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Michelle Collins jogs with her Labradors, 2-year-old Ellie and 1-year-old Sage,on a new nature trail June 7 west of Vancouver Lake. Volunteers from the Washington Trails Association and Clark County completed the 2.5-mile roundtrip trail in February.

Beating a path to Vancouver Lake Trail

Michelle Collins jogs with her Labradors, 2-year-old Ellie and 1-year-old Sage,on a new nature trail June 7 west of Vancouver Lake. Volunteers from the Washington Trails Association and Clark County completed the 2.5-mile roundtrip trail in February.

June 22, 2016, 6:01am Clark County Life

On an unseasonably warm June morning, 38-year-old Matthew Ellis could be found running through a cottonwood forest just west of Vancouver Lake. Read story

Some of the food collected during a monthlong drive by Windermere Stellar real estate agents, who also served food at all Meals on Wheels locations in the county as part of their Community Service Day.

Real estate brokers collect, serve food to families in need

Some of the food collected during a monthlong drive by Windermere Stellar real estate agents, who also served food at all Meals on Wheels locations in the county as part of their Community Service Day.

June 22, 2016, 5:55am Community

Employees of Windermere Stellar fed a few local populations in need last month. Read story

About 21,000 square feet in the two-story Artillery Barracks is being converted into office space. It is one of four former Army structures being renovated on West Barracks property now owned by the city of Vancouver.

Projects breathe new life into Barracks

About 21,000 square feet in the two-story Artillery Barracks is being converted into office space. It is one of four former Army structures being renovated on West Barracks property now owned by the city of Vancouver.

June 19, 2016, 6:05am Business

A year from now, people will be living in a historic setting, in a dozen apartments that are new yet still retain elements of their 1887 origins. Read story

Rodney Franck is taken into custody Friday after being charged in Clark County Superior Court with second-degree murder. Franck, and a co-defendant, allegedly assaulted a man in April 2015, leaving the victim in a coma for more than a year. The victim, 55-year-old Chris Brewster, died June 7.

Former Vancouver man charged with murder

Rodney Franck is taken into custody Friday after being charged in Clark County Superior Court with second-degree murder. Franck, and a co-defendant, allegedly assaulted a man in April 2015, leaving the victim in a coma for more than a year. The victim, 55-year-old Chris Brewster, died June 7.

June 17, 2016, 1:09pm Clark County News

One of two men accused of beating a man during an argument over a cigarette, leaving the victim in a coma for more than a year, is now charged with murder. The victim, 55-year-old Chris Brewster, died June 7. Read story

Meagan Huff, left, and curator Theresa Langford look through a log book for an appropriate page to display in the new Pearson Air Museum exhibit highlighting the 1937 Chkalov flight.

New exhibit at Pearson museum fetes transpolar flight

Meagan Huff, left, and curator Theresa Langford look through a log book for an appropriate page to display in the new Pearson Air Museum exhibit highlighting the 1937 Chkalov flight.

June 17, 2016, 5:59am Clark County Life

New perspectives on the Chkalov flight will make their public debut at 10 a.m. Saturday, when the community marks the 79th anniversary of the aviation milestone. Read story

Torque Coffee Roasters owner Ryan Palmer, pictured in the cafe&#039;s former location on Columbia Street, racked up a debt of unpaid loans and back rent for his business that two lawsuits put at more than $90,000.

Lawsuits seek thousands from Torque Coffee

Torque Coffee Roasters owner Ryan Palmer, pictured in the cafe&#039;s former location on Columbia Street, racked up a debt of unpaid loans and back rent for his business that two lawsuits put at more than $90,000.

June 15, 2016, 5:34pm Business

Torque Coffee Roasters is no more, but it left behind debts piled up like used coffee grounds getting cold. Read story

Casey Kramer plays disc golf at Leverich Park in Vancouver. A plan to build another course in Vancouver, at Frenchman&#039;s Bar Park, has been put on hold.

Plans for Frenchman’s Bar Park disc golf course on hold

Casey Kramer plays disc golf at Leverich Park in Vancouver. A plan to build another course in Vancouver, at Frenchman&#039;s Bar Park, has been put on hold.

June 15, 2016, 6:05am Clark County Life

One of the county's justifications for building a disc golf course at Frenchman's Bar Park stems from the popularity of the course at Leverich Park. Read story

Shumway: Miss Clark County&#039;s Outstanding Teen Anna Countryman earned the Non-Finalist Talent and Hope for Tomorrow Monitoring Award at Miss Washington&#039;s Outstanding Teen competition for her tap-dancing routine.

Miss Clark County Teen wins award at state pageant

Shumway: Miss Clark County&#039;s Outstanding Teen Anna Countryman earned the Non-Finalist Talent and Hope for Tomorrow Monitoring Award at Miss Washington&#039;s Outstanding Teen competition for her tap-dancing routine.

June 15, 2016, 5:55am Community

Miss Clark County’s Outstanding Teen Anna Countryman, 16, won the Non-Finalist Talent and Hope for Tomorrow Monitoring Award at Miss Washington’s Outstanding Teen competition last month in Burien. Read story

Painter Robert Hope stands with his painting of late legend Ali.

Local gallery displays Ali painting

Painter Robert Hope stands with his painting of late legend Ali.

June 15, 2016, 5:55am Community

To honor the life of Muhammad Ali, Gallery 360 is displaying a photo of the legendary boxer and activist painted by Robert Hope. Read story

Police cars block an SUV apparently driven by a bank robbery suspect at the intersection of Northeast 10th Avenue and 219th Street. The suspect was reported to have been shot.

Downtown bank robbery pursuit ends with shooting

Police cars block an SUV apparently driven by a bank robbery suspect at the intersection of Northeast 10th Avenue and 219th Street. The suspect was reported to have been shot.

June 13, 2016, 2:36pm Clark County News

A man sought in a Vancouver bank robbery on Monday later exchanged gunfire with a sheriff’s deputy west of Battle Ground and was injured, according to police. Read story