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Courtney and Ryan Self pass their toddler son, Hudson, between them at their Vancouver area home, where they run the small business HuddyBearCo. It sells clothing and toys for babies and toddlers. Hudson&rsquo;s premature birth inspired their give-back venture.

After son born prematurely, Vancouver parents start online store HuddyBearCo and donate to NICU

Courtney and Ryan Self pass their toddler son, Hudson, between them at their Vancouver area home, where they run the small business HuddyBearCo. It sells clothing and toys for babies and toddlers. Hudson&rsquo;s premature birth inspired their give-back venture.

January 9, 2024, 6:08am Business

Courtney Self and her husband were shocked when their son was born seven weeks early. Hudson, now 2½, required an extensive stay in the neonatal intensive care unit. Their experience with a preemie led them to launch an online children’s store, HuddyBearCo. Read story

Volunteers gathered at Fairway Village on Dec.

Walk & Knock celebrates a successful collection season

Volunteers gathered at Fairway Village on Dec.

January 6, 2024, 5:22am Community

FAIRWAY – Volunteers gathered at Fairway Village on Dec. 2 to participate in the annual Walk & Knock food drive. By the end of the day, they had collected about 8,000 pounds of food. Read story

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Vancouver Public Schools alters routes after buses arrived at some schools an hour late

(The Columbian files)

January 5, 2024, 6:05am Clark County News Subscriber Exclusive

Vancouver Public Schools made comprehensive changes to school bus routes across the district over the winter break, citing a need to “improve (the district’s) consistency with arrival times to school.” Read story

Michael Luyster, brother of convicted triple murderer Brent Luyster, is accused of burglarizing the Orchards home of the five family members who were killed in a December murder-suicide.

Brother of triple murderer accused of burglarizing site of murder-suicide in Orchards

Michael Luyster, brother of convicted triple murderer Brent Luyster, is accused of burglarizing the Orchards home of the five family members who were killed in a December murder-suicide.

January 4, 2024, 6:07am Clark County News

A Vancouver man is accused of burglarizing the Orchards home of the family of five killed in a December murder-suicide. Read story

U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, left, listens to Cowlitz Indian Tribe Manager Michael Watkins talk about the tribe's new mobile treatment van at the Cowlitz Indian Tribe's Vancouver clinic.

Sen. Murray tours Cowlitz Indian Tribe’s mobile medication-assisted treatment van

U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, left, listens to Cowlitz Indian Tribe Manager Michael Watkins talk about the tribe's new mobile treatment van at the Cowlitz Indian Tribe's Vancouver clinic.

January 3, 2024, 7:02pm Clark County Health

“Wow,” U.S. Sen. Patty Murray said as she walked through the Cowlitz Indian Tribe’s mobile medication-assisted treatment van Wednesday. Read story

Traffic heads south over the Fruit Valley Road railway bridge in 2019.

Road extension that would divert freight traffic off Fruit Valley ‘going to go back to the drawing board’

Traffic heads south over the Fruit Valley Road railway bridge in 2019.

January 3, 2024, 1:03pm Clark County News

The alignment of a road extension that would divert freight traffic from Fruit Valley Road is likely changing but the specifics are still up in the air. Read story

SCORE member Al Gold talks about the importance of the “elevator Pitch” to attendees of a SCORE Business Education series at the Port of Kalama. Several of the attendees completed the course and now have facilities located in the Port of Kalama’s Mountain Timber Market.

SCORE small-business mentorships streamline experience for Southwest Washington entrepreneurs

SCORE member Al Gold talks about the importance of the “elevator Pitch” to attendees of a SCORE Business Education series at the Port of Kalama. Several of the attendees completed the course and now have facilities located in the Port of Kalama’s Mountain Timber Market.

January 3, 2024, 6:08am Business

When Nancie Edwards launched her Camas business, Canine Coach, she knew she’d be connecting with SCORE. She’d heard about the organization when she was studying business management at Portland State University. Read story

The five foundresses of the Sisters of Providence Northwest mission in Washington Territory. Front row: Sister Praxedes of Providence, Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart, Sister Mary of the Precious Blood. Back row, Sister Vincent de Paul, Sister Blandine of the Holy Angels.

Sisters of Providence’s holy ground: Mother Joseph Catholic Cemetery of Vancouver final resting place for pioneering religious women

The five foundresses of the Sisters of Providence Northwest mission in Washington Territory. Front row: Sister Praxedes of Providence, Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart, Sister Mary of the Precious Blood. Back row, Sister Vincent de Paul, Sister Blandine of the Holy Angels.

January 3, 2024, 6:06am Churches & Religion

Tucked away behind Vancouver Barracks National Cemetery lies another cemetery nearly as old. In it lies the remains, not of soldiers but of pioneering women, such as Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart, who brought their Catholic faith and personal grit to Southwest Washington, influencing the greater Pacific Northwest region… Read story

The Grant Street Pier is barely visible as thick wildfire smoke continues to blanket the region in September 2020. Clark County's air quality was so bad that Vancouver&#039;s PM 2.5 pollution levels went beyond the index used to rate air quality.

Vancouver among 16 communities most impacted by air pollution, according to new state report

The Grant Street Pier is barely visible as thick wildfire smoke continues to blanket the region in September 2020. Clark County's air quality was so bad that Vancouver&#039;s PM 2.5 pollution levels went beyond the index used to rate air quality.

January 2, 2024, 6:36pm Clark County Health

Vancouver residents are more likely than those in most places around Washington to become seriously ill from air pollution, according to a new state report. Read story

iUrban Teen has started an eight-month endeavor to alleviate food insecurity in Vancouver. An anticipated 200 families will receive fresh food boxes because of the Food for Good initiative &mdash; made possible through partnerships with community nonprofits and businesses.

Nonprofit iUrban Teen targets food insecurity in Vancouver with Food for Good program

iUrban Teen has started an eight-month endeavor to alleviate food insecurity in Vancouver. An anticipated 200 families will receive fresh food boxes because of the Food for Good initiative &mdash; made possible through partnerships with community nonprofits and businesses.

January 2, 2024, 6:08am Clark County Health

iUrban Teen has begun an eight-month endeavor that aims to alleviate food insecurity in Vancouver. Read story