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Pleasant Valley School’s campus sees community identity live on through a wood carving of the school mascot, Buddy the Beaver.
When the campus opened in 1976, two red oak trees stood in …
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Discussions about out-of-state plates among Battle Ground residents has shifted toward talk of implementing traffic cameras in school zones.
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A single-vehicle crash off of state Route 503 left a 19-year-old motorist dead after going off the road, police say.
At about 8:45 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 23, the Washington State Patrol reported …
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The end of monthslong negotiations on a new contract for Battle Ground Public Schools teachers is in sight, as the district announced it and the teachers union had reached a tentative agreement Sept. …
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The union representing Larch prison workers filed a lawsuit against the state Department of Corrections in Clark County Superior Court earlier this month over the imminent closure of Larch …
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The waning crescent moon is seen glowing behind the clouds from Prairie High School on Thursday, Sept. 21. The glow of the Sagittarius moon remained orange throughout the night.
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The Birdfest and Bluegrass Festival is an effort to bring awareness to the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge by both the Friends of Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge and the City of Ridgefield.
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The Clark County Council is seeking applicants for two seats on the five-member Clark County Law and Justice Council.
The Law and Justice Council is established by law to help coordinate …
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9/25/23
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Clark County health officials are not providing regular updates on COVID-19 activity in the county, which they have made for more than two years, following a change in the Washington State Department …
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Clark County Fire District 3 Chief Scott Sorenson wants to hear from residents about why they did not support a levy “lid lift” in August.
Clark County Fire District 3 ran a vote to …
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Clark County Interim Fire Marshal Curtis Eavenson announced last week he has lifted the ban on recreational fires in unincorporated Clark County as of Saturday, Sept. 23 due to cooler temperatures …
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9/25/23
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The potential for retail cannabis sales allowed under Woodland city code is once again under consideration, with some city councilors seeking comment from residents on whether or not they would …
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On Friday, Sept. 22, the dragon boat charity organization Paddle For Life presented the Catch-22 Breast Cancer Survivors Dragon Boat Team with an $8,000 check from a boat race fundraiser held in …
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9/25/23
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Four Democrats in Congress last week introduced the Agricultural Right to Repair Act to increase the ability of farmers to fix their own belongings.
Currently, some manufacturers of agricultural …
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9/25/23
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Local efforts to improve the habitat for threatened and endangered salmon species will have state-level support as more than $1 million in grants across five projects was announced last week.
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A hallmark of Evergreen State finances, the meeting of the Southwest Washington Chapter of Credit Unions involving state legislators Thursday evening didn’t lead to any groundbreaking ideas.
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The Vancouver Police Department and the Clark County Sheriff’s Office have seen recent spikes in thefts of Kia’s and Hyundai’s over the past several weeks.
Most of the suspects …
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9/25/23
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The Washington Energy Code Council has removed a mandate for heat pumps in new houses and apartments, though the delayed update still maintains certain regulations that building industry advocates …
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An innovative legal effort has enabled Washington to recover $42 million originally paid out in fraudulent unemployment claims during the COVID-19 pandemic, state Attorney General Bob Ferguson …
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