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February 26, 2014, 4:00pm Clark County News

Items about a deer hunting seminar at the Vancouver Wildlife League meeting, the Ducks Unlimited banquet in Ridgefield and a seminar on using herring for spring chinook salmon Read story

Members of Columbia River's band are reflected in sophomore Michael Hall's sousaphone before the start of the 48th annual Hazel Dell Parade of Bands in 2012.

Alumni sought as Parade of Bands turns 50

February 25, 2014, 4:00pm Clark County News

In 1964, only nine bands signed up to play to a crowd of about 8,000 at the first Hazel Dell Parade of Bands. Read story

Stephen Solovitz, a mechanical engineering instructor at Washington State University Vancouver, manages a small-scale wind farm recently installed on campus.

Wind turbines propel learning at WSUV

February 25, 2014, 4:00pm Clark County News

Thirty feet above the ground, the blades of five wind turbines rotated Tuesday as a slight breeze wafted through a field on the eastern border of the Washington State University Vancouver campus. Read story

Washington State University Vancouver: "Scraps of Dottie" by Noelle Pflanz, a Washington State University student, is one of many student pieces displayed in the "Relatively Flat" art show, up until April 15 at Washington State University Vancouver.

Student art on display at WSUV

February 24, 2014, 4:00pm Schools

Washington State University Vancouver -- Fine arts students from Washington State and Portland State universities are sharing exhibit space in Vancouver during a collaborative art show meant to bolster the artistic community. The "Relatively Flat" art show at Washington State University Vancouver's Dengerink Administration Building gallery is up until April… Read story

Free help for parents of special-needs children

February 24, 2014, 4:00pm Clark County News

Parents of children with any type of special needs are invited to a free four-lecture series called "The Power of Potential." The lectures will take place monthly, and the first one is set for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in Salmon Creek. Read story