards Plaza, with its quaint mural, falls into disuse

Garry Brown stands in front of the historical mural at Orchards Plaza.

January 26, 2011, 12:00am Community

What time is it, over in Orchards? When a Columbian reporter swung by on a recent lunch hour, the impressive wrought-iron quadruple-faced timepiece at the very visible corner of Fourth Plain and Covington roads said: 11:56, 12:04, 7:38 and 11:55. Read story

Rocksolid Teen Center gets new wheels

January 14, 2011, 12:00am Community

BRUSH PRAIRIE -- North Clark County students have a better way to travel, thanks to Keller Williams Real Estate agents. Rocksolid Community Teen Center in Brush Prairie was chosen to be the recipient of Keller Williams' RED (Renew, Energize and Donate) Day Charity event this year. The agents raised $5,000… Read story

Dance teacher wins regional award

January 14, 2011, 12:00am Community

SIFTON -- Kimberleigh Anderson of Heritage High School has been named the regional dance educator of the year by the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD). She is now one of five teachers in the United States to be in the running for National Dance Teacher… Read story

Everybody has a story: Portland: Home sweet, very weird, home

January 12, 2011, 12:00am Community

Flying home from Kansas, we had a layover in Salt Lake City. When I said I was on my way to Portland, the lady said, "Go to Gate 20B." I knew I was getting close when I saw a man with a long gray ponytail standing next to a young… Read story

Renee Williams walks around a 100-foot Douglas fir tree Friday at her home in Brush Prairie.

Heavy-duty rain expected this weekend

Renee Williams walks around a 100-foot Douglas fir tree Friday at her home in Brush Prairie.

December 11, 2010, 12:00am Clark County News

No one has to use the adage "when it rains, it pours" in the company of Reginald Humphrey -- he knows. A veteran of the Vietnam War, Humphrey, 60, was fitted two weeks ago with a prosthesis at the Vancouver Veterans Affairs Medical Center after doctors twice amputated his right… Read story