Mayor McEnerny-Ogle of Vancouver, Mayor Coston of Washougal and Vancouver Councilmember Stober were among those recognized for their support More than 65 community [...]
The 1-2-3 Grow and Learn Program at Hathaway Elementary School in Washougal has come to a close for the 2017-18 school year. The program is sponsored by [...]
As the school year comes to a close, many seniors—especially those who aren’t planning on attending college—are grappling with that all-consuming question: what now? “A [...]
On Saturday, 1,451 Clark and Skamania County residents dropped off a total of 4,683 pounds of unused and unwanted prescription and over-the-counter medications with local [...]
The Prevent Coalition made youth opioid use the focus of its spring meeting, and hosted a free public forum on the topic on April 19, [...]
Governor Jay Inslee and his wife Trudy visited with school, business and community leaders to learn more about the Southwest Washington STEM Network, a transformative [...]
Kaiser Permanente Northwest has awarded more than $1 million in grants to seven local organizations, to help stem the tide of chronic absenteeism in Washington [...]
Washougal, WA -- A partnership with Washougal Community Library and the Washougal School District is helping to bring words such as circuit, conductor and electricity [...]
by Becky Williams, 4th Grade Teacher The classroom newspaper project idea began last year when I was visiting on the sidelines of a soccer game [...]
Lyle Alumnus Robert Halverson, Class of 1960, has announced a gift of $35,000 to the Lyle School District in order to provide scholarships to graduating [...]
Community members and dignitaries joined Lyle’s secondary students on December 15, 2017 to dedicate the school’s new weight room, officially commemorating it as the George [...]
On Saturday October 28th, 1,165 Clark County residents dropped off a total of 3,549 pounds of unused and unwanted medications with local law enforcement officers [...]
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