Vancouver, WA News

• Vancouver, WA News
• Run Like a Girl helps women step toward health, housing
• Jury acquits couple in 'caged kids' trial
• Yacolt marks spot for books
• Campaign trail: 17th District Position 1 House race
• Dealer gets 10 years for man's heroin overdose
• Two local men seriously injured in Oregon ATV crash
• Crash blocks Mill Plain in front of Southwest Medical Center
• Gas prices continue their climb in Vancouver
• UPDATE: Sen. Zarelli will resign effective Thursday
• County adopts new standards for private bridges
• Boy, 13, missing on Columbia named as search continues
• Sheriff's office: Attempt to stop alleged DUI driver ends with I-5 crash
• Volunteers to play big role in Ore. tsunami debris
• Death notice
• Fire District 6 hosts open house Saturday
• Fire District 3 open house set for Saturday
• Weather Eye: June weather expected to be like May's: cool, cloudy and damp
• Vancouver Memorial Day ceremony pays tribute to region's war dead
• SWAT team finds suspect dead in his apartment
• A bittersweet day at Vancouver Barracks
• Washougal ponders life after Councilman Jon Russell
• Zarelli's departure alters 18th races
• Teen presumed dead in Columbia River boating accident
• Volcano scientists return from Colombia
• Merchant Marine memorial to be dedicated Wednesday
• Off Beat: Land dispute blamed for ghostly Slocum House events
• Cemetery cleanup a family thing for couple
• St. Luke's church celebrates 152 years by revisiting bygone era
• Local observances set for Memorial Day
• Camas doctor earns her stripes
• Camas woman determined to complete tough weight-loss journey
• Mount Pleasant district deals with theft charge against school bus driver, cover-up claims
• Memorial Day closures
• Horror of heroin descends on Clark County
• Families welcome at fire station open house
• Weather Eye: Thunderstorm was something to write home about
• Holiday closures: Memorial Day
• Less lightning, more rain for Vancouver in encore thunderstorm
• Search never ends after a child goes missing
• Mock crash planned to warn of teen drinking
• Trust will report on Post Hospital plans
• Farmers Market will be open on Memorial Day
• Military couple's struggles proviled on CBS Evening News
• Eyes on the future, heads in the clouds at Pearson Open Cockpit Day
• Barracks to muster out of Army
• Live in Clark County, save on prescription drugs
• E-books now e-vailable
• Press Talk: Math class is now in session
• Battle Ground woman's death still puzzling
• Clark-Skamania drug task force loses detective, gets new name
• Vital statistics
• Students get an electrifying lesson with fish
• Suspects in Hazel Dell burglaries arrested
• Vancouver father defends lockup of autistic boys
• Storm sweeping through Clark County
• UPDATE: Herrera Beutler's campaign kickoff draws 300 guests, 70 protesters
• Defendant justifies cage-like door
• Police identify body found in Columbia River as man who fell from Christmas ship
• Press Talk: Math class is now in session
• Correction: Dozer Day
• Interstate 5 Bridge trunnion old, but still carrying weight
• Boy goes from 'chief for a day' to ribbon-cutter
• Memorial Day events honor soldiers, history
• Woodland casino revenues fall short
• Medicaid coverage deemed inadequate
• Experts explore teen addiction at seminar
• Live chat transcript: Transportation departments
• Fire-damaged Vancouver restaurant to reopen Friday
• $2,700 restitution in Woodland bulldog ransom case
• Defense begins in child-imprisonment trial
• UPDATE: Police arrest three men on suspected drug offenses
• Gates Foundation gives $700,000 to Vancouver philanthropic clearinghouse
• Cowlitz coroner identifies man killed in Woodland mowing accident
• Open Cockpit event set for Saturday at Pearson
• Hospital's Healthy Kids Fair to include farmers market
• Bank offers shredding service at June events
• Southbound I-5 Bridge to close overnight Thursday, Friday
• Correction: Land sale
• Vital Statistics
• Weather Eye: Holiday weekend will start out nice, then get iffy
• Small Acreage Program plans horse stable tour
• Hudson's Bay counselor wins education award
• Car discovered on fire near Yacolt
• Scammers target job-seekers
• Herrera Beutler job fair draws 850
• Taking out the trash
• Railroad berm work restores view
• Utility opens offensive against knotweed
• Groups to protest outside Herrera Beutler campaign event Friday
• Battle Ground schools ask to use leftover money for fixes
• Bicyclist, 47, dies of injuries sustained in April crash in Hazel Dell
• Hospital to host healthy kids fair
• Son, 10, of defendant takes stand in child imprisonment trial
• Errant squirrel blamed for power outage in east Vancouver
• Clark County Historical Museum offers building tours
• Volunteers called to battle weeds Saturday
• Sherwood neighborhood group coming back to life
• Heat-Moon spotlighted at historical dinner
• Southbound I-5 bridge closing 3 more nights
• Local students win National Merit Scholarships
• Campaign Trail
• Coffee shop a west-side hub
• Quilters support child abuse victims
• Bigfoot doesn’t put off little kids
• Farmers market kick-off event set
• Cascade Middle students test water at Burnt Bridge Creek
• Rotary awards $78,000 to local students
• Vancouver firm donates promo video to Open House shelter
• Battle Ground musicians take top honors
• ‘Walking school bus’ hits its stride
• Red Cross presents honors
• Dancing for disability support
• Police investigate theft of marijuana plants
• Vancouver student poet's work honored
• Standing up for farming, in a field of varying views
• Probation violations will result in 'swift and certain' penalties
• Barracks hospital on endangered properties list
• Autistic boys never let out of room, relative says
• Washougal councilman announces plans to resign
• Elder task force joins Human Services Council
• Sheriff's deputies investigate suspicious device at gas station
• Overturned semi slows traffic on Highway 14
• Vital Statistics
• Send us your photos of Dad
• Fort teacher-librarian earns Fulbright Award
• Weather Eye: The rain is back, and will be cooling down our week
• Correction
• Council approves 4th Plain bus plan
• Vancouver mulls tax to fund parks
• Voters might be asked to approve light rail head tax
• Flames destroy vacant home north of Battle Ground
• 05/21/2012) By any "Independent" standard, these student journalists excelled
• Firefighters to host volunteer open house
• Trial opens for Vancouver couple accused of imprisoning boys
• Hearings set on Battle Ground schools bond money
• Clues sought in Battle Ground woman's death
• Wheezers and sneezers
• State auditor: Evergreen schools didn't properly verify income of lunch program applicants
• UPDATE: Vancouver police arrest wanted sex offender
• Two-alarm fire damages landmark restaurant
• Fort Vancouver is hub for free passes for military families
• Interstate 5 Bridge closure planned tonight
• Firefighters extinguish car fire north of Hockinson
• Off Beat: Kiggins usherette had to put on a happy face
• Kids dig Dozer Day
• Battle Buddies dogs help veterans heal
• Felida couple face punishment for good intentions
• Support grows for bra collection effort
• Advocates say consuming placenta after birth promotes moms' well-being
• I-5 Bridge closure set for tonight
• Funding basic ed isn’t so basic
• Weather Eye: Here come the clouds, cooler days and threats of showers
• Free CPR class offered May 24
• Journalists take note of Columbian
• Packing the pit at Dozer Day
• Memorable march in Hazel Dell
• County remembers the military on Armed Forces Day
• Republican warehouseman joins race for House seat
• Washougal man critically hurt in car-bike crash in Oregon
• Woodland man dies in mowing accident
• Press Talk: How's that user-fee concept working for ya?
• Evergreen students honored for academics
• 'Idol' singer to kick off morning charity walk
• Repaving to resume on eight-mile stretch of I-5
• AAUW chapters recognize young women scholars
• Burlington Environmental plans port building
• Correction
• Vital Statistics
• Bike Clark County pedals safety message to schools
• Vancouver man arrested in international drug investigation
• Bail set at $200,000 for former bookkeeper in embezzlement case
• Gregoire visits Vancouver, discusses her faith
• Man accused of raping women at YWCA shelter
• Teen addiction expert to speak in Vancouver
• Family events mark Armed Forces Day
• TV show on local child sex-trafficking to air
• Registration on for Skills Center classes
• All star concert to benefit OHSU, local cancer patient
• Missing Vancouver man, 66, found dead
• Southbound I-5 Bridge to close Saturday night
• Volunteers to replant freeway welcome sign
• Oregon Zoo implements tobacco-free policy
• Click it or Ticket patrols start next week
• Vital statistics
• La Center approves major upgrade at Holley Park
• Wylie tapped for joint higher education panel
• Hazel Dell tradition marches on
• Mount St. Helens monument gets new life
• 05/17/2012) What's happening at Clark Today? Get ready to find out.
• Event gives blind students rare chance to run without aid
• Two file for positions in the 49th District
• Dozen stormwater projects to split $5.7M in Ecology grants
• Friday is final day of candidate filing week
• Clark County honors fallen officers at annual ceremony
• Imprisonment trial set to begin Monday
• Live chat with transportation departments set for May 24
• Gas leak closes I-5 Ridgefield interchange, businesses
• Police looking for man, 66, missing since May 11
• Ridgefield School District to hold construction open house
• Jury selection under way in child imprisonment trial
• Share wins state award for backpack program
• Fire burns house near Fourth Plain
• Weather Eye: It won’t rain on our Hazel Dell Parade of Bands
• Campaign trail
• Parade of Bands: Even without ‘fix-it guy,’ bands will play on
• Vital Statistics
• Ridgefield's city clerk takes Battle Ground job
• Local events mark Armed Forces Day
• Home invasion robbery leads to marijuana raid
• Seven more candidates file for elective office
• C-Tran replaces faulty tires
• Animal cruelty laws are tightened
• Commissioners look to eliminate C-Tran bloc veto
• The Slocum House ghost story gets airing on TV show
• Information on out-of-town graduates sought
• Boy with cancer named 'Chief for a Day'
• UPDATE: Vancouver teen suffers fractured neck in I-5 crash
• Federal agents serve search warrant in Orchards area
• Sheriff's office asks for help finding missing man, 75
• Correction: Gas prices
• Elections officials ship redistricting notices
• Campaign trail: Board of Clark County Commissioners, District 2
• ‘America’s Most Wanted’ hits home
• Camas Post Office remains in limbo
• Volunteers invited to plant flowers
• Students of Clark College voice coach hit the high notes
• Seasoned volunteer, 86, celebrated
• Battle Ground garden takes root
• Roosevelt students ‘walk and roll’ to school
• Fishing fest full of kids
• Clackamas deputy pleads not guilty in assault case
• State funds boost YMCA project
• Whooping cough epidemic continues
• Trial set to start for couple accused of imprisonment
• Resolution reignites Mount St. Helens debate
• Local man tries luck on ‘Wheel on Fortune’
• Local man to appear on Wednesday's Wheel of Fortune
• Crews respond to rollover accident on I-5 north near Highway 500
• Wreck injures one, temporarily blocks I-5 near Ridgefield
• PeaceHealth appeals state approval of hospice center
• Vancouver police launch new online crime map
• Weather Eye: It will be cooler, but dry spell should continue
• Vancouver’s biennial budget foresees no layoffs
• Not 90, but close
• Woman shares memories of opening night at Kiggins
• Two men injured in boat accident out of hospital
• New lane on I-205 exit to open Tuesday
• Law enforcement memorial set Thursday
• Arbitration panel mostly denies pay hikes for C-Tran workers
• Local gas prices climb, defying national trend
• Men snatch woman's purse at Salmon Creek Fred Meyer
• Police arrest juvenile suspect in string of Carter Park fires
• Firefighters practice rope rescue at Lacamas Creek
• Vancouver man, 25, injured when car rolls on I-205
• Off Beat: Kentucky Derby founder was grandson of Clark, namesake of Lewis
• Have fun making great theater!
• Temperatures hit high for 2012 in Vancouver on Sunday
• A Mother’s Day nod to native women
• Leader of Davy Crockett cleanup honored
• Filing week begins for political hopefuls
• Clark County has its share of swing voters
• Vancouver Barracks PX still in business
• Warmest temps of the year expected Sunday
• Weather Eye: Today will help express the warmth of our love for mothers
• Worth the wait for motherhood
• Body in B.G. ditch was missing woman’s
• City tries to keep its friends close, its managers closer
• WSUV Commencement: Sharing success
• Special delivery: 60 tons of sustaining generosity
• Upgrades planned for southeast 164th Avenue
• Barn burns in rural area east of Battle Ground
• Two hurt when hit by boat on Wintler Park beach
• BG body identified as missing woman; hit-run suspected
• New life, same spectacular view at Coldwater Ridge
• Press Talk: Of legacies and why we do stories
• Zupan family donates to Legacy Emanuel
• Jazz concert to benefit Summer Sensory Camp
• Parks Foundation seeks volunteer planters
• Governor recognizes Ridgefield volunteer, 79
• Democrat Ron Barca will host two fundraising events
• Kaiser adds urgent care service on weeknights
• Vital statistics
• Correction: B.G. councilman’s business license
• I-5 Killer has Vancouver tie
• Woman in S. Oregon crash upgraded to fair condition
• Alleged indecent exposure leads to arrest
• Man pleads guilty to hit and run in death of friend
• Vancouver, police union will start mediation Monday
• Bail increased for vehicular homicide defendant
• Woman's body found near Highway 503 in Battle Ground
• Fire damages three mobile homes in Vancouver
• Live chat transcript: Vancouver-Clark Parks and Recreation director Pete Mayer
• Comcast to raise rates for basic cable service
• Climbers beware: Mount St. Helens avalanche danger high
• Highway to Mount St. Helens reopens Saturday
• Sen. Benton sets telephone town hall for May 15
• Seven early learning champions recognized
• Chelatchie Prairie Railroad pays tribute to local history, moms
• Red Robin plans restaurant at Grand Central complex
• Parks Foundation honors local boosters
• Trucker, passenger hurt in Highway 14 crash
• Vancouver man greets president in Seattle
• Brush Prairie couple take on the tax man
• Iraq War vet gets home makeover
• 05/10/2012) Neuropsychology: your brain and your behavior
• Vancouver philanthropist Ed Lynch earns Salvation Army’s top service award
• Free whooping cough vaccination clinic offered for uninsured
• Business license flap dogs Battle Ground councilman
• Lean practices paying off at Legacy Salmon Creek
• Police seek Camas child rape suspect
• Loaves & Fishes raises $187,000
• I-5 rollover slows northbound traffic near Fourth Plain
• UPDATE: Police arrest 6 after searching Hazel Dell home
• Effort to reduce early deliveries paying off
• Obama's support of gay marriage could have effect in Washington state
• Weather Eye: Sun will be bright for Mother’s Day
• Vital Statistics
• Keeping a pulse on volcanoes near, far
• Secretary forges half-century legacy
• Light-rail funding studied
• Man receives 30-year sentence for 2010 shooting
• Firefighters set up rope rescue for man who fell down incline
• Sinkhole reroutes traffic at PeaceHealth hospital
• Police detain theft suspect in Rose Village
• Military kids get colorful support
• Lelooska brings history to life
• Bank gift benefits food pantry
• Bella Vista toasts 15th year
• Students beautify park for Easter
• Women take humor to heart
• Awards for, from women presented
• Fargher Lake Grange tree sale
• Deputies stop leap off Bridge of the Gods
• Neighborhood yard sales set for Saturday
• Creating a ‘street of dreams’ on a budget
• Military enlistees saluted
• Clark jazz musicians receive awards
• Cancer patient receives support
• ‘Math is Cool’ team advances
• School nurse aids visiting baby
• Rent a garden plot in Woodland
• Battle Ground Village Outdoor Market open for season
• Evergreen band, colorguard raise $7,000
• Light-rail funding plan not settled; C-Tran fares to rise
• Vancouver woman still serious after I-5 crash
• Bicyclist’s condition improves to serious
• Community Foundation honors seasoned, new philanthropists
• Simply gorgeous film site
• Woodland City Council votes to make mayor full time
• More request whooping cough vaccinations
• Woman’s death spurs concern over crosswalks
• Live chat with parks and rec department set for Friday
• Overheating machine prompts two-alarm fire response in Fruit Valley
• Minivan flips on Mill Plain
• YWCA seeks nominees for social justice awards
• Clark County students honored by YWCA
• Summertime burn ban planned for DNR lands
• Weather Eye: County saw plenty of rainfall in April
• Correction: Cleanup costs
• Correction: Emergency notices
• Vancouver council supports bus rapid transit plan
• Herrera Beutler plans local job fair on May 23
• Clark County sees decrease in crime in 2011
• Woman Warrior Navy vet, 90, saluted
• Clark College students part of fungus-fighting effort
• Felida woman in top 10 on ‘Dr. Oz’
• Bookmobile to end Clark County service
• Nautilus reports first-quarter profit
• Three arrested after alleged robbery in Orchards
• Work continues on bell tower at Esther Short Park
• Vancouver man dies after St. Helens shooting
• Father, daughter treated for hypothermia after canoe flips
• Mail carriers to carry off food Saturday
• Off Beat: Old-school construction boosts Academy restoration
• May 12 downtown cleanup needs hundreds of volunteers
• C-Tran minivan in accident
• Lilac Days draws a crowd in Woodland
• La Center schools chief to cycle across U.S. for cause
• Local firefighters rehearse for a rescue
• Former resident of Share shelter in Orchards repays kindness
• Vancouver RVLution helps locals get, stay fit
• County at Work: Sit and Stay Pet and House Sitting Services
• B.G. photographer campaigns to help suicidal teens
• Battle Ground school students prepare 53rd annual art show
• Weather Eye: Fifth dry weekend in a row introduces a warm, dry week
• Camas runner earns invite to run on national stage
• Camas High alumna takes on Indian water pollution
• Battle Ground shoppers warming up to market
• Railway clearing route to water
• Folks without landlines may be out of loop in emergency
• Architecture degree is foundation for nonprofit
• Press Talk: Of Big John and dialogue
• Rep. Rivers tapped to help find new road funding
• 15th District telephone town hall on Thursday
• Public hearing Tuesday on private bridge rules
• Vital statistics
• Campaign Trail
• Neighbors pay respects to hit-and-run victim
• Oregon death becomes federal drug case for five
• New judge sworn in
• Motorist denies guilt in fatal 1-car crash
• Benton to seek re-election to Senate
• Retired Superior Court judge censured by state board
• UPDATE: Alternative light rail funding options may not pencil out alone
• Commissioner Mielke again tardy on property taxes
• Crews to close southbound I-5 in Portland tonight, Saturday
• Sheriff’s deputy allegedly slammed stepson’s head into wall
• Fourth Plain hit-run victim identifed
• Fort Vancouver National Trust seeks input on Post Hospital uses
• UPDATE: Firefighters douse house fire in Brush Prairie
• Woodland considers full-time mayor
• Commissioners lower hiring standard for fee waivers
• Correction: Elder Friends
• Correction: Bus Rapid Transit
• Dining Out: Atmosphere, food show Uptown class
• Legacy Emanuel seeks stories about hospital
• N.E. 88th St. upgrades topic of open house
• New service group takes shape
• Free CPR class offered for National EMS Week
• Murray, local college students talk loan debt
• Day of prayer gets extension locally
• One dead in hit-and-run crash in Vancouver
• New contractor hired to clean up Camp Bonneville
• DIY yogurt company gets boost from NPR
• Sheriff's deputy arrested on assault charge
• Woman sentenced to 68 months in man's heroin overdose death
• Fire agency settles tort claim filed by former deputy chief
• Woodland police arrest trio of burglary suspects
• Commissioner Mielke admits he forgot to pay taxes
• Man seriously injured in Highway 14 crash
• Medical examiner: Man died of smoke inhalation in Ridgefield fire
• Portland crash clogs Interstate 5 south
• Four injured in Wed. afternoon crash on Highway 503
• Whooping cough continues to spread
• Youths invited to make healthy habits videos
• Open house Wednesday on 88th Street project
• Guaranteed tuition info session set for May 8
• Weather Eye: Drier conditions coming; check out the full moon
• Drug take-back event sets local record
• Vital Statistics
• Bus rapid transit plan gets green light
• 05/02/2012) Akademgorodok, Siberia: A hotbed of education in a very cold place
• Young bicyclist died of chest, abdominal trauma
• Woman on bike collides with sheriff's car
• Vancouver man still critical after bike crash
• Camas, Washougal aim to kick weight
• Program helps seniors who need a pal
• Police search for armed robbery suspects
• Former Vancouver bookkeeper accused of stealing $500K
• Skyview High student named 2012 Presidential Scholar
• Republican lawmakers question bridge height
• Citizen committee to finalize bus rapid transit recommendation
• Family: Victim in Ridgefield-area fire had dementia
• Neighborhood flooded with feral felines
• Woman wins tour of Brazil coffee biz
• Mt. View graduate presents research
• Neighbor group aims to reactivate
• St. Joe’s plan for homeless nixed
• Loaves & Fishes raises $186,000
• Arnada prepares raised garden
• Vital statistics
• These Spudders build bridges
• Correction: Sensory camp
• Spinners take up thread of history
• Cinco de Mayo events slated at The Bedford
• Volunteers needed to spruce up sports park
• Everybody has a story: Similarity to dear old dad failed to halt romance
• Tully’s hosts couple’s wedding
• Earth Day plantings a success
• ‘Comcast Cares’ helpers pitch in
• Bridge tourney benefits scholars
• Share honors Volunteer of Year
• Students work for fish habitat
• Maintenance work set at Esther Short Park
• I-5 ramp closures planned for Salmon Creek area
• Vancouver man convicted in fatal overdose case
• Constituents question Herrera Beutler on health care, CRC
• Three arrested after attempting to steal ATM in Skamania County
• Police: Boy, 10, found on MAX train is from Vancouver
• Police: Two robbed at gunpoint outside Vancouver Safeway
• Fort Vancouver National Trust to purchase The Academy
• State loans fund water, sewer work in county
• Bus service to connect Portland, Seattle
• Weather Eye: April’s showers carry over to May
• Barracks’ founding topic of museum talk
• Window safety tips offered after tot’s fall
• Moeller to host telephone town hall Tuesday, May 1
• C-Tran near approval of 2012 fare increases
• Fatal drug overdose case goes to jury
• Police seek witnesses to bus collision that killed boy
• WSUV will give out record number of degrees May 12
• Ten years for Tommy O’s
• Great Harvest Bread Co. bakery scheduled for summer opening
• Dump truck flips on Highway 502; driver sent to hospital
• Evergreen school teams compete in National Science Bowl
• Three sent to hospital after Fourth Plain crash
• Vancouver bicyclist, 47, remains in critical condition
• Vital Statistics
• Boy’s death spurs concern over C-Tran route
• Semi spills lumber on Highway 14 in Skamania County
• 2-year-old boy falls off roof; 13-year-old rescues 18-month-old
• Vancouver Fire Department goes under microscope
• Ailing veteran’s pals ride to rescue, restore hot rod
• Home sprinklers save day in Ridgefield
• Off Beat: Teacher hits books to make first pitch
• Clark County looks to spur business development
• Boy, 11, dies after collision with C-Tran bus
• B.G. fence work breaks a gas line, causes leak
• Battle Ground Village Outdoor Market opens
• March of Dimes raises $95,000 for research
• Weather Eye: Decade-ago views on Northwest weather still hold true today
• Mountain View, Shahala teams in Science Bowl
• Group aims to mend a ripped safety net
• Students make sport of medicine
• Democratic convention prepares for ’12 vote
• Where bright ideas bloom, grow
• Boy, 11, dies after being hit by C-Tran bus
• Police release name of bicyclist injured in Friday's collision
• Press Talk: ‘We got something special going on here!’
• Bicyclist critically injured in collision with minivan
• Deliveryman describes deal for fatal heroin
• Substation fire causes power outage in Heisson
• They’re on a mission to save Sensory Camp
• Foster mom makes a home for hundreds
• Hockinson student competes as Future Chef
• Washougal River Road wreck leaves hundreds without power
• Woman gets nine-month sentence for stealing Woodland bulldog
• Man sentenced to 15 years for shooting
• Judge sets bail at $250,000 for vehicular homicide suspect
• Heisson fire disrupts electrical service
• Ex-King’s Way coach pleads guilty to sex with student
• Portland neighbors threaten action against CRC
• New member sought for council on aging
• Camas funeral home seeks old cellphones for veterans
• PeaceHealth names new CEO for Oregon region
• Hours adjusted for Ridgefield library
• Correction: Liquor privatization
• Correction: Wrong agency
• Former forest nursery complex near Ridgefield being auctioned
• Man uses iPad app to track down stolen SUV
• 04/26/2012) Two paths, one college
• 04/26/2012) Clark College Jazz Ensemble students receive top honors at national collegiate jazz festivals
• Baird speaks at fundraiser for program that aids youth
• Businesses seek relief as state Highway 14 work continues
• Man ticketed after yacht backs up traffic on I-205
• Judge denies Medicaid services provider’s injunction request
• Herrera Beutler named to special transportation committee
• Sheriff's office identifies man killed in Battle Ground crash
• Health Department approves contested plan for new hospice center
• Vital Statistics
• Local auditions set for 'Amazing Race'
• Columbia Springs seeks help with plant removal
• Union High School science team nationals-bound
• Youth-focused nonprofit seeks online donations
• Weather Eye: Variety keeps our spring interesting
• Correction: Community Foundation luncheon
• Lawmakers to discuss building industry rules
• Prairie High School to host special-education conference
• Local cities urge Gregoire to veto part of liquor law
• Volunteers ride to rescue of neglected horses
• Three suspected of robbing cellphone store
• County commissioner candidate Barca seeks signatures instead of paying filing fee
• Change on tap at Salmon Creek Brewery & Pub
• Battle Ground Democrat to run against Rep. Harris
• One hurt when blast rattles Camas neighborhood
• Live chat with the Columbian's web team set for Friday
• County decides against banning tobacco in parks
• Vulnerable Adult Task Force could partner with Human Services Council
• Rising Columbia River could approach flood stage this weekend
• Passenger killed, driver arrested after Battle Ground crash
• Social media site clicking with neighbors
• High-schoolers can prepare for fashion careers
• Skyview dancers win regional trophy
• Guide dog joins new family
• Country Critters visit Latino fair (con conejos)
• Local lilac grower featured in new book
• Soccer fields to be upgraded
• Clark singers perform at Disneyland
• Joy Team cheers Hough, police
• Quick action covers graffiti
• B.G.: 162 homeless students counted
• School districts get new bus firm
• Nominate teachers for a pizza party
• Home Link meetings set
• Vital Statistics
• Teachers can apply for TwiST conference
• Neighborhood tree stewards wanted
• Nature Explore Club looking to form new local groups
• Loaves & Fishes holds annual tulip, herb sale
• Penalty on officer further reduced
• Opening statements heard in controlled-substance homicide trial
• Security audit finds BPA vulnerable to cyber threats
• Whooping cough epidemic continues at record pace
• UPDATE: One dead, one hurt after motorcycle hits van
• Vital Statistics
• Rep. Probst to host telephone town hall
• Two Ridgefield wineries earn silver medals in competition
• Weather Eye: More typical weather on way
• Correction: LegiStorm data
• Dispose of unwanted medications April 28
• Skateboarders taken to hospital after crash
• Career Days kicks off at Clark College
• Puppy club preps guide dogs for training
• Vancouver man gets 8 years in meth case
• Sun sets on warm days
• Judge Woolard will run to retain her seat
• Campaign trail: Race for governor
• Vancouver asks public’s opinions in survey
• Vancouver considers repealing traffic fee
• Educator to make second bid for state House seat
• Woman pleads guilty to controlled-substance homicide
• Weather Service: Thunderstorms possible Monday afternoon
• Off Beat: Woodland’s fertile farms also produced elephants
• Death Notices
• Kayakers safe after capsizing in Washougal River
• Fire ruins old Volkswagen
• Soak up fleeting sunshine
• Fair aims to create new batch of do-it-yourselfers
• Share-a-Bowl serves community a chance to help combat local hunger
• Horseshoe Lake gets new pump
• Drunken driving victims share ordeals to protect others
• How should family hit brakes on older drivers?
• Woodland hair stylist finishes third in national contest
• Vancouver man dies in Oregon motorcycle accident
• Probst running for state Senate
• Weather Eye: Third sunny weekend in a row a tantalizing hint of summer
• Foundation will honor generosity
• Schools stress safety first
• Chief Red Heart Ceremony
• Honoring Those Who Served
• Rotary seeks nonprofit grant applications
• Negativland co-founder will speak at WSUV
• Roundabouts: Into the local roads they go … when will it stop? Nobody knows
• Press Talk: Really, it’s the best job … ever!
• Vital statics
• Property taxes due; appeal is unsettled
• Weekend promises a fleeting taste of the warmest weather yet in ’12
• Fort is free; activities abound
• Cousin bilked couple of $300,000, La Center woman says
• 04/20/2012) Clark College honors five newly tenured faculty
• Remembering the Doolittle Raiders
• Fire reported at Hazel Dell home
• BG police investigate Facebook photos
• Federal weapons charges for Ridgefield man
• Vancouver attorney says she will run against Judge Woolard
• Student sex offender arraigned on rape charge
• Police responding to burglary, theft at Mongolian Grill
• UPDATE: Fire extinguished at Camas mill
• Live chat transcript with Humane Society of Southwest Washington
• Yacolt man planning to shoot feral cat accidentally shoots self
• Longview man convicted of assault in ear-hacking attack
• Woodland district to offer free preschool screenings
• Senate committee OKs bill with funds for CRC
• Correction: Town Hall Meeting
• Free expo to showcase services for 50+ group
• City seeks panelist to help oversee Hilton
• Skamania County to host hearing on tax hikes
• Herrera Beutler Medicare flier’s claims challenged
• Annual festival toasts tulips
• Earth Day volunteer opportunities abound this weekend
• Vancouver group forms to ease pain
• Japanese garden dedicated at Clark College
• State panel backs ruling on officer
• Downtown library book sale has 8,000 titles
• Kindergarten sign-ups next week for 2012-13
• Southwest Third Street project now complete
• Fleeing suspect crashes car at busy intersection
• Prairie High School student arrested on suspicion of rape of girl, 14
• Washougal police arrest suspect in multiple auto theft cases
• Group protests use of labor on grain-silo project
• Sprinklers extinguish garage fire in east Vancouver apartment
• Actor to perform at mental health banquet
• Superior Court judge to be sworn in May 4
• Senior housing complex planned in Salmon Creek
• Weather Eye: Weekend may be warm, dry before clouds return Monday
• Governor to lead town hall on teen drinking
• Campaign trail: 3rd Congressional District
• Correction: Forest travel plan
• Vital statistics
• Correction: photo caption
• Prairie High School student arrested on suspicion of rape of girl, 14
• Woman fatally injured in crash in Marion County, Ore.
• Evergreen panel to meet Thursday about book request
• OSP traffic stop yields 10 pounds of marijuana
• Paul Revere’s agent lauds Dick Clark
• County effort helps convenience gets healthier
• 04/18/2012) "How-to" survive in an emergency
• Man wanted on weapon charges turns self in
• Firefighters halt wood stove blaze north of Hockinson
• County teens create short films to recount journeys to sobriety
• La Center Museum hosts ‘Spin-In’ event
• Gifford Pinchot examines grazing near Mount Adams
• Summer program envisioned as eventual pathway to aviation careers
• Police: Vancouver man arrested in Portland for public indecency
• Anti-light rail petitioners fall short on signatures
• County, DEA to host drug take-back event
• Restaurant to host Free Clinic fundraiser
• Vital Statistics
• Coffee sales pay for tetanus immunizations in Africa
• Tukes Valley readers log thousands of minutes
• Battle Ground Elks install, exalt new officers
• Ridgefield city manager leaves for Bellingham
• Senior Taylor crowned Mr. Hudson’s Bay
• Lunch Buddy coordinator retires
• Shorty’s draws pro-parks crowd on St. Patrick’s weekend
• Book launch at WSUV focuses on women and homelessness
• Library workshops set on financial literacy
• Cleanup planned for Central Park area
• Clark Public Utilities to host Earth Day EcoFair
• Vital Statistics
• Union High students show off environmental expertise
• Daughter of Holocaust survivor tells her mother’s story
• iQ Credit Union recognized for work on behalf of children
• Discovery student aces geography bee
• Woodland school bond issue passes
• Correction: Overflow shelters
• C-Tran sets bus rapid transit open house
• Death Notices
• Weather Eye: Wet weather expected to continue through week
• New Battle Ground mayor urges prudence in State of City
• Gubernatorial candidate McKenna talks education during Vancouver visit
• Two public safety meetings Tuesday
• Longtime Crossroads pastor begins handing leadership to younger colleague
• Woodland schools optimistic on bond
• Medicaid patients focus of lawmakers
• Liquor store robbery reported
• Former Vancouver councilor to run for county commission
• B.G. municipal judge appointed to Superior Court bench
• Pedestrian, driver ID’d in Highway 99 accident
• Vancouver man suspected of having pound of heroin
• Off Beat: 1998 film ‘Titanic’ stirred emotions of survivor’s son
• Vital Statistics
• Woman with MS to join others in walk
• Local Democratic caucuses draw 400
• Salsa festival brings about 500 to dance workshops
• Clark County plans selective thinning at Camp Bonneville
• Vancouver man arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Reserve deputies vital to sheriff’s office
• Diversions now offered for low-level misdemeanors
• Seattle driver arrested for suspected DUI on I-5 in Vancouver
• Democratic precinct caucuses today
• Correction: School address
• The news of the days of yore stars at museum
• Weather Eye: Unpredictable April weather is sure to spring surprises on us
• Church offers grant for nonprofit organizations
• Fire damages home in Andresen neighborhood
• April 15, 1912: Vancouver tea marks Titanic date
• Kids bask in close critter contact
• A guest on Packy’s day
• Sneezing season’s springing up, but help’s available for sufferers
• C-Tran looks for funding fallbacks
• Homeless shelter effort ends season with party
• Earth Day fair set at Clark College April 22
• Best Buy to close Vancouver store
• Authorities seek hit-and-run driver who struck pedestrian
• Priceless precaution? AEDs in schools
• Son’s death has man on mission to save lives
• Press Talk: Come on, man! Plus other stuff
• Correction
• Estate planning seminar set for May
• Kindergarten sign-ups scheduled at Gause
• Principals on the move in Vancouver district
• Vital statistics
• Police surround Camas home looking for wanted man
• 04/13/2012) From first-generation college graduate to Vice President of Instruction
• Vancouver merges offices for savings
• Highway 501/ I-5 interchange work starts this month
• Yacolt man not injured in river crash landing
• Multiuse complex coming to East Vancouver
• County Democrats to caucus Sunday
• Live chat with WSUV faculty about local economy
• Southbound lanes of I-5 Bridge to close overnight Saturday
• Chat live today about the local economy with WSUV faculty
• BNSF crews replace lights at downtown Vancouver crossing
• Minimal cuts made to state long-term care; local providers relieved
• Woodland school district receives energy grant from state
• Vital Statistics
• Plankhouse springs back to life
• Dining Out: At Julie’s, all the comforts of home
• Ridgefield School District sets child development screenings for April 26
• Sheriff's office seeks reserve deputies
• Share-A-Bowl to serve soup for a good cause
• Bay student organizing prom dress drive
• A Titanic tale of survival lives on
• Research aims to keep invasive mussels at bay in Columbia
• CASEE students prowl the ponds
• DUI charge for man who drove into school bus
• K-9 subdues suspect in alleged break-in
• Letter carriers protest in Vancouver
• $1 million from state paves the way for waterfront park
• Metro tweaks its CRC decision
• Fit Right buys vacant downtown building
• Hockinson firefighters respond to two wrecks
• Panel to discuss power of attorney
• Archivist to discuss preserving photos
• Weather Eye: Mild weekend weather perfect for celebrating birthdays
• Cancer sets survivor on career path
• NAACP to celebrate book release Saturday
• Driver rear-ends school bus north of Battle Ground
• High-ranking Larch Corrections Center worker focus of probe
• Hearing on Judge Wulle's alleged violations set for June
• Hough kids join in Arbor Day celebration
• Supreme Court ruling on strip-searches won't change protocol at county jail
• ESD 112 hires pair of new administrators
• Southwest Washington lawmakers discuss new state budget
• Vancouver Police Department buys two new K9s
• Welcome to the new neighborhood in Central Vancouver
• Marshall Lecture canceled after speaker pulls out
• Newsletter editor gets Sparkles Award
• More trees take root downtown
• Law firm donates rice, time to food bank
• USUV campus visionary gets memorial bench
• Quilts helps raise money for historic schoolhouse
• Library friends host used-book sale
• Last call for spring CERT registration
• Sharing is Caring set for April 26-28
• Sole Sister moves on
• Chat live Friday about the local economy with WSUV faculty
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years at after dark event
• Maintenance will close Gee Creek rest areas
• Exec teaches sailors some new skills
• Local man's book reviewed in Idaho magazine
• Larch offenders sell pizza for charity
• Efforts to save Old Apple Tree continue
• Fern Prairie hosts bistate grange boosters
• Hazel Dell woman selected for youth exchange
• UPDATE: Vancouver mall library to shrink in 2013
• Mom, sheriff’s deputies seek missing girl
• Whooping cough rates continue to climb
• C-Tran board may decide fate of light rail vote
• Main Street crash sends man to hospital
• Mall library faces reductions in 2013
• La Center school holds kindergarten enrollment
• Weather Eye: Nostalgia for the 70s should set in this week
• Lecture to address economy and recovery
• Golf tournament raises money for high school
• Council for Homeless seeks nominations
• Water center to host two wildlife events
• 911 audio sheds light on collapse of Cody Sherrell
• Kitties in the clink
• 04/09/2012) Arbor Day 2012: Preserving our roots and branching out for the future
• CUP asks federal judge for halt to state contracts
• Vancouver will block light rail vote, for now
• County Democrats gear up for precinct caucuses
• Man hit by tree near Lacamas Lake on Sunday
• Firefighters rescue boy, 10, stuck in tree
• Cowlitz deputies seek help in coin theft case
• 6-year-old boy injured in BBQ explosion in Ore.
• Grant to buy boats for crisis response
• Off Beat: Memories of tornado stirred by anniversary coverage
• Posing positive change
• Car swerves, crashes into house
• Umbrellas fly on Main Street
• Sunshine brings the crowds to downtown Vancouver for holiday weekend
• Car hits house, no injuries reportedxx
• Vancouver Lake, Silver Lake restoration efforts share some challenges
• A cool head in a crisis: Judge on ski patrol
• Stop? Go? States shape dilemma of yellow light
• Weather Eye: March’s wet weather showed up in rain gauges across county
• Police ask for help finding suspect in assault, robbery
• Judge refuses stormwater bond
• In the colors of the zebrafish, hopes for human health
• Kalama man injured in motorcycle crash
• Easter Egg Hunt: Treasures of the spring
• Schools leader in running for House
• Press Talk: Of boots, ’gates and politics
• Vital statics
• Candles for Trayvon at Vancouver church
• Ongoing bridge work will close span on I-5
• Live chat transcript with Mayor Tim Leavitt
• No charges for Cowlitz County woman who lied about father raping her
• Vancouver man accused of impersonating officer in Tualatin
• Vancouver man sentenced to 25 years in child porn case
• Live chat with Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt set for today
• 2 salmon-eating sea lions killed at Bonneville Dam
• Rollover crash on Highway 14 hospitalizes driver
• Growth has slowed for rural areas in Southwest Washington
• Vancouver sells decommissioned fire station
• Free dental care something to smile about
• Hop past bunnies when choosing Easter gifts
• Suspected stolen jewelry discovered
• Vancouver man gets 17 years for fire, murder try
• Candles cause small fire in east Vancouver home
• Transit review panel kicks off fast-tracked process
• Advocacy groups challenge wind farm approval
• Zarelli's disability payments in spotlight
• Sheriff's office identifies body found in van
• Vancouver's killer tornado: Science behind the storm
• Vancouver's killer tornado: Mom’s heroics remembered by sons
• Vancouver's killer tornado: Readers share their memories
• Vital statistics
• Two beer fests set this summer in Vancouver
• Woodland receives clean audit
• Church offers public vigil for Trayvon Martin
• Weather Eye: Forecasts show more wet, cool weather in store
• Transportation leaders renew rail partnership
• Mental Health Mondays at Clark for all
• Campaign trail: Board of Clark County Commissioner
• Rescuers use ropes, pulleys to save man
• Moeller accepts session per diem
• 04/04/2012) A historic gift of friendship and beauty
• Sunday service draws Girl Scouts
• Two plead not guilty in teen sex-trafficking case
• Car crashes into insurance office in east Vancouver
• Cowlitz tribe objects to St. Helens dam plan
• Skating on the edge of trouble in La Center?
• Republican will run against Probst
• Deadline extended for art competition
• Green Mountain School District offers child-development screenings April 19
• Hockinson grad night needs helpers
• Arbor Day kicks off celebration of trees
• Transit panel to meet for first time
• Land trust announces three property purchases
• "Last Supper" play is act of faith
• What's Up with That? Long-delayed 88th street upgrade slated this year
• Book discussion group looks at ‘Wintergirls’
• Salmon Creek branch to host Holocaust survivor
• 6-year-old celebrates with generous gift
• Columbia River teens say no to violence
• Landscapers install free yards at three Habitat homes
• Battle Ground surplus books bound for Ghana
• Prairie, Battle Ground ROTC cadets qualify for drill, marksmanship competition
• Lincoln artist wins People’s Choice in Battle Ground
• Team Mean Machine bot wins Seattle hoops competition
• City of Woodland gets clean audit
• 1940 Census shares insight from Mayor Kiggins
• Arc lets five people go to keep up programs
• Possible pollution closes part of Marine Park
• Vancouver trucker witnesses Texas tornado
• Crews responding to fully involved house fire in Amboy
• Live chat with Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt set for Friday
• State officials declare whooping cough epidemic
• No foul play suspected after man found dead in van
• Girl, 9, injured in I-5 crash dies in hospital
• Rainwater exposes waste chemicals at Hanford
• Overnight liquor sales topic of hearing today
• Timm: Hope you enjoyed glimpse of spring
• Stober leaves Senate race to fight for gay marriage law
• Tornado survivors, saviors to reunite
• Vital statistics
• Authorities release name of pedestrian killed
• CRC begins testing ground near I-5 Bridge
• 04/02/2012) Career Days at Clark College: the next step for your job search and for career advice
• Bus rapid transit plan spurs lively city council debate
• Cleanup of Washougal standoff, fire site provides relief to neighbors
• County GOP sorts through debris of convention
• Sheriff gives all, of his mustache, for good cause
• Body found in van parked in front of Meadow Wood apartments
• Columbia River remains below flood stage
• Battle Ground police arrest two armed robbery suspects
• Sheriff's office identifies man hit and killed by car in Orchards
• Vancouver salary commission to meet Thursday
• Longview man gets three years for stealing, ransoming dog
• Correction: Northwest Energetic Services
• Off Beat: Students woke up late to go to school
• Sex offender update
• Meditation, acupuncture help woman to continue to enjoy life
• Man injured when car falls off blocks
• Battle Ground-area crash hospitalizes man
• Columbia River nearing flood stage
• Vancouver's ‘Map Man’ remembered at service
• Ridgefield woman's blog gains attention after she supports soldier's wife
• Weather Eye: March was amazingly wet, and April isn’t drying out yet
• Nature Explore Clubs will organize for fun
• Free training for owners of small acreage at WSU Extension
• Final county flood maps now available online
• County GOP fails to fill its slate of delegates
• At the pinnacle of alpaca pride
• Nearly century-old Vancouver rainfall record appears safe
• Films of Indian schools at WSUV
• Tales from a Twister
• County GOP convenes at Hilton
• Pedestrian struck and killed in Orchards
• Press Talk: Of landscape, tweet & contest
• Gender harassment down the toilet at WSUV
• Two Women of Distinction are honored at WSU Vancouver
• Correction: BRT reach
• Vital statics
• Budget cuts ax camp for special-needs kids
• Recreation budget cuts look like this
• Portland police ask for help in finding missing 11-year-old girl
• In Vancouver, rain, rain, persistent rain
• Vancouver man faces more charges in threatening letters case
• Downtown Vancouver art galleries live chat transcript
• Bank robber shot by cop gets 55 months
• Man seriously injured in crash south of Hockinson
• Heavy rain prompts flood advisory
• Two children, 7 and 9, sent to hospital after I-5 crash
• CUP gains ally in its Medicaid lawsuit
• Cowlitz County primary teacher wins grant
• WSU system to offer summer online courses
• Councilman recognized for assistance to seniors
• Bond savings cut rents at county health center
• Environmental center to teach composting
• Presentation to focus on climate change
• Clark County GOP to hold convention Saturday
• Humane Society to host Adopt-A-Thon Saturday
• Sunday memorial for mapmaker Phil Arnold
• Secretary of state candidates kick off debate season in Vancouver
• Battle Ground police seek help in identifying robber
• Committee: No bus-only lanes in BRT proposal
• 03/29/2012) Clark College helps students dress for success
• High school site at issue in Woodland
• Little dog inspires big generosity
• Orchards students raise hundreds for school in Peru
• Police investigate head-on crash in Vancouver
• Open government forum planned June 20
• Nominate youth for achievement awards
• Weber Arboretum seeks volunteers Saturday
• Scholarships target STEM, other students
• Award nominations due Friday for park boosters
• Weather Eye: March was wet; expect more of the same for April
• Mysterious boat draws attention
• Boldt flap prompts two to quit GOP board
• Mega Millions mania grips county
• How to spend $500 million in Clark County
• UPDATE: Two arrested on suspicion of hotel robbery
• 03/28/2012) Clark College Presents "Mental Health Mondays" for spring quarter 2012
• Heritage High dance teacher crowned best in U.S.
• CRC maps out project timeline
• Southbound I-5 Bridge to close for repairs overnight Thursday
• Vancouver man accused of sending threats to Congress appears in court
• BPA asked to clarify transmission line plans
• Oregon authorities issue arrest warrant for man with ties to Vancouver
• Ex-King’s Way coach pleads not guilty to sex with student
• Water works begin in West Fruit Valley
• Nominate youth for achievement awards
• Mural captures healing power of children
• Naming panel considers making Mill Pond official
• Infinitely delicious: Ridgefield math students study, eat pi(e)
• Vital statistics
• Woodland awards emergency responders, supporters
• Camas Library to host spring break movies
• Harney Heights neighborhood will vote on split April 4
• Standing against substance abuse
• Pearson interprets program for deaf students
• Families learn about water cycle at Saturday splash
• State of City raises money for early childhood nonprofit
• North Garrison Heights honors leaf warrior
• Raising the flag at community rose garden
• ‘Dear Grandma’ scammer tries Ogden
• Mental health agency adds plots, trees to gardens
• Fort archaeologists win award for developing hobbyist diggers
• Volunteers prepare bed for planting
• Lincoln kiosk goes live
• 03/27/2012) Regional honors for a Clark career development professional
• Speed limit on Southeast Columbia Way raised from 25 to 30 mph
• Trudi Inslee touts husband’s gay marriage view
• Elementary student allegedly uses pepper spray on another
• Youth suicides spur Battle Ground forum
• Construction to close section of I-5 south in Portland
• Camas man joins commissioner race
• Local man pleads not guilty in fatal shooting of roommate
• Firefighters extinguish overnight attic fire north of Camas
• Herrera Beutler to open Chehalis office
• Free hearing screenings offered this month
• Fire marshal to host sprinkler workshop
• Visions of Recovery poster contest set
• Heritage High dance teacher wins national award
• Vital Statistics
• Death notices
• Scammers asking for cash to fund 911 service, says Cowlitz Sheriff
• Man hurt in accident said improving
• Man fights with deputy; suspected of auto theft
• Bus rapid transit plan taking shape
• Parkinson’s patients give disease a workout
• Candidates’ calendars become issue in gubernatorial race
• 03/26/2012) Planting the tree of knowledge. Literally.
• Local doctors hunt breast cancer in 3-D
• NEWS ALERT: Police capture man who fled from stolen car in Uptown Village
• Old love letters found in Vancouver returned
• Man accused of shooting gun outside restaurant appears in court
• Colon screening often avoided, but it can be lifesaver
• Correction
• Art show may launch woodworker’s career
• Man held after gunshot outside restaurant
• Portland woman hurt in three-car crash
• Home made over for Battle Ground family
• State: All-night liquor is possible
• City seeks way to allow street activity
• Sec. of State candidates will visit to debate
• Off Beat: Vancouver trucking business takes going kosher to a new level
• LizStrong fights on
• Welcoming babies with bundles of love
• The cost of justice: Clark County trial expenses skyrocket
• Census data’s flow could slow
• Underwriters Laboratories expands globally
• Weather Eye: Sunny spring Saturday shows the seasons are changing
• NAACP to host book signing at library
• Death notices
• WSU Vancouver honors women who inspire
• Man falls off cliff in dark woods, is seriously hurt
• Man in custody after disturbance with gun
• Visit to veterans revives thoughts of World War II
• Missing Vancouver girl, boy with her are found
• Vancouver strikes deal to buy park land from schools
• Camas bowling alley burned in training
• Herrera Beutler takes questions at community coffee
• UPDATE: Missing Vancouver teen found
• Public Service Center opens doors to Philippines outreach mission
• Press Talk: Piecing the story together
• National group recognizes community foundation
• Fort Vancouver library sites closed Thursday
• Grants to spay, neuter pets available
• Historic Camas Bowling Alley to be burned
• Vital statistics
• Clark County at Work: Ridgefield True Value Hardware
• Soda-wielding Samaritan stops fire
• Vancouver motorist still in critical condition after crash
• Vancouver girl, 13, missing from Portland’s Lloyd Center Mall
• Driver in fatal crash is identified
• ‘Pied Piper’ pulls kids in, creates confidence
• CNN to feature wrongfully imprisoned Ridgefield man
• UPDATE: 'Fight Club' author involved in Highway 14 crash
• Three-car crash sends BG woman to hospital
• Truck spills load onto Highway 14
• Washougal industrial site sells for $1.8 million
• Live chat with Mayor Ron Onslow
• Law professor challenges legality of CRC
• Family displaced after house fire
• Car crashes into pool at Lakeshore area home
• Ridgefield Mayor Ron Onslow live chat today at 10 a.m.
• Electronic eggs guide blind students to Easter bounty
• Timberland estate planning workshop set
• State seeks input on proposed county shoreline rules
• C-Tran open houses to focus on fare increases
• Washougal beach cleanup event set to honor Earth Day
• Correction: SEH America
• Vital Statistics
• Two checked for smoke inhalation after sofa fire
• Investigators: Plane hit tree before crashing
• Legacy Salmon Creek named among most beautiful hospitals
• Snow springs surprise on Clark County
• Dirt creates quandary for Washougal Quiznos
• Drunken driver sentenced in crash that injured toddler
• Why was Boldt sanctioned by GOP?
• Police seek help identifying robbery suspect
• Judge: Sea lion killings aimed at saving salmon may resume
• Amtrak train hits tree, triggers mudslide; car derails
• UPDATE: Flipped trailer cleared from I-5
• Crews complete temporary I-5 Bridge fix
• Portland cops find man shot dead inside a car
• Warmer weather on the horizon
• Man arrested on suspicion of vehicular assault after I-5 crash
• WA studded tire deadline extended to April 16
• Correction: 'First Families'
• New appointees named for clean water panel
• Weather Eye: What season are we in, with a high of 39 and even some snow?
• Is it snowing in your neighborhood?
• Recycling? Think pink
• Head of C-Tran praised but gets no salary hike
• State backs Vancouver school district in labor dispute
• Physicist finds way to detect texting behind the wheel
• Bar poll shows lawyers favor B.G. judge for Superior Court bench
• Two arrested in teen sex-trafficking case
• Camas School District offers free screenings
• Woodland chamber supports school bond
• Engineer named top Battle Ground employee
• Police: Bicyclist runs red light, hit by car in Hazel Dell
• I-5 Bridge work to cause additional lifts
• State Patrol: Truck crash clogs I-5 south of Chehalis
• Snow showers could repeat Thursday
• Ridgefield Mayor Ron Onslow to hold live chat Friday at 10 a.m.
• Ridgefield sixth graders prove ‘Math is Cool’
• Green Wrenches win big at robotics competition
• Regifting Store has no more gifts
• Share gala draws record crowd
• Clark County Food Bank receives donation
• Girl Scouts Troop 40442 win window contest
• Courtyard Village sows Seeds of Love
• Circus-themed Purim celebrated
• N.E.R.D. Girls reach out to middle, high schoolers
• Fargher Lake Grange supports Barberton Grange
• Vierck voted Mother of the Year
• Vital Statistics
• Blind students to hunt for beeping Easter eggs
• ‘Health element’ of county growth plan almost ready
• Changes under way in high-tech schooling
• KISS, Mötley Crüe to appear at fair
• Broad vote on light rail gains C-Tran support
• Leavitt renews call to study light-rail funding without sales tax
• Low-cost loans help local residents fix homes
• C-Tran board to discuss light rail vote Tuesday
• Skamania teens march to raise awareness of smoking dangers
• Vancouver police upgrade online crime-reporting system
• Students to compete in math, science, tech
• State patrol hosts youth career camp
• Correction: Prune queen
• Correction: Stormwater lawsuit
• Vital statistics
• Vancouver salary commission sets meeting, hearing
• Weather Eye: Spring will get off to a soggy start
• Local teachers rally against proposed health care changes
• Deal on gravel pit will allow company to complete work
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Driver backing up on I-5 shoulder cited in crash
• Police urge caution after bank bag robberies
• Vancouver, fire commanders OK contract
• Public Service Center use to be curtailed
• Port of Woodland, RV Park sued over sale of parcel
• 7-Eleven, more coming to east Vancouver
• Washougal school district’s credit rating upgraded
• Judge upholds liquor initiative
• State auditor questions Battle Ground school district spending
• Woman reported missing earlier this month found safe
• Season will change; weather won’t
• Police arrest parents of boy with head injury
• Police searching for robbery suspect
• Woman, child injured in I-205 crash
• Ridgefield school construction set to begin in 2013
• Off Beat: Undercover officer, reporter fool vigilant volunteers
• Vital statistics
• Winter’s grip remains tight as spring arrives
• Disc golfers’ Paradise comes to north county
• Hail contributes to I-5 accidents
• Dam-olition under way at Condit
• Local group's waiting list for free dental care about to shrink
• Income gap slim in Clark County
• David Madore to challenge Commissioner Boldt
• State ranks 2nd for regulating home child care
• Weather Eye: It’s the multifaceted details that will mark cool, wet days
• Camas-Washougal port looks to the future
• McKenna stumps in Vancouver
• Judge admits losing self-control, pledges to improve
• County continues legal battle against stormwater rules
• C-Tran will tackle vote on sales tax
• Star Wars legion will appear at book fair
• Little League opens season in new Hazel Dell park
• Press Talk: When we become the story
• Secretary of State Reed to students: Engage in government
• Correction: Candidate
• Vancouver Farmers Market opens Saturday
• Vancouver salary commission will meet Thursday
• Ridgefield council appoints interim city manager
• Grant to help mentally ill avoid homelessness
• Vital statistics
• Counselors aid students after classmate's fatal plane crash
• Oregon lawmakers hear from CRC critics
• Parade brings March Madden-ness to Main Street
• Ridgefield council appoints interim city manager
• Mayor presses his case in State of City address
• Murder defendant’s arraignment postponed
• Jury finds Vancouver man guilty of first-degree drug assault in shooting
• Masked robber steals bag from bank customer
• State, local schools 'not aware' of 'pink slime' in meat
• Leavitt concludes State of the City: Be optimistic
• Former PTA president pleads to theft, forgery
• Educators to rally against budget cuts
• Vancouver man’s petition on hold
• Correction: Foreclosures
• Vital statistics
• Woman reports robbery try
• Man hurt in rollover crash
• Jury deliberating in attempted-murder case
• Neighbors have gripes about gravel
• LaHood: CRC height won’t derail plan
• Tiny homes a solution to big homeless problem?
• Weekend work to close two lanes of I-5 bridge
• State of the City speech set for Friday
• Federal government approves killing sea lions in lower Columbia
• Newest candidate for 18th District seat no stranger to politics
• Deputies find meth lab while looking into shooting complaint in Skamania County
• Troopers make traffic stop, find 30 pounds of cocaine
• Man gets burned when fireball erupts outside Vancouver business
• Fire chars abandoned duplex
• 2 killed in plane crash in Columbia County, OR
• Input sought on change to Medicare, Medicaid
• Volunteers can help direct outdoor grants
• Author to read from Brautigan biography
• Area woman awarded White House internship
• Clark College to host Green Resource Fair
• Vancouver Farmers Market opens Saturday
• Weather Eye: Crazy weather isn’t going to end anytime soon
• Lodge site of possible measles exposure
• Crews fight fire in Orchards-area garage building
• Crackdown targets truckers trying to bypass I-5 scalehouse
• Wife’s tip led FBI to Vancouver threats suspect
• EPIC program is all about after-school fun
• Possible measles exposure at Skamania Lodge
• Tweaks to green energy law discussed at roundtable
• Ex-King’s Way coach appears on sex allegations
• Deputies arrest man who allegedly threatened to shoot two women
• Second steps to better parenting
• Local BRAVE Day effort backs breast reconstruction rights
• Camas, Vancouver libraries plan 'Hunger Games' events for teens
• Forestry group to host seedling sale Saturday
• Pearson documentary wins bronze Telly
• White House official visits Vancouver to address ‘disconnected’ youth
• Volunteers plant 2,500 trees in Hockinson park
• Rodeo Queen from Battle Ground crowned
• Don’t swamp St. Helens ranger sites, register early
• Clark Running Start students test ocean science knowledge at Salmon Bowl
• Native American students share culture at traditional pow-wow
• Heritage student named Marshall Leadership Youth Award recipient
• Piano hospital receives $2,500 from Lions Foundation
• American Red Cross Youth Council trains 56 ‘agents’
• Union Wind Ensemble performing in Music for All National Festival
• Paper cranes still flocking downtown
• Power strip, chargers caused B.G. fire
• Audit: CRC payments ‘appropriate’
• Globe signed by Chkalov, other famous aviators tracked down
• Paving work to cause delays on Highway 14
• Second challenger will take on Mielke
• Emergency repairs to close Ore. highway ramp
• Wintry weather keeps spring on hold
• Woman sent to hospital after car rolls near Yacolt
• Nonprofits to hold live chat Friday on volunteering
• UPDATE: Heritage students disciplined for hazing incident
• Mielke draws second challenger
• Habitat home has women’s touch
• Man hit and killed by train in Cowlitz County
• Police detain car prowl suspect after manhunt
• Teen hit by car on Mill Plain, sent to hospital
• Overnight snow delays schools
• Sole fire chief discussed for Camas-Washougal
• Vital statistics
• Weather Eye: Weather more like winter than spring
• Correction: Take-home vehicels
• Correction: Chkalov
• Firefighters combat Battle Ground garage fire
• Newer states spawn unique names
• Battle Ground apartment burglarized while residents sleep
• Highway 520 bridge provides little insight to CRC officials
• Auditor plans annual Pre-St. Paddy’s Day party
• UPDATE: Sheriff's office recommends no criminal charges in hazing incidents
• Wrong-way driver cited for DUI, speeding on Lewisville Highway
• Most commented stories on Columbian.com last week
• WSU names new Vancouver chancellor
• Wind, rain expected Monday
• WSUV professor first recipient of new grant
• Tuberculosis patients monitored via Internet
• Off Beat: Mapmaker’s kids measured up during family trips
• Vital statistics
• Police seek hit-and-run driver
• Obstacle course lures more than 300 to play in the mud
• Tumble leads to academic success for Columbia River student
• Clark county volunteers’ food runs aid Portland's homeless
• Marathon man nears milestone
• Bus tours visit local nonprofits to glean need
• Weather Eye: Spring has finally sprung and blustery weather is on the way
• State plans new interstate access at N.E. 18th St.
• Should officials park take-home vehicles?
• Democrats discuss field questions
• Standing in line to strut their stuff for 'Top Model'
• George White’s eventful life has focused on helping others
• La Center basketball team unifies community
• Deputies investigating Heritage HS hazing incident
• Vancouver police seek help finding missing woman
• State Patrol: Woman cited for DUI after crash on I-205
• ‘Party barge’ infested with invasive mussels intercepted
• Soroptimists hand out ‘Best of Women’ awards
• Parental input sought in school restructuring
• Venus, Jupiter provide display after sunset
• CRC to begin testing foundation by I-5 span
• Historic bowling alley burn set for March 24
• Russian visitors, old and new
• Bills of local interest
• Local issues saw action in Olympia
• Local man indicted in threatening-letters case
• Charge reduced in fatal noise dispute
• Columbian Editor Lou Brancaccio chats with readers
• Camas fire to burn bowling alley later this month
• Heroes recognized at annual breakfast
• Vehicle used in Vancouver robbery recovered in Salem
• Press Talk: Hey, let’s talk. Plus other stuff
• ‘Next Top Model’ to hold Vancouver casting call
• New rules for home child care
• Clark County Fire & Rescue pact ‘well-crafted’
• Vital Statistics
• Grieving teens help each other carry on
• Family escapes, dog saved in two fires
• Woodland man unhurt when his plane flips
• Cyclist struck, injured on S.E. Ellsworth Road
• Orchards store struck by armed robbers
• A legacy of trees and family ties: Local timberland owners focus on estate planning
• Herrera Beutler flier asks residents to weigh-in on light rail
• Dog rescued from burning house on city's west side
• Smoke, fire causes major damage to West Hazel Dell home
• Cab knocks 2 women through Portland store window
• Iris Awards to honor three women
• Battle Ground school employee wins award
• Democratic candidate for House sets event
• Weather Eye: Enjoy Thursday, as sunshine won’t last
• UPDATE: Private company mops up diesel fuel spill
• Local Girl Scouts cancel ads on Rush Limbaugh, others
• Vancouver to study how it pays, classifies employees
• Whooping cough makes ‘spring surge’
• Slowdown at licensing office may not mean fewer newcomers
• Five seek to succeed Poyfair as judge
• Herrera Beutler’s small business bill clears House committee
• Late mapmaker gets his Way
• Woman escapes injury in rollover accident
• Senior boarding homes retire into history
• State Sen. Pridemore backs off CRC state panel objection
• Deputies investigate shooting complaint in Skamania County
• Kalama man wrestles with burglar
• Kiggins Theatre under new management
• Vancouver man hit and killed by car on Highway 30 in Ore.
• 49th District to host Democratic lawmakers town hall
• What's up with that? School zone placement focuses driver attention
• Extra DUI patrols to hit the roads starting Friday
• Tuskegee Airman addresses Pearson crowd
• 100 gather to pray for county
• Salmon Creek church wants to add space
• AniMeals still delivering via Firstenburg Loaves & Fishes
• Young Red Cross leader wins volunteer awards
• Weeds retreating in Southeast Vancouver
• Assisted living for developmentally disabled proposed for Ellsworth Road
• Volunteers help Friends of Trees plant the west side
• Washougal railroad crossing will get smooth sidewalk
• Jumping from page to plate
• New state panel would keep eye on CRC project
• Vancouver man helps secure kabul
• Trial set for Skamania County’s former auditor
• West Hazel Dell foster home pulls up stakes
• Sex offender update
• CRC officials defend bridge height
• State finalizes transit review panel
• Unlicensed caregiver pleads not guilty to manslaughter
• Fire causes $10K in damage to Vancouver Safeway store
• School delays, snow routes (5 schools)
• Kiggins Theatre to host Vancouver mayor's State of City on March 16
• Weather Eye: Our weather gets an early jump on March madness
• Vital statistics
• Commissioners will meet next on March 20
• Heritage senior named Marshall youth leader
• Vancouver mulls mellowing fireworks
• VSAA students perform with Broadway actors
• Vancouver native's appearance on TV quiz show bumped
• 'KISN' Goodguys bring oldies into digital age with webcast
• Two drivers and a toddler hurt in wrong-way collision
• Sales tax bill clears House committee
• Four hurt in collision west of Battle Ground
• Ridgefield city manager leaving for engineering job
• Governor approves Skamania County wind farm
• Ridgefield businessman to challenge Commissioner Mielke
• Bridge work to close Highway 500, St. Johns for two nights
• 219th St. crash results in multiple injuries
• Bail set at $1 million in fatal noise dispute
• Defendant alleges fatal shot was act of mercy
• Two homicide suspects due in court today
• Portland-area boy finds grenade in ceiling of bedroom
• Walla Walla hires Vancouver PD’s Bieber as police chief
• Off Beat: Davy Jones made Monkees fan’s day – twice
• Vancouver votes bound for Russia
• Many seniors are grinning through the golden years
• Fire damages east county house, displaces family
• Local farmers adapt to cold
• Suspension training uses one's own body weight to achieve results
• Proposed explosives storage plant spurs safety concerns in Woodland
• Weather Eye: Swinging toward spring, from 60ish to snow and back
• 1 hospitalized, 2 arrested after speeding car wrecks
• GOP ploy changes the field of play
• One step at a time to beat cancer
• Arrest made in case of man found dead near Vancouver Lake
• Mining company asks to drill near Mount St. Helens
• Early morning noise dispute leads to fatal shooting
• Two arrested after early morning crash in Hazel Dell
• Press Talk: Up, up and away … for tax cash
• Correction
• Vital Statistics
• Death notices
• Seizures in court get quick response
• Ron Paul returns to Clark County ahead of GOP caucuses
• Troubled parrot perseveres with help of loving owner
• Moustache March to collect cash for cancer cure
• Caucus doors will open at 9 a.m.
• Evergreen schools win energy-savings award
• Bridge work to close Highway 500, St. Johns
• Highway 14 detour set to begin March 9
• Washington snowpack slightly above average
• Vancouver native to appear on 'Millionaire'
• State officials approve school plans
• Body found west of Vancouver Lake
• Brighton West Live Chat Transcript
• Ron Paul due at fairgrounds Friday afternoon
• Live chat today at noon with Vancouvria director Brighton West
• Official: Planned I-5 bridge too low
• Dining Out: Bones breaks down on the details
• Correction: Crime map color-coding
• Suicide prevention program offers training
• Vancouver schools school technology innovator wins honor
• School counselors win top honors from group
• Skills Center student restaurant reopens
• High school students sought for art contest
• Food system council seeking new members
• Harrison to play benefit for Seton Catholic High
• County refinances bonds, keeps rating
• Film made in Vancouver earns honors, lands distributor
• Caucuses expected to draw crowds locally
• Person who fled Battle Ground traffic stop eludes searchers
• Ron Paul event set for Friday at fairgrounds
• Benton's student athlete bill passes state House
• Firefighters knock out Battle Ground house fire
• Veteran administrator hired as interim Hockinson Middle School principal
• Bill to forgive DSHS overpayments passes House
• Vancouver Medicaid provider CUP to file lawsuit against state
• Snow falls, sticks in parts of county
• Local officers attend service for trooper killed at traffic stop
• City weighs paper vs. iPad
• Star of ‘Murderball’ to appear at WSUV
• County gets OK to thin Camp Bonneville forest
• New preschool plans open house Thursday
• Weather Eye: Chilly February’s gone; it’s time to look toward spring
• Vital statistics
• Kindergarten sign-ups set for 2012-13 year
• Burgerville To Feed The Arts By Donating Portion Of Proceeds To ‘Work For Art’
• Leavitt not sold on light rail vote
• Bill would repeal sales tax exemption
• I-5 Bridge toll bill clears state Legislature
• Book tells stories of Vancouver's first black families
• Brush Prairie collision causes no serious injuries
• Camas mill worker’s widow wins appeal
• Prosecutors will not charge La Center man in shooting of intruder
• Vancouver attorney to run against embattled judge
• Woman who drowned in Little Washougal River identified
• Repeat defendant sentenced to 10 years
• Yacolt man pleads not guilty to poisoning, shooting girlfriend
• Getting to know Arnada
• What's up with that? Without money, city’s picking a few ‘good’ streets to fix
• Shahala students win Math Counts contest
• Annual Pow Wow will be at Covington on Saturday
• Dinner, concert will benefit county veterans court
• Three generations mark milestones
• Salmon Creek nuisance property headed for cleanup
• Dubois Park selects leaders
• MacArthur church offers last Saturday food, flicks
• Camp Fire Girls sweeten VA hospital for Valentine’s Day
• Fire cadet named Boys & Girls Club Youth of Year
• Harney teachers pucker up to pig
• Camp Fire girl lights fundraising fire for Vida’s Ark
• Truelife Church ready to graduate
• Salmon Creek driving range looking to move, expand
• Ridgefield e-newsletter becomes a blog
• Ridgefield schools supporters demonstrate their thanks
• Woodland student wins state award with colossal cabbage
• Counting crime in Clark County
• New member joins Evergreen school board
• Exhibit looks at putting Vancouver on the map
• Moisture arrives; snow still possible
• UPDATE: Woman found in river died of accidental drowning
• Vancouver woman pleads not guilty in 2010 fatal hit and run
• UPDATE: Ron Paul to visit Clark County again Friday
• Firefighters knock down blaze near Vancouver Plaza
• Senate Democrats to unveil Wash. budget proposal
• Korean War veterans form own organization
• Weather Eye: Forecasters’ extra day of winter will bring chilly conditions
• State seeks comment on shoreline plan
• Evergreen recognized for energy efficiency
• Vital statistics
• Correction: death notice
• Drug paraphernalia restrictions eyed
• 2,400: Clark County teen aces SAT
• Raising a Church
• Student in bike crash in serious condition
• UPDATE: Garage fire out at Hazel Dell home
• UPDATE: Woman's body recovered from Little Washougal River
• Washougal schools on 2-hour late start; Woodland snow routes
• Snow possible later this week
• Off Beat: Army’s current workhorses pack a lot more kick than mules
• Driver falls asleep and crashes, authorities say
• Family escapes harm as chimney fire damages Hazel Dell home
• Vancouver PD’s revived response teams take pro-active approach
• Auto thieves tough to track down
• Washington GOP caucuses set for Saturday
• Fun, in spades: Bridge lovers flock to tournament in Vancouver
• Oregon man dies in state Highway 14 accident
• Vancouver’s most wanted: Qualified police recruits
• Resource fair planned for B.G. school families
• Local restaurant leaps at chance to fill Share backpacks
• Soroptimist group honors local women
• Sex offender status: William Rondal Stewart, Wallace Leroy Hammers
• Bills on bridge tolls, education emphasis move
• You’ve gotta have heart
• Flames damage manufactured home in central Vancouver
• Cold air mass brings snowflakes to lower elevations
• Concert and auction raises money for local organizations
• Press Talk: How would you write day after election story lead? And why?
• Correction: RS Medical
• Youth group to discuss Republican candidates
• Childhood development screenings scheduled
• Teens do the talking on how to curb substance abuse
• Local teachers give state kindergarten initiative gets so-so reviews
• Cascades due a big hurrah of snow
• Kitchen fire on Indiana Street, burns into room at 6:20 p.m.
• Two students hurt at Cascade Middle School, bicyclist hit student on foot
• Truck, trailer jack-knife on Highway 503
• Former church leader sentenced for molesting boys
• Former caregiver appears in court on manslaughter charge
• Gas leak closes Highway 500
• Event spotlights region’s arts community
• Vital Statistics
• Correction: Home care worker protest
• Builders’ forum decries government regulations
• Litigation education: Local high schools students participate in mock trial
• County lags nation in bachelor’s degrees
• Bill targets shooting range noise complaints
• Grant sought for proposed arts campus at Vancouver Barracks
• Woodland council hires new public work director
• Police: Sleepy driver crashes near Battle Ground
• Police: Sleeping driver causes Highway 502 crash
• Minor injury reported after crash on Mill Plain
• Weather Eye: Greetings from an island paradise, where it’s not raining
• Attempted murder suspect in court
• Vital statistics
• Clark narrows sites in north county
• Widow: Artifacts hinder Ridgefield land sale
• A salute to the future at Vancouver Barracks
• Camas, Washougal extend fire merger
• Volunteers sought for annual plant survey
• Highway 14 drivers to see big shifts as project progresses
• Officials identify body found in Fourth Plain field
• Camas police arrest suspected residential burglars
• Judge John Wulle charged with conduct violations
• Sales tax hike to aid public health?
• Abandoned vessel removed from Lewis River
• Washougal nurse may have taken explicit photos at hospital
• Crashes slow morning commute on I-205, SR-14
• Arraignment delayed for Washougal man arrested in Ore. chase
• Budget plan buoys local educators
• Hospice hearing draws a crowd
• Man’s effort to expand Venersborg Cemetery hinges on county vote
• Mayor delivers sweets to Loaves & Fishes auction’s high bidder
• Cranes on Main a pleasant mystery
• BG teens recognized for fighting youth suicide
• Everybody has a story: Police caper was warm-up for proposal of marriage
• Smiles Dental donates free tooth care
• Neighbor group’s finances get the OK
• Public comment sought on park service document
• Condo development wins gold for solving upkeep problems
• Fruit Valley, school district sets fundraising record
• Wells Fargo gift to help symphony reach kids
• Fred Meyer customers give to breast cancer effort at Legacy
• As Woodland library hours change, so does sign
• Sweethearts celebrate at historic Venersborg School
• Transportation plans include more CRC cash
• Several arrested at local protest of state home-care service cuts
• Laundry Love is next to godliness
• Oregon Zoo vets put down popular rhino
• Care providers clash at hearing on proposed hospice center
• County approves additional loans to Lifeline
• Fourth episode of "Vancouvria" debuts
• Fourth Plain reopens after police activity in area
• Police investigate death of man found in field
• Transporting coal subject of meeting
• Gorge group to discuss pollution cleanup effort
• New Gorge commission leader will hit ground running
• UPDATE: Damage to fire on NW 86th St. estimated at $325,000
• Pond equipment, fish stolen from nursery during burglaries
• Wrong-way driver, 88, cited on I-5
• Vancouver businessman-activist to seek 49th District Senate seat
• State denies Medicaid provider’s appeal
• Nonprofits feel squeezed by rent at county building
• WSUV chancellor candidates visit
• Two-alarm fire damages Hazel Dell home
• Armed robbers enter home, apparently leave with nothing
• Turnips turn up at great time for needy
• Most commented stories on Columbian.com last week
• Camas School District offers free screenings
• Washington man dies after falling into chemical holding tank
• "Biggest Loser" contestant to appear at Vancouver school
• Woodland ready to replace fired official
• Liquor licenses
• Off Beat: USS Vancouver’s visits led to marriage vows for sisters
• Residents Day closures
• Correction: Clark College open
• Vancouver rider back in the saddle
• Virtual training center puts Camas officers in life-or death situations
• High-tech training benefits Clark County’s deputies
• Local lawmakers' bills set for final public hearings
• House bill would pay colleges for results
• Ridgefield woman dies in Lewis River Road crash
• Washougal waterfront plans progress
• Weather eye: Just like last year, end of February could bring a blast of snow
• Holiday closures: Presidents Day
• Car crosses center line in 2-car crash
• State lawmakers hold town halls
• School's bricks laying new foundations
• Saturation not a concern, gambling proponents say
• Effort to change drug take-back program falls short
• ARC of Southwest Washington plans gala fundraiser
• SCHOOL SAFETY: Trouble in middle school
• Press Talk: Reporters work hard for you
• "Adventures in boating" classes planned soon
• Highway 14 will get a temporary signal
• Photo shoot planned for suicide prevention
• County certifies 13 green businesses
• For Britnee Kellogg, the show goes on after ‘Idol’
• Washougal man arrested after Ore. police chase identified
• Battle Ground man pleads not guilty to harming infant son
• Moeller Live Chat Transcript
• Camas police announce arson reward
• Washougal pediatric nurse faces child porn charges
• Police seek public's help to ID shoplifting suspect
• Northbound Toutle River rest area reopens
• Correction: Board candidate
• Ron Paul draws overflow crowd in Vancouver
• Transportation agency defends work on CRC
• Oregon court rejects CRC challenge
• Vancouver singer's 'American Idol' dreams end
• 02/16/2012) Science in Action: Sponsored by Clark College's N.E.R.D. (Not Even Remotely Dorky) Girls Club
• Clark County to extend medical pot gardens ban
• State revenue forecast greeted warily
• Vancouver man will circumnavigate nation on bike for Share
• Drug Task Force raids three homes in Stevenson for meth, police say
• Police arrest residential burglary suspect in Battle Ground
• Alleged bank robber pleads not guilty to 15 charges
• Vancouver 'Idol' contestant continues to advance
• County favors extending ban on medical pot gardens
• Community garden plots drawing March 1
• Host families needed for exchange students
• STEM magnet to be named 'iTech Preparatory'
• Weather Eye: Mountains may get snow as trees here show bud growth
• Vital statistics
• Donations sought to buy new police dogs
• Woman reclaims stolen camera
• Car rear-ends C-Tran bus; no riders injured
• Official: 2013 CRC start date not likely
• Baby on board: Woman gives birth on I-205
• Medicaid change concerns local physicians
• Homeless council hires new leader
• Astoria suspect had rifle, silencer
• Hope grows for Woodland schools bond
• Paul’s Vancouver rally part of busy day on Northwest tour
• Margins widen for Clark County levies, bond
• Why Hood keeps cool while St. Helens blows its top
• 6.0 quake recorded off Oregon coast
• Neighbors calendar
• Vancouver fire to get new radios with grant
• Fire District 3 to buy new water tender
• Correction: Utility tax
• Fire District 6 gets new breathing tool
• Battle Ground schools may purchase land
• Vital Statistics
• During the wet season, some neighbors become sick of sycamores
• What's up with that? SWAT teams make some noise in east Vancouver
• Hazel Dell couple finds debris from Japan tsunami on beach
• Cedars neighborhood hit by mail thefts
• Kiwanis, McDonald’s team up for needy babies
• 6 honored by B.G. Chamber
• Sci-fi novel by former B.G. resident wins award
• Ridgefield Little League fields unlocked again
• Tree crushes Grass Valley school sign
• Ridgefield teen joins American Angus Association
• Vancouver Christian crowns homecoming king, queen
• West 39th Street gets 150 new trees
• It's Election Day for 85,000 of us
• Rescued Washougal dog finds new home
• Valentine's Day role-playing lands two in jail for disorderly conduct
• All politics blog: Future mavens?
• Ron Paul to visit Vancouver Thursday
• Updated: State Senate passes tolling bill
• Snow in forecast? For some, meteorologists predict
• One injured in Highway 99 crash
• Mielke approves Lifeline loan; contract modified to omit Boldt’s vote
• Evergreen school district will interview to fill vacancy on board
• Lacamas parking lot closed Wednesday
• BLM to host meetings on proposed drilling
• GIS store adds back hours cut in 2010
• Free suicide prevention classes scheduled
• March 1 lottery for plots in community garden
• Weather Eye: Holiday brings teeter-tottering weather
• Vital statistics
• Audit reveals holes in North Bonneville budget
• Family of murdered Vancouver man offers $50,000 reward
• Looking for love a tough job
• Same-sex marriage advocates marching to Olympia
• Vancouver council will vote on increasing AMR response times
• Grand jury declines to issue criminal charges in fatal accident
• Benton’s bill on student athletics passes in Senate
• Treasurer's office offers electronic tax billing
• Probst to host telephone town hall
• Special election voting deadline is Tuesday
• Astoria police say motel shootout suspect may be from Washougal
• Former Skamania auditor’s trial to move because of publicity
• Most commented stories on Columbian.com last week
• Three sent to hospital after Battle Ground crash
• Memorial set for former Woodland mayor
• Junior Joy Team brings cheer to City Hall
• Vancouver man cited for DUI driving at 97 mph
• Vital statistics
• New day dawns for Salmon Creek Days Inn
• Battle Ground man ticketed following crash
• Camas woman still in hospital after Highway 500 accident
• Reading fresh messages in old letters at fort
• B.G.’s first female mayor hopes to inspire others
• Local lawmakers’ bills are halfway home
• Colossal cleanup winds down in Ridgefield
• Fire damages Head Start office
• Off Beat: Namesake city has no place for USS Vancouver
• Clark County employers weigh pros, cons of E-Verify
• Cities use E-Verify while state considers banning it
• Free tax assistance now for low-income seniors
• Health care worker announces run for Pridemore’s seat
• Award nominations open for park boosters
• County to trim advisory boards
• Weather Eye: The rain finally arrived in January
• Not the Final Bow for Slocum House Theatre Company
• Taste of the Tropics
• Deadline nearing on school’s election
• Two hurt, one critically, in head-on crash near Camas
• Armed robber strikes Hazel Dell store
• The high cost of public advice
• Press Talk: Looking for that level field
• Prospective students can learn about WSUV on Preview Day
• 229 illnesses after cheerleading event are from a norovirus
• Drugs, death and a broken-hearted dad
• Man in pajamas foils suspected bike theft
• Clark County Jail inmate dies
• Alleged “Elmer Fudd” bandit pleads not guilty to robberies
• Third time is charm for prosecutors against repeat defendant
• Attorney: Boldt did not violate state ethics law in Lifeline vote
• Owner of abandoned floating home faces charges
• Battle Ground man accused of seriously assaulting baby son
• Vancouver man involved in standoff appears in court
• Car goes under semi on Mill Plain, driver uninjured
• Liquid Gold offers taste of Northwest brews
• Correction: Autovation
• Sex offender update
• Oregon company donates to Washington State University Vancouver
• Community health prize nominations sought
• Road maintenance crew cleans up graffiti, nabs taggers
• Armed robbery reported at Salmon Creek restaurant
• Insider trading bill approved in House
• Settlement may bring relief to stressed homeowners
• Fort event explores history of correspondence
• Vancouver Fire Department adds twin engines
• Cheerleading event outbreak sickened nearly 200
• Camas police investigate incident inside school
• Two Clark County incidents bring environmental penalties
• UPDATE: Boldt’s wife resigns after apparent conflict of interest
• Announcing the Columbian's first tweetup
• Barricaded subject disrupts area near Truman elementary
• Lawyers urge regulation of power of attorney
• Buy a book for kids at Seuss-a-Palooza drive
• Free prescription discount cards offered to county residents
• Salmon funding board seeks grant requests
• Weather Eye: Our weather might be in transition
• Vital Statistics
• Domestic partnerships will end for some couples
• Vancouver explores taxing district for parks
• UPDATE: Crews restore power to about 900 throughout county
• Firefighters union will give $30,000 to charities
• Vancouver man challenges state's redistricting plan
• Cheerleading squads get sick after contest
• County makes emergency loan to Lifeline
• Bonneville pool sturgeon retention closed beginning Feb. 18
• State Patrol: Seizure causes Highway 14 crash
• Bond refinancing saves Woodland schools money
• Stevenson-Carson levy would be first for district
• Ambulance service to offer free CPR classes
• Judge Poyfair to retire sooner than originally planned
• Correction: Ownership misstated
• Clarification: Dog clothing
• Everybody Has a Story: Tillamook forest fire led to close encounter with bear
• Firefighting agency receives FEMA grant
• Two B.G. students to perform in all-state groups
• Volunteers clean, repair trails at B.G. park
• Neighbor group presents holiday lighting contest awards
• Vancouver man signs book deal
• Neighbor group elects new officers
• Vancouver woman sets up fund to fulfill dying man’s wish
• Bulletin board gets its start
• Local catering chef wins award for jambalaya
• Seed Swap grows into third year
• Washougal museum reopens with publishing exhibit
• Rotary chapter names scholar of the month
• 1,000 trees to be planted for credit union’s online statement campaign
• County prepares for elderly boomers
• Analysis examines errors in DSHS aid
• Prosecutors reviewing case of C-Tran driver involved in fatality
• Are Ridgefield ball fields going to the dogs?
• Woman charged with felony hit and run in 2010 crash
• Firefighters extinguish house fire in Burnt Bridge Creek neighborhood
• Meals on Wheels’ pet peeve? Mice lured by animal charity’s food
• Camas told its own municipal court could pay off
• Correction: Achievement
• Nominations sought for parks awards
• Battle Ground Chamber of Commerce presents awards
• Volunteers needed for park plantings
• Weather Eye: Seasonal weather is likely to return
• Vital Statistics
• Who will vote on light rail? Find out in July
• Vancouver Barracks awaits next marching orders
• Tolling to support CRC backed at hearing
• Cold winds, fallen branches cause some power outages
• Alleged 'Elmer Fudd' bank bandit goes to court
• Fire damages large shop building near Ridgefield
• Fire damages large shop building ; damage is $116,000
• Vote scheduled on fire merger
• PeaceHealth Southwest addresses those who refuse blood transfusions
• Pain patients rebuild lives wrecked by addiction
• Tables turned on would-be scammer
• A pair of super parties
• Off Beat: I-5 Bridge lift not your typical elevator ride
• Northwest energy storage concepts explored
• Correction: Press Talk
• Ridgefield a city at a crossroad
• Bell said she taught herself, others
• Correction: State of the County
• Weather Eye: Blue skies are smiling on us, and probably will till mid-February
• Teens invited to help save teens’ lives
• Mountain View team wins BPA Regional Science Bowl
• Former Woodland mayor Jim Graham dies
• Vancouver’s former Payette Clinic: A Legacy of Pain
• Deadline hits most committees, winnowing out the year’s measures
• Dog-lovers delight in show
• State gauges schools’ success
• Dog starts fire that destroys Vancouver house
• Herrera Beutler may try to block CRC light rail
• Pridemore targets DSHS mistake
• Press Talk: Deficit 101 class in session
• Woodland council to have retreat
• Drug companies oppose bill to make them take back medicine
• Correction: Hit and run arrest
• Vital statistics
• Try This: All the weekend’s a stage
• Honor, duty, fairness for Cub Scouts with autism
• A halfway house for cats
• ALERT FROM VANCOUVER SCHOOLS: Man twice offered to give 6th-grade girl a ride
• Warrant issued for suspect in 2010 shooting
• Breezy conditions expected Friday
• Police nab suspected "Elmer Fudd" bank robber
• Bits 'n' Pieces: Ballerina selected for Bolshoi’s stateside summer program
• Vital Statistics
• UPDATE: Boy who stepped into traffic west of Battle Ground in satisfactory condition
• Boldt talks about jobs, stormwater in State of the County
• Local input sought on workers’ comp
• Public workshops focus on stormwater
• Zarelli plan to cut retirement benefits draws foes
• Vancouver singer hopes dream comes true on ‘Idol’
• Steel girders added at Highway 500/St. Johns interchange project
• Portland police arrest suspected driver in hit-run crash that killed a Vancouver man
• Vancouver police arrest two suspected bank robbers in Cascade Park
• Police officer cleared in shooting of alleged bank robber
• Pedestrian walks into side of moving vehicle
• Man pleads not guilty to child sex-trafficking charge
• Herrera Beutler tries to force CRC vote
• SUV crashes into bank sign in Salmon Creek
• Police investigating reported robbery at Evergreen Food Mart
• Live coverage: Boldt to deliver State of County address today
• Emergency repairs to close I-5 lanes near Woodland
• On gay marriage, area's House members divided along party lines
• Man sent to hospital after Brush Prairie crash
• Rising tuition, falling aid pose risk
• Weather Eye: How delightful: More sunshine, not much rain
• Correction: Leavitt
• Bridge work closes forest road until July
• New vocational school plans grand opening
• Group forming to help prevent teen suicides
• Emergency readiness training offered
• Missing dog finds happy ending
• Friendship: Signed, sealed, delivered 99 times
• Stakes raised for cities as new cardroom opens
• Tightly strung: Practice key to bowhunting success
• Battle Ground school on top in number of awards
• County commissioners reluctant to ban smoking in parks
• WA Senate set to vote on gay marriage bill
• Storm damage closes Gorge hiking bridge
• Community meeting to focus on BPA project
• School tours offered at Discovery, Washington
• Battle Ground teacher honored as mentor
• Shahala Middle School scores science bowl win
• Local builders endorse Evergreen school levy
• Sex offender update
• Vital Statistics
• Former Vancouver resident to offer lessons on civil rights in Walla Walla
• Evergreen Inn residents check off 2nd item on bucket list
• Childhood cancer survivor raises money for toys
• Resolutions in motion for Julia’s Garden stormwater woes
• Jacksons’ Andresen store raises most in chain to combat domestic violence
• Skyview mathematicians score in time trials
• 2nd Rotary Interact club sprouts up in Battle Ground
• Paradise Point State Park to get new disc-golf course
• Volunteers plant trees at Ridgefield wildlife refuge
• Gas mask turns heads at controlled burn in Battle Ground
• Target grant to help Ridgefield kids learn about rocks
• Vancouver Community Library lauded for catering to kids
• Bill would see Oregonians pay some sales tax here
• Deputies swap duties, expand skills
• Camas city administrator announces retirement
• Driver sentenced to 41 months for Highway 14 fatality
• Cowlitz County deputies looking for teen
• Non-injury crash snarls I-5 south at Interstate Bridge
• Izzy’s shutters East Mill Plain Boulevard restaurant
• Farmers can apply for disaster relief
• Marshall youth award nomination due Feb. 9
• Exchange students put on Chinese New Year event
• Weather Eye: Our groundhog may see shadow
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Sandra Brown
• Benton legislation targets ‘overly harsh’ WIAA rules
• Residents, health officials tackle arsenic in North County water
• Evergreen to ensure boys’, girls’ programs equal
• 01/30/2012) To help a youngster learn and look, would you, could you buy a book?
• Local health firm loses state pact
• Vancouver residents scan airwaves for emergencies
• Nighttime F-15 jet training to run through Feb.3; flights to end before 10 p.m.
• First Aid Only retains local focus
• Two more open houses on private bridges
• La Center shooting investigation continues
• Most commented stories on Columbian.com last week
• Police seek Vancouver man missing since August
• Ballots out for Feb. 14 special election
• Police identify Vancouver man hit, killed by car in Portland
• Discovery of artifacts delays Ridgefield park work
• Off Beat: Mapmaker’s sense of humor spurred wild goose chase
• Million-dollar mile: Expensive section of trail provokes varied reactions
• Spurred by young son's death, local ex-deputy backs gun bill
• Here come the brides — wedding show draws 500
• C-Tran leaders weigh other options for paying for light rail
• Weather Eye: As the seasons roll on, the signs that winter will end show up
• Invite us to your Super Bowl party
• Home at Last: Habitat Opens More Doors
• Showing up: Is it half the battle for city councils?
• CRC tolls on the table in Olympia
• How we die in Clark County
• Local law enforcement officers put cuffs on poor fitness
• Press Talk: Of changes & Tebowing
• Correction: stormwater grates
• Vital statistics
• Clark County at Work: Agave Denim
• Vancouver mayor pushes parks levy
• 01/27/2012) 50 Years of Nursing Excellence. Oh, Baby!
• Woodland man sentenced to four years for vehicular homicide
• Vancouver superintendent appointed to state panel
• Vancouver man pleads guilty to attempted murder, arson
• Goat-killing dogs turn on woman in Woodland
• Homeowners’ associations ask state for help
• PeaceHealth, OHSU team to bolster neonatal care in region
• Port of Vancouver set to mark centennial
• Correction: Pay reduction
• County tracks down stolen stormwater grates
• Robbery attempt ends with fist to face
• Report: Most new students at Clark College need math help
• Homeless given hope at annual event offering free services
• 01/26/2012) Clark College Welcomes Commencement Speaker J.R. Martinez
• $ 70,000 fire damages home's laundry room
• Benton, Pridemore spar over same-sex marriage
• Vancouver father and son killed in Lewis County I-5 crash
• Two arrested in county drug raids sentenced
• 'Dancing With the Stars' winner to speak at Clark
• I-5 bridge crews renew battle against starlings
• Correction: Word missing
• Habitat for Humanity to open two new homes
• Moeller wins Legislator of Year
• Shred your documents to benefit Share
• Vancouver PD creates crime-prevention units
• Weather Eye: Vancouver has topped 6 inches of rain this month; more to come
• Activists at WSUV forum speak out against corporate personhood
• Smoke detector wakes Vancouver woman to fire
• Man killed in La Center not prone to prowl, friends say
• A life filled with drama
• Battle Ground jazzed for competition
• Vancouver principals forgo raises again
• Small school districts seek levy renewals
• New senior apartment complex will fill up fast
• WSUV public forum will address whether corporations are people
• Small quake at Mount St. Helens
• PAC aims to help women gain office
• Babies in Need has new storage building
• B.G. run doubles in size, raises funds
• Camas robotics wins 2 awards
• EMS board member retires
• Woodland robotics team wins first place
• Steampunk fans kick up their heels
• Sherwood neighborhood group revived
• Students, staff raise funds for charities
• Free film showing gets local support
• Library celebrates its first decade
• Skyview grad sailor of quarter
• Herrera Beutler on Obama speech: Get serious about cutting regulations
• 01/24/2012) Clark student athletes honored for excellence in volleyball, soccer and basketball
• Economic groups urge lawmakers to find dollars for CRC
• YWCA domestic violence specialist steps down to save program
• Washougal woman charged with stealing from Little League
• Washougal woman gets 10 years for 2010 stabbing
• Mailboxes kicked to curb in Hough neighborhood
• Two injured in crash on SR-500
• Local land trust purchases 920 acres of Columbia River habitat
• La Center incident raises question of when shootings are justified
• Suspected prowler shot at La Center home
• Workshop to teach how to speak out for gay marriage
• Weather Eye: Too early to say if we’ve already seen the worst of winter
• Vital Statistics
• Correction: Tuskegee Airmen
• Man still hospitalized after Sunday wreck
• Ridgefield voters to decide school bond
• Pike will run in the 18th District
• B.G. school board looks at bullying
• Parks staff, programs will be cut
• Fire that badly damaged Ridgefield house probed
• Highway 500 interchange work continues
• Same-sex marriage nears legalization
• Gays’ divorce rate may hew close to heterosexuals’
• Slick roads contribute to three east-county crashes
• Proposed bill would allow alcohol in Kiggins Theatre auditorium
• Most read stories on Columbian.com last week
• Search resumes for young girl in Oregon River
• Project Homeless Connect has new home
• Off Beat: Local mapmaker left his mark with fictitious roadways
• Columbian newspaper changes today
• Discover Vancouver’s Legendary Locals
• Prosecutor weathers tough first year in office
• Aging brains can still be growing brains
• Mural aimed at pepping up tiny patients
• Trails plan would link cities to the Gorge
• County to hold forums on private bridges
• Second Chuck’s store faces new hurdle
• Driver hurt in Highway 500 accident
• Korean War vets group reschedules 1st meeting
• Weather Eye: We’ve made up for lack of rain, and more is on the way
• Protecting Pedestrians: Safety upgrade already in works at crosswalk
• Bills push into, through committees
• Making the right choice on long-term care
• Expert in red ink served in ‘Red Tails’ unit
• Old Battle Ground school gives its last lesson
• Firefighters battle blaze in house north of Camas
• Press Talk: Of snow frenzy & Tebowing
• La Center police get time-saving software in cruisers
• Group that supported Vancouver mounted police officially disbands
• Urban forester warns of storm-damaged trees
• Vital statistics
• Death Notices
• Battle Ground's Central School set to burn
• Fired up for year of the dragon at Vancouver elementary
• Flames engulf home at end of 32nd Court in Ridgefield
• 01/20/2012) Tickets are on sale now for the 2012 Iris Awards
• Prosecutors not filing criminal charges in boxing death
• Possible freezing rain, high winds in weekend forecast
• Two sent to hospital after t-bone crash on Padden Parkway
• Car slides off road, lands on railroad tracks east of Stevenson
• Police arrest hit-run suspect
• Report calls CRC practices into question
• Oregon may scale back CRC spending
• Repair work temporarily closes Multnomah Falls Lodge elevator
• Agency launches stove replacement program
• Dining out: Applewood expands with deli next door
• La Center residents fill gym to honor Cody Sherrell
• Clark County sees rain, not much else from monster NW storm
• 01/19/2012) Penguin Promise: The 2012 State of the College Address
• 01/19/2012) Honoring achievement and service: the 2012 Iris Awards
• 01/19/2012) Clark College announces 2012 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees
• County waives review fees for some projects
• Wylie's proposed bill targets government contract abuses
• Alleged hit-run driver suspected of injuring pedestrian sought
• Alleged pimp arrested in connection to juvenile prostitution case
• Driver crashes into median barrier on I-205 Bridge
• State of the College: Private-public partnerships create new programs
• Mother in child imprisonment case arraigned
• Fallen trees shut down passenger rail service between Portland and Seattle
• Suspected serial bank robber strikes for third time
• Vancouver man accused of stealing car, every key from dealership
• La Center district to honor basketball player Thursday
• Heavy rains brings flood advisory for Southwest Washington
• Driver whose passenger died in fall from convertible pleads guilty
• Reserve area picnic shelters starting Feb. 1
• Public Health to host free kids dental clinic
• Unpublished Writers' Day celebrated with workshop
• Weather Eye: Snow and cold could return to our area in weeks to come
• Evergreen officials field questions about levy
• Snow, slush shutter most area schools Wednesday
• Story time not just for kids anymore
• Vancouver truck driver, 53, arrested in fatal hit-and-run in Portland
• No raise for Clark County administrator
• Snow, rain cause havoc in Clark County
• New science high school will have 3 floors, 26 classrooms
• Citizen panel sets hearing on salaries for Leavitt, council
• Vancouver police seek suspect in holdup of Fisher's Landing bank
• Vancouver police seek more witnesses to fatal crosswalk crash
• Deputy's lawsuit over burger-spitting heads to Supreme Court
• BPA eliminates 'Grey Line' option from transmission line project
• Region copes with snow, wind from Wednesday storm
• Power outages a strong possibility Wednesday
• Schools closed as wintry system finally hits area
• What's up with that? Road at former airport awaits more redevelopment
• Feb. 2 meeting will look at future of Fruit Valley neighborhood
• Skills Center students ask your vote on video
• Prospect of ban on plastic bags doesn’t ruffle shoppers
• WSU Vancouver workshops feature professional writers
• Vital statistics
• Scouts, Vancouver company team to build sheet-metal boxes
• Hockinson resident accepted to West Point
• Officials, pub owner featured on Battle Ground radio show
• Ridgefield winery toasts to its three awards
• 17 Ridgefield students score in 80th percentile, better on PSAT
• Planters Days celebrates 90 years with 90% donation
• Reopened Sherwood group to hold meeting
• Skills Center enters video contest
• Carter Park joins Facebook community
• Arnada looking for newsletter help
• Volunteers give museum 4,400 hours in 2011
• Couple donates Persian rugs to Clark College
• Help center founder paid back for 30 years of giving
• Firefighters at blaze near Cedar Creek, south of Chelatchie Prairie
• Severe weather could mean treacherous road conditions
• Snow likely a no-show as dire predictions fizzle
• Beauty school owner says delay of building makeover hurting business
• Cougar Creek Bridge’s days numbered
• Evergreen Public Schools to hold live Web cast
• Superior Court Judge Poyfair to retire this year
• City Council town halls return tonight in East Vancouver
• "Vancouvria" episodes hit the mark
• Weather service: Snow accumulation still possible by Wednesday
• Correction: Holland Partner Group
• Weather Eye: Arctic, moist air to collide; too soon to say which will win
• Police detain man who allegedly assaulted family, ran off, possibly armed near Cherry Street
• Snow, slippery roads in north county; 6 fender benders; some ice possible overnight
• Occupy gathering keys on MLK’s calls for economic equality
• Herrera Beutler still has CRC concerns
• Congresswoman talks town halls, confirms re-election bid
• Ceremony to honor La Center student
• One hurt in rearender on state Highway 500 near Falk Road
• Unused B.G. school set to burn Saturday
• Mapmaker Phil Arnold dies at 96
• Washougal residents released from hospital after Longview crash
• Possibility for snow later this week
• MLK Jr. Day closures
• Same-sex marriage offers few new benefits
• Snow threat lingers for Tuesday
• Vancouver man raises awareness of radon
• A changing of the guard for Pearl Harbor groups
• B.G. property rights advocate fights for Bank of CC borrowers
• Equipment maker buys Legion Hall in Camas
• Off Beat: ‘War Horse’ gives nod to helmet found in Vancouver
• Fort Vancouver smartphone app brings history to life
• Weather Eye: Snow will press south, but how far?
• Grown-ups invited to library storytime
• 01-15 HOLIDAY CLOSURES -MLK
• Snow is expected with rain to follow
• Oregon man injured in I-205 accident
• Woman attempts to rob pizza store
• Fire damages east Vancouver home
• CRC bridge plan exceeds budget, schedule
• Fire chiefs like results of merger
• Varied bills introduced in session’s first week
• MLK Jr. message: Work together
• Criticism of bridge design hasn’t let up
• Korean War vets to inaugurate local group
• Cold front, snow expected to arrive Saturday
• Press Talk: How much has the Web changed us?
• Woodland school board appoints new member
• WSU online business program wins honors
• Bank helps nonprofits get social-media funds
• County leaders review priorities for 2012
• Vital statistics
• Prepared to Plow: Region set for snow, but how much?
• Blogging pioneer blazes trail for WordPress at Clark College
• Vancouver Soldier Crawford gets Purple Heart, leaves ICU
• Haiti: A Look Ahead
• Officials confirm suicide of BG student
• Vancouver native will play ogre on 'Grimm' tonight
• Decision on death penalty for Vancouver homicide suspect postponed
• Registration deadline near for Feb. 14 election
• Construction to close St. Johns overnight
• Picket raises issue over Woodland garbage fees
• PeaceHealth Southwest plans wellness event
• High school student dies off campus
• Fireplace ashes in plastic bucket, left in garage, caused $200,000 blaze
• Former fire chief Bartel honored in Ridgefield
• Fired deputy files tort claim against county
• Authorities investigate apparent suicide in north county
• Battle Ground High School student dies off campus
• New challenger to Congresswoman Herrera Beutler comes forward
• Construction to close St. Johns at Highway 500 overnight Friday
• Snow looks increasingly likely for metro area
• Man who beat skier sentenced to 57 more months
• PeaceHealth Southwest hosts free wellness event
• Ex-Skamania County auditor pleads not guilty to shredding documents
• No injuries reported in rollover crash on Mill Plain
• Crash on Glenn Jackson bridge snarls I-205 south
• ‘Bravo! Bravo!’ Opera comes to school
• Band class offers chance to play, maybe march
• Code commission members sought
• Weather Eye: A couple of fine days ahead before winter screams a return
• Correction: Middle school principals
• Correction: Columbia River Crossing
• Foundation president named to committee
• Makeover benefits ill Battle Ground couple
• Neglected horse needs a home, love
• Councilors curious about new ambulance pact
• 01/11/2012) Clark College presents "Mental Health Mondays" for winter quarter 2012
• Man burned in December car crash recovering in hospital
• Owner of Smokey’s Pizza dies at 53
• Mass of cold air brings chance of weekend snow
• Officials announce countywide burn ban
• AMR gets two extra response minutes
• Blaze causes $200,000 in damage to home near Battle Ground
• Vancouver school found success in 'opportunity zone'
• Message to mom brightens La Center
• What's Up with That? Dogs do harm to Ridgefield Little League fields
• Erosion spooks Northwestern Lake cabin owners
• Skills Center hosts Winter Feast 2012
• Community leaders spend a day at school
• Courthouse restoration money approved
• Help Camas update lists for homeowner associations
• Hough couple donate $10,000 to parenting program
• Runner pays it forward on Hood to Coast course
• Joy Team delivers holiday cheer to hospital patients
• Bank employees donate gifts to foster children
• Neighborhood association hosts holiday potluck
• Ridgefield wins food drive contest against Kalama
• Neighborhood jumps on social media bandwagon on Nextdoor
• Kids and Cops Shopping Program gets $7,000 donation
• Shumway celebrates 35 years together
• Library word wall featured on CNET blog
• Food bank distributes 200 baskets to families
• Ridgefield students display artwork at gallery
• Flue fire reported at Lapellah Restaurant
• Man who beat skier found guilty of unrelated charge
• Bus rapid transit proposal comes back to C-Tran board
• La Center teen dies in hospital
• Ambulance firm asks for more time to respond
• Clarification: Community Foundation grants
• Vital statistics
• Legacy Health offers free glaucoma screenings
• Weather Eye: Weather observers report rainfall; cold, snow might be on way
• Activists hope to cap corporate privileges
• Local legislators focus on priorities for state
• Vancouver strikes a deal over contamination
• Local deputy had role in Mount Rainier search
• Police seek Neighbors on Watch volunteers
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of Jan. 1
• Preserving the barns of Clark County
• La Center teen still in critical condition
• Vancouver woman arrested after fatal crash in Beaverton
• State lawmakers return to Olympia for 60-day session
• Off Beat: Mount Rainier shooting hits local ranger personally, professionally
• About 300 attend vigil for ailing La Center teen
• Vancouver councilor seeking to reclaim C-Tran seat
• Voices raised against gun violence
• State begins prescription monitoring
• Transportation projects may stall after 2013
• Lacamas playground gear to be replaced
• Weather Eye: Forecast is hard to decipher beyond the next few days
• Tribute will honor memory of MLK Jr.
• Sex offender update: Michael Anthony Muldoon
• Analysis pegs 13 ‘lands for jobs’
• Few places to build jobs
• Library's Early Learning Center inspires children’s imaginations
• New downtown Vancouver library offers resources, fun
• Majority in state back gay marriage
• La Center basketball player, 14, still in critical condition
• A world of art from anonymous hands
• Activities abound for MLK Day of Service
• Debt still burdens Mohegan gaming
• Press Talk: Changes coming for us
• Spanish immersion programs coming up
• Community Foundation grant deadline is near
• Vital statistics
• Science suits former Vancouver mayor
• Local YWCA volunteer orientation on Tuesday
• AARP volunteers offer free tax form assistance
• ‘Rachel’s Challenge’ program comes to Battle Ground
• Robotics students poised for challenge
• Great-grandmother hopes for help locating stolen car
• Washington discusses sturgeon fishing moratorium in lower Columbia
• Car burns in front of residence of new Yacolt mayor
• Vancouver woman pleads guilty to stealing from the deaf
• Possible light snow in mountain areas this evening
• Man burned in Dec. 3 crash improving at Portland hospital
• Man accused of firewood attack
• La Center teen still in critical condition
• Firefighters douse car fire south of I-5 bridge
• Dry Christmas tree feeds fire at Sandy home
• Girder installation delayed at St. Johns
• Vancouver earns award for financial reporting
• Writing letters to Cody helps students cope
• La Center teen reached goal before everything changed
• Education funding ruling stirs glee, concern locally
• 01/05/2012) After the Dream: A Call to Service
• 01/05/2012) Then: State Supported. Now: State Assisted. Clark College in 2012
• Vancouver gives Slocum House 90-day lease extension
• Doctors have hope for wounded Vancouver soldier's recovery
• I-205 lanes start to clear after fallen boat removed
• Update: La Center teen 'hanging in there'
• Woodland council tables utility tax proposal
• La Center boy remains in critical condition
• Battles loom over sales tax increase and same-sex marriage
• Missing woman found safe
• Flags at half-staff for Longview soldier who died in Afghanistan
• New rail safeguards where 3 died in Kelso
• Temporary homes found for district’s science magnet school
• County construction permits face new scrutiny
• Watersheds alliance announces film series
• Registration open for sustainability training
• Mount St. Helens Institute sets programs for 2012
• Panel forms to address seniors’ concerns
• Leadership seminar to focus on Edward, Dollie Lynch
• Correction: Vital Statistics
• Would-be heroes cautioned to stay safe
• State of the county address set for Feb. 2
• Marshall leadership award nominations sought
• Weather Eye: Winter around here is just a whole lot more of the same
• Vancouver soldier seriously hurt in Afghanistan
• New Year’s sees rash of DUI arrests
• Family hopes foundation in memory of son will prevent other deaths
• 01/04/2012) Driving the Future: Automobiles in the 21st Century
• Teen had no history of cardiac problems before collapse
• Gay lawmaker lauds governor's marriage equality bill
• Woman pleads not guilty in death of dog on freeway
• Car knocks down fence around Salmon Creek retention pond
• School open after La Center boy collapses
• Mount Rainier National Park to reopen Saturday
• Skamania Fire bid draws ire of state
• 49th District lawmakers will hold town hall
• Correction: Redistricting
• Vital statistics
• Lawyer plans new office building
• Church tradition raises money for hospice
• Innovative Services NW gets funds for new van
• Volunteers tackle ivy in South Cliff Park
• Vancouver grad researching paleoecological reconstruction in Kenya
• Evergreen schools chief receives award
• Firefighters load up 1934 fire engine for Open House Ministries
• Neighbor takes Santa role very seriously
• Lacamas CU gives food baskets to needy members
• Yacolt Little League registration times set
• Abrams Park gets new play structure
• Buck for Kids Day raises $1,000
• Girls choir hits right notes for holidays
• Police ask for help finding missing woman
• Two local highway projects shift gear
• Teen collapses, stops breathing, at La Center basketball practice
• Robber strikes Orchards bank
• Vancouver couple sentenced for Christmas gift theft spree
• After more than a year, Vancouver town halls to return
• La Center man injured in Dec. 26 crash dies in hospital
• Former Congressman Baird takes lobbyist's job
• Overturned truck dumps fuel into tributary of Columbia
• 49th District lawmakers plan town hall meeting
• Legacy launches clinic for child abuse victims
• Grant would bring polish back to Clark County’s courthouse
• Weather Eye: Expect wind, little rain, warming to start the new year
• Stevenson-area woman, her baby found safe
• Two injured in Ward Road collision
• Redrawn maps alone won’t change Clark County politics
• Vancouver man honored for volunteer redistricting work
• Long arms of law embrace Haiti
• Experts: Make end-of-life decisions before it’s too late
• Social media can be a trial for local judges
• La Center residents gain by losing weight
• Holiday closures for Monday
• Off Beat: 2011’s major stories had side effects, fallout
• Correction: Mall hours
• H&R Block wraps up donations
• Real estate office donates to relief charities
• Redistricting commission finishes its work
• Stevenson woman, son missing
• PeaceHealth welcomes bookend babies
• Jacob, Sophia top baby names lists
• Coins can lead to serious change for chatrity recipients
• Another apparent suicide attempt on I-205 bridge
• Westfield mall is open today
• Weather Eye: Mild temperatures will continue this week
• Holiday closures: New Year's Day
• State lacks facts on gambling addiction
• More top 10 lists
• Vancouver man dies in crash west of Philomath
• 2011: Broke, busted again
• Top photos of the year evoke emotion
• Former Woodland fire chief accused of theft by deception
• Patchy freezing fog to make morning travel tricky
• Value Motel cleans up, stays open
• Press Talk: Top 7 things for 2012
• Correction: Swing into New Year Dance:
• Old library has new role
• Rotary Foundation plans New Year’s Eve Gala
• Strong rain surge to bring mountain snow
• Correction: Apartment fire
• Holiday closures
• Vital statistics
• Electric Highway: State starts on charging station work
• Walters favorite for next mayor of Battle Ground
• UPDATE: Firefighters find woman who reportedly jumped from I-205 bridge
• Site to take old block foam, electronics
• First Chelatchie Prairie trail section now open
• Man hit by car on Mill Plain dies in hospital
• REPOST: Caregiver charged with manslaughter in disabled Vancouver woman's death
• Buses to run on Sunday schedules Jan. 1
• DUI watch: Cleaning up the streets
• Correction: Weekend
• Man hit by car, suffers life-threatening injuries
• Vancouver man still critical after suffering burns in crash
• Feds charge 13 arrested in marijuana raids
• Former caregiver charged with manslaughter in disabled Vancouver woman's death
• Car fire snarls traffic on I-5 in Salmon Creek
• Stormwater ruling puts restrictions on county
• Turlay sworn in as new Vancouver city councilor
• Clark Public Utilities warns of scam phone calls
• REPOST: Vancouver police help in shooting incident in Portland
• Work to begin on Drano Lake fishing ramp
• Vancouver Fire Department quits training group
• Clinic receives $5,000 grant for free dental day
• Septic system exams cause a stink in Yacolt
• Clark College to host high school information nights
• Paradise Point rangers add new trails at virtually no cost
• Give blood, get a pizza in Red Cross promotion
• Weather Eye: Rainfall ensures December won’t be our driest after all
• Panel reaffirms support of wind farm near Gorge
• Return of wet, windy weather spoils shot at driest December
• Cowlitz Tribe denies claims by plaintiffs in lawsuit
• 12/28/2011) Looking for The Next Step in your education? Get a Running Start at Clark College
• Nine arrested for DUI in Clark County over holidays
• CRC scales back connector lid over I-5 to bare bones
• Wild weather disrupts power
• Power restored in Salmon Creek area
• Woodland woman accused of swindling $10,000
• Proposed new congressional district centers on Olympia
• WSUV offers session on finding scholarships
• Vital Statistics
• Correction: Clark County at Work
• Volunteers bring in the bounty for needy
• Clark College’s Diesel Dogs tackle community projects
• Stories lead to lesson in giving
• Troops, veterans get cookies from home
• East Minnehaha hosts holiday party
• Whipple Creek Place managers warn of daylight burglaries
• Ridgefield third-graders grow with math, science lesson
• Washougal kids make cards for the troops
• Kids, cops shop in Woodland
• Camas robotics team qualifies for January meet
• Vancouver retirement community wins gold award for brochure
• Portland children’s hospital gets gift of pillows
• Woman places second in singing competition
• Mortgage firm takes collection for county food bank
• Sea Mar, Timbers team for Chrismas party
• Union High Spanish class gives to family for Christmas
• Coos Bay man driving with 3 kids arrested for suspected DUI
• L.C. man, suspected of DUI with 3 kids in car, gets shiner at jail
• City fences off closed section of Renaissance Trail
• C-Tran bus gets stuck in fire station’s driveway
• Fisher Investments puts down deeper roots in Camas
• Vancouver boy accused of lighting bedroom rug on fire
• Small fire causes minor damage, evacuation of VA Center building
• Man reportedly robs Cascade Park area bank
• Correction: Jimmy John's
• Weather Eye: Wet weather expected to return in earnest on Wednesday
• Technology is game-changer in lives of today’s boys
• Sex offender update
• UPDATE: Man, 66, in serious condition after minivan crash
• City managers’ pay rises across county
• Family turns up the volume to fight MS
• Wet weather will usher in the new year
• Patrons abuzz over library district's energy meters
• Camas, Washougal fire departments merger may be extended
• Chimney fire reported near La Center
• Monday: A holiday for some
• Off Beat: Trip to drug court gives new perspective on addiction
• Meter Merriment: Packaging a tickle with a ticket
• Hospitality for homeless overflows on holiday
• State panel to revisit Gorge wind farm proposal
• Cabin owners tepid on well settlement offer
• Progress in Rwanda stuns local doctor
• Club’s aqua Zumba class proves popular
• Holiday closures for Monday
• Adoption group’s mission is ‘saving one child at a time’
• Family waiting to adopt 2 children with Down syndrome
• Holiday closures: Christmas Day
• Weather Eye: Dry December about to get very soggy in a hurry
• Christmas Eve robber hits BG tobacco store
• Living Nativity strives for authenticity
• PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center lands $1.2M in grants
• Roll of gift wrap has been giving for 56 years
• Electronic waste recycling picks up
• I was wondering about …
• Firstenburg refinancing to save Vancouver $933k
• HOLIDAY CLOSURES
• Vital statistics
• Hackers blamed for unwelcoming Chamber of Commerce email
• Glow of holiday cheer spreads
• School bond could influence growth
• Woman threw dog into traffic, troopers say
• Cowlitz jury acquits Longshore union member of assault
• Living Hope offers living Nativity again
• Mayor appoints VHA commissioners
• Vital statistics
• Seven injured in two-vehicle crash on Hwy. 14 westbound at 32nd St. in Washougal
• Decorative hydrant taken by thieves
• Homeless veteran, children get holiday wish
• Besides tolls, county voted in line with state
• Vancouver police, medical examiner probe death of Chicago man after sparring workout here
• Group drawing new legislative boundaries stalls
• Friends continue search for missing man
• Injuries reported in multi-vehicle crash on Highway 14 in Washougal
• Schools earn national health, nutrition award
• Parks Foundation can double donations
• Chronis’ Restaurant offers another free meal
• Local housing agencies get federal dollars
• Weather Eye: Sure not much to write home about
• Paint store closure eliminates drop-off site
• Bus schedule normal on weekend, reduced Mon.
• Don’t be deceived: Sex slavery is here
• Out of Washougal horror, a home for Bella
• Violent crimes fall, property crimes rise in Vancouver
• McKenna, staff give primer on government efficiency
• Book gives voice to homeless women
• UPDATE: Hilton management offers comments
• Clark County schools earn national award
• Homeless memorial day draws solemn crowd
• Woodland city council votes for utility tax
• Governor names panel for scholarship program
• Businesses will match gifts to county parks
• Correction: Utility rates
• City Hall customer service hours extended
• Everybody Has a Story: Enchantment of Christmas morning shines down the decades
• Everybody Has a Story: On the 12 days of Christmas, family gave nightly perplexity
• Everybody Has a Story: Beloved pup’s safe return was best Christmas gift
• Renaissance Trail’s closure riles residents
• Camas soldier welcomed home after Afghanistan deployment
• Union High School students help Share
• Quilt raffle winner drawn at museum event
• High school robotics team honors deceased Camas board member
• Garden club turns hangar into wreath factory
• Santa visits children at Edgewood Park coffee shop
• Vancouver firefighters honored with cookies
• Gleaners pluck 350 pounds of vegetables for food bank
• Battle Ground bands jazz it up for honors
• Elks, school district throw party for special-education students
• Battle Ground Elks Lodge remembers deceased members
• Local menorah lighting reflects recent revolutions
• Burn ban lifts Tuesday afternoon
• Columbia River Crossing awards money for pre-construction testing
• Cantwell: Review drilling, mining plan near Mount St. Helens
• Former Skamania County auditor faces felony charges
• Two arrested in connection with Hazel Dell pizza restaurant robberies
• Need for medical professionals who serve seniors growing
• Vital Statistics
• United Way distributes $223K in emergency aid
• Weather Eye: Winter officially starts Wednesday
• Correction: Free clinic
• Correction: Wrong street
• Vancouver approves utility rate hikes
• One hospitalized in two-vehicle collision near Pleasant Valley
• Vancouver still working on silencing train horns
• City, Frito-Lay scrap plan to give firm water bill breaks
• Congresswoman urged to consider park status for Mount St. Helens
• Community brightens Christmas for family displaced by fire
• Boy suffers knee pain after being hit by vehicle on Fourth Plain
• Two hurt in motorcycle crash in Fisher's Landing
• Mental evaluation granted for alleged bank robber
• Utility increases, train horns before Vancouver City Council tonight
• Building association backs Ridgefield school bond proposal
• Hough building temporary evacuated after dryer fire
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of Dec. 11
• Notice: Columbian blogs are down temporarily
• Non-injury crash slows morning commute on I-205 south near Burton Road
• WSUV campus to close for holidays
• Off Beat: Gardening program harvests equipment from raided pot grows
• High school club aims to keep peers drug-, alcohol-free
• Holidays altered for families of Alzheimer’s patients
• Wrapping up the Christmas tree season
• Police ask for help in finding missing man
• Secretary of State report: Be wary when donating to charity
• Man wanted by Vancouver police arrested in California
• Post office plans a Sunday mail collection
• Weather Eye: No sign of rain or snow, but deep cold is possibility
• Winter begins with 22nd homeless memorial day
• Budget ax looms over state parks in Clark County
• Christmas in the Village
• C-Tran hears of flawed layout at bus stop site
• Woodland’s Oak Tree card room opens
• Police investigating untended business find sleeping employee, 5 pounds of pot
• Woman robs Hazel Dell Domino's Pizza
• Sheriff’s guild won’t appeal detective’s firing
• Press Talk: We’re all trying to help a little
• $258,000 raised at ball for Free Clinic
• Vital statistics
• Clark County at Work: Luna’s Puppets
• Vancouver district board approves science, technology magnet school
• Panel redraws state legislative districts
• Wet, cold winter? December just cold
• Vancouver police say missing autistic couple found
• Vancouver man injured in I-5 crash
• Jury convicts Washougal woman of stabbing
• Body recovered from Columbia River in Longview
• Car fire blocking right lanes of I-205 south
• Three injured in crash on I-205 near Burton Road
• Judge overturns sanctions against Vancouver bar
• Vancouver hosts free health and wellness fair
• Two appointed to Clark County Planning Commission
• Clark County firms challenged to help homeless
• Correction: Weekend movies
• Correction: STEM faculty
• Vancouver man arrested in Portland gang shooting
• 2013 start for construction of new I-5 span called ‘optimistic’
• Santa’s Posse will help record 500 needy families
• Police seek aid in finding missing autistic couple
• Extremists have busy 2011 in Pacific Northwest
• Woman calls stabbing of boyfriend accident
• Washougal mayor pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Plan Christmas lights route
• Taco House chain to buy Cisco’s Mexican restaurant
• La Center council OKs sewer pact with tribe
• Burn ban continues in S.W. Washington
• Police: Reported robbery at mall didn't happen
• Several Columbia Gorge area schools running 2 hours late
• Thomas resigns from Evergreen school board
• Free to Tweet event celebrates free speech, offers college scholarships
• ‘Mystery Shopper’ scam rears its ugly head again
• Weather Eye: Showers will end, then dry weather again
• Vital statistics
• Oregon man still missing one year later
• Many questions, few answers in Washougal murder-suicide
• Schizophrenia a possible factor in Stanbary’s spiral
• Clark County has fewer homeless; less funding expected
• Suspect in Longview hatchet attack arrested
• Woodland’s Oak Tree ready to deal in cardrooms
• Washougal gunman Stanbary accused of raping girl, 9
• Columbia River Crossing lawsuit dropped
• Vancouver city manager draws praise, raise
• B.G. man arrested for alleged assault on former girlfriend, other man
• Police investigating report of robbery at Vancouver mall
• Broken water line closes southbound I-5 rest area
• Study breaks down C-Tran measure's route to passage
• Evergreen to put replacement levy on ballot
• Vital Statistics
• Everybody has a story: Plastic trees make for a perfect tradition
• Everybody has a story: Surprise guests a Thanksgiving blessing
• Big Christmas card offers greetings to the community
• Thrivent grants Evergreen Habitat $54,000 for construction
• Arnada chooses neighborhood 2011-12 leaders
• Brush Prairie team among those to qualify for FIRST Lego championship
• Felida quilters donate to food bank efforts for kids
• Tukes Valley students get a lesson in giving, shopping
• Sharing keeps caring in Hockinson
• Longtime Ridgefield resident honored for work on city’s behalf
• Santa – and elf – gather donations for Share
• Battle Ground girl, her spaniel qualify for American Kennel Club dog show
• Care Center packs 394 shoe boxes for needy children
• Teen gives back to foster care system
• Vancouver Christian athletes collect warm clothes for mission
• UPDATE: Power restored to 308 customers
• Vancouver’s New Year’s Eve Gala!
• Vancouver firefighters warm up needy
• 12/13/2011) Ensuring a welcoming environment for all
• AARP seeks Tax-Aide volunteers
• Woodland casino set to open
• Free to Tweet event celebrates free speech, offers college scholarships
• County shelves plans to build parks
• Rancor in Woodland as council members walk out of meeting
• Friday's Felida fire caused by electrical failure, officials say
• New year will bring new mayor for Battle Ground
• Weather Eye: December one of coldest ever, so far
• Vital statistics
• Burning banned in S.W. Washington
• Washougal police chief takes stock of violence
• Trial begins for woman accused in 2010 stabbing
• Port of Ridgefield may lure Fish and Wildlife
• Woodland’s Oak Tree ready to deal in cardrooms
• Police confirm 3 bodies found in Washougal home
• Partial state budget fix avoids tough decisions, local lawmakers say
• Probst bills aim to end chronic state budget crises with help for education, business
• Big spring chinook run forecast for Columbia River
• Stage 1 burn ban declared
• Does your baby have a top-10 name in 2010?
• Clark County groups receive $925,383 for fish projects
• Last week to vote on Columbian's top stories of 2011
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of Dec. 4
• Former tax attorney's sentencing delayed till March
• At local clinic, restoring hair likened to 'planting flowers'
• Focus on high-tech education grows in county
• Off Beat: Men whose paths crossed at Pearl Harbor shared county link
• Salmon Creek pizzeria robbed
• Forensic anthropologist examines remains found after standoff, fire
• Memories of children who have died burn bright
• Webcam allows deployed soldier to witness birth of daughter
• Clark County health agency dodges budget ax
• Man falls from Christmas ship after parade; presumed dead
• Senior volunteers save charitable organizations
• More local charities look to Internet as donors hesitate
• Local charities feel pinch as donor fatigue, economy take toll
• Weather Eye: Fans of cold liking our Decembrrrr
• Financial troubles deepen for parks department
• County commissioners adjust district lines
• Miss Clark County, Outstanding Teen crowned
• Santa steams in for Vancouver visit
• Washougal update: Case ruled a murder-suicide; suspect dead
• Leavitt, Stuart urge Herrera Beutler to back bridge
• Press Talk: Behind-the-scenes look at a crazy day
• Family of bus victim makes statement
• Correction: Steam train
• Sex offender update
• Vital statistics
• Two appear in court over fatal heroin overdose
• Police seek aid in finding missing Camas man
• Pridemore ‘disgusted’ with special session’s lack of action
• Deadly drunken driver gets 65 months
• Washougal incident: Man suspected of sex crimes
• C-Tran leaders tackle next year's sales tax measure
• Fire damages Felida home
• Jan. 5: Annual Community Event
• Map to holiday light displays in Clark County
• Missing Vancouver woman found safe
• Local legislators clash over special session
• Wreck sends Vancouver man to hospital
• Authorities seek info on missing Vancouver woman
• Bike builders brighten kids’ Christmas
• Fewer newcomers arrive in Clark County in 2011
• Nonprofit distributes funds to local students
• Luke Jensen Sports Park opening day inches closer
• Eclipse, meteor shower set to visit local skies
• Historic Christmas on tap at Fort Vancouver
• Emotions still run high over BPA transmission line plans
• Police seek information on missing Vancouver woman
• Homeowner in Washougal standoff was described as delusional, volatile
• Driver in Highway 500 crash arrested on suspicion of DUI
• New court dates set in Washougal mayor's misdemeanor case
• Two face federal charges in Clark County mail thefts
• Inmate who tried to kill himself still critical
• Investigation continues into fatal bus accident
• Vancouver men indicted in gun theft case
• Former church youth leader pleads guilty to molestation
• Commissioners adjust district boundaries
• Neighborhood Christmas light displays
• Countywide burning ban lifted after nearly a week
• UPDATE: Washougal standoff: Police find two bodies in home
• Live coverage: BPA public forum
• Higher ed financial aid in peril
• Santa Claus is coming to town on steam locomotive
• BPA to host Thursday forum on transmission line project
• Pearson Field sets open house on master plan
• WSP software keeps tired truckers off road
• Oregon rape case prompts lawsuit
• Stormwater money could be used to balance budget
• Applicants sought for planning commission seat
• Clark County Public Health honored for obesity prevention
• Fort Vancouver Library District offers energy monitoring kits
• Weather Eye: Nothing exciting, and it looks like we’ll stay dry for a while
• Oregon rape case involving Vancouver man prompts lawsuit
• Washougal standoff: Suspect fired for at least 90 minutes
• Local survivors remember Pearl Harbor
• Poll: Southwest Washington dislikes tolls
• Feds give green light to Columbia River Crossing
• 'River Rat' gets 26 years in prison for Portland crimes
• Washougal standoff: Homeowner apparently had record of guns, violence
• Washougal standoff: links to full coverage
• Washougal standoff: Instinct to help becomes instinct to survive
• County dips into general fund to cover event center expenses
• Washougal standoff: school lockdown ends
• Vancouver attorney pleads not guilty to sex crimes
• Scott Perry wins coin toss to decide Woodland council race
• ‘Survival of the fittest’ for salmon supporters
• Vancouver Police make plans to shop with local children
• Ridgefield schools chief says bond's passage a must
• Police say beware of fake ‘contractors’
• Everybody has a story: Life in Wyoming during wartime
• Everybody has a story: WWII survivor, family ‘the lucky ones’
• Hazel Dell coffee stand continues ‘pay-it-forward’ program
• University Women mark 80 years with achievements
• Marathon raises money for CCA, Fort Vancouver trust and Clark County parks
• Arnada association celebrates 35 years
• 10 area schools to get $1,000 grants
• Hockinson student places among top 228 in language competition
• Ridgefield robotics class gears kids up for the future
• Kids collect 1,800 pounds of food for area food bank
• East Old Evergreen Highway Association elects new leaders
• Group fighting human trafficking receives Soroptimist service award
• Northfield neighborhood group selects its leaders
• Vancouver quilter selected for N.Y. show
• Clark County foster kids to benefit from coat drive
• Vancouver church honors Ogdens
• The Clark College Jazz Festival 2012
• Pearl Harbor survivor recalls ‘a long day’
• Clark County Food Bank celebrates new warehouse
• Man thought armed robbery might be joke
• Washougal hosts Christmas parade, tree lighting
• House abandoned in Lake River moved back to Ridgefield marina
• Radiothon to benefit OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital
• PeaceHealth Southwest earns accreditation for rehabilitation services
• Police: Alleged bank robber said he wanted to die
• Biomass dead; moratorium on light industrial development downtown alive
• Woodland cattleman perplexed by attacks on his herd
• County expected to cut new capital spending
• Unemployed man wins $250,000 lottery prize
• Vital statistics
• Stuff the Bus feeds bellies, hearts
• House OKs bailout for Wenatchee agency
• 15th District reps plan phone town hall
• 18th District reps plan telephone town hall
• Weather Eye: It’s cold and dry in the lowlands, and should continue to be
• Smoking banned in Vancouver’s parks
• Vancouver may raise utility rates
• Frito-Lay seeks $585,000 break on water bills
• Local gatherings to salute Pearl Harbor’s heroes
• Recount confirms Plinski as Washougal council race winner
• Woodland council race will be decided by a coin flip
• Fog expected to return Tuesday morning
• Car lands in Woodin Creek; woman driver frees herself
• Suspicious 'contractors' ask to come inside; say no, says Cowlitz sheriff
• Countywide burn ban broadened
• 15th District lawmakers to hold town hall meeting
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of Nov. 27
• Police detain suspect after high-speed pursuit
• 18th District lawmakers hold telephone town hall
• Man burned in crash still in critical condition
• Weather service warns of freezing fog
• Correction: Name wrong
• Focus on healing, moving forward in Yacolt
• Temporary assistance program faces more cuts
• Off Beat: The unintentionally racy side of recycling
• Children dress up, learn about Jesus' birth at nativities fest
• Bus fatality investigation continues
• Robbery suspect sought by police
• Sales jolly for county’s Christmas tree farmers
• Clothing drive to collect bras for Haiti finds support
• The coast was clear, but the lowlands sure weren’t
• Awards open for women who head households
• Candelight vigil will remember children
• Hero saves man from burning car
• Walk & Knock welcomes kindness
• 3 masked men rob Pacific Way home
• BPA has analysis of line options
• Wells dry up as reservoir is drained
• Bus accident victim identified
• Speeding car crashes, catches fire while driver trapped
• Press Talk: Politics and baseball in River City
• Walk & Knock food drive making its annual round
• Local woman loses job with Multnomah sheriff
• Sheriff’s Marine Patrol boat gets much-needed upgrade at bargain price
• Central School burn postponed till January
• Burning banned in county until further notice
• 2012 road atlas of the county is available
• ‘Little’ TV personality to discuss language bias
• Tell us about your holiday decorations
• Vancouver marathon raises money for charity
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Vancouver Madrigal Singers
• Small fire near barn damages chairs
• Local legislators meet, talk about bridge
• Motorcyclist killed on Marine Drive
• Hilton’s January payment covered
• Inmate reportedly attempts suicide in jail
• UPDATE: Name of officer who shot alleged bank robber released; and 911 audio file
• Shot fired in attempted robbery of Hazel Dell home
• Stagnant air pattern prompts county-wide burn ban
• Central School burn postponed
• El Rancho Viejo manager pleads not guilty to drug charges
• UPDATE: Fatal collision between C-Tran bus, pedestrian
• Pothole work on Tenney Road set to end today
• Columbian.com restored after internet service provider outage
• UPDATE: 911 call tapes released in bank robbery
• Pendergrass named as CRESA director
• Battle Ground school district to sell surplus furniture, vehicles
• Columbian asks readers to vote on top stories of 2011
• Annual Walk & Knock food drive Saturday
• Revamped Kiggins Theatre breathes new life into downtown Vancouver
• Legislator calls informal CRC meeting
• Child’s death puts spotlight on gun safes
• Firefighter drill simulates disaster
• Vancouver man indicted after feds bust alleged meth ring
• Downtown Camas Association hosts home tour
• Suspicious bag closes PDX baggage claim, roadway
• B.G. schools hearing focuses on district boundaries
• Police shoot robbery suspect
• Amboy man injured in motorcycle crash on I-205
• Crash causes long I-5 backup into Vancouver
• Accomplice in 2009 murder receives 38 years in prison
• Drive a car to work? How about another way?
• Good marks in county cash-handling audit
• Correction: Clark College satellite campus
• Filing for drainage district seats begins Monday
• Vital statistics
• Hiker a trail champ
• Lawmakers, BPA grapple with energy oversupply
• Weather Eye: Will the snow of December past return this year?
• Baseball is dead, but admissions tax may not be
• Democrats chide Herrera Beutler over debt panel
• Night work will close parts of I-5, I-205
• Oregon man pleads guilty in baby's car crash death
• B.G. breakfast benefits food drive
• Vancouver man arrested in child porn case
• Vancouver clinics offer free HIV testing
• Rabies vaccine to be required for dogs, cats, ferrets
• County partners with CRESA for health emergencies
• Night work to close parts of I-5, I-205 in Salmon Creek this week
• Last leaf standing
• Southwest Washington SWAT team swamped
• Reporter briefly swaps pen for assault rifle
• Give blood, see bodies and brains at OMSI for free
• Woodland School Board will ask community for levy OK
• Website aids adult family home hunt
• Correction: Thanksgiving DUIs
• Vital Statistics
• Battle Ground Chamber nominations open for best of 2011
• Schools shine at Science Olympiad
• Columbia Machine dedicates pavilion
• Mountain View band featured in TV spot
• Young Life celebrates its 70th birthday
• La Center tree farm donates to troops
• Young Battle Ground scientists win honors
• Possibility of artifacts halts work on Ridgefield park
• Mental check postponed for imprisonment suspect
• 11/29/2011) Are you ready to take The Next Step? Clark College now offers a degree transfer program in Health Informatics
• Boldt balks: Baseball proposal dies at county's hands
• Multnomah prosecutors won't charge Clark Co. deputy
• Recounts needed in pair of council races
• Crash slows I-5 traffic near 179th Street
• Four local WSP troopers brought in for Olympia protests
• Sheriff's deputy fired after violations in son's death
• Poisoning, shooting suspect to receive mental evaluation
• Commissioners reject proposed admissions tax
• County law enforcement agencies
• Policing with a personal touch
• Ban on tobacco in Vancouver parks set for public hearing
• Weather Eye: December should begin on mellow note
• Correction: Drug bust
• BOARD of EMS District 1 meets 9:45 am. Tuesday, Nov. 29
• Union ratifies a new labor contract with Vancouver
• Vancouver city council moves to boost tax by 1%
• County sees no DUI-related crashes over Thanksgiving
• Clark County’s median age on the upswing
• Vancouver-based Movie Movers to liquidate inventory
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of Nov. 20
• El Rancho Viejo manager appears in court on drug accusations
• Off Beat: We need a bigger table — Mayflower descendants number 20M
• Central School’s final lesson
• Rain rides cold front back to Clark County
• Veteran C-Tran dispatchers keep eyes on the road
• Festival of Trees holiday fundraiser soars at air museum
• Vancouver man overcomes the stigma of epilepsy
• Agencies combat senior isolation
• Weather Eye: Conditions for Thanksgiving trip inspired gratitude
• Breakfast will benefit safe housing for women
• WSP has openings for state trooper trainees
• Armed robber strikes Vancouver gas station
• Captivated by D.B. Cooper
• Potters share joy in the glory of the kiln’s fire
• Driver hurt while allegedly fleeing DUI stop
• Special session starts Monday
• Drug court alumni paying it forward
• WSU Vancouver to host financial aid workshop
• Vigil planned for 2 long-lost women
• La Center delays vote on Cowlitz sewer deal
• Community Chest seeks 2012 grant applications
• Correction: La Center sewer expansion
• Tree lighting gets revelers in the holiday spirit
• Battle Ground Elks lodge honors veterans
• Housing project wins award
• Columbia Valley paraeducator tapped as state leader
• Volunteers pitch in at Homestead Park
• Cliff Boydstun turns 90
• Missionary’s experience nourishes her dream to write
• Football fan earns extra point at bank
• Church group, offenders team to tidy park
• Traditional 'Black Friday' lures bargain shoppers
• Local woman gets email death threat
• Parking for disabled to rise at library
• Child care center construction to begin soon
• Damaged Rolling Creek complex will get safety upgrades
• Free meals warm hearts in Vancouver
• Wily coyotes put strain on animal control budget
• Police seek suspect in Thanksgiving armed robbery
• B.G. OKs annexation of Cedars golf course
• Holiday closures
• La Center, Cowlitz tribe agree on sewer deal
• Holiday closures
• Vancouver seeking Fire Corps volunteers
• Vancouver police, merchants beef up security patrols
• Parenting classes offered over 11 weeks
• Vital statistics
• Vancouver school district receives ‘Building Bridges’ grant
• Weather Eye: Heavy rain normal; salmon on highway, not so much
• Drunken driving patrols to be stepped up through the holidays
• Vancouver restaurant owner arrested on drug allegations
• Local historian descended from Mayflower shares research with students
• Tuesday rainfall sets Vancouver, Portland records
• Several sites offer free Thanksgiving meals
• Vancouver man sentenced to seven years for 2010 traffic death
• Officials release name of woman who died in Washougal fire
• Vancouver short on Hilton debt payment
• Vancouver attorney accused of abusing girl in Sunday school
• Officials not ready to release name of woman who died in Washougal fire
• Columbian's website a finalist for two national awards
• Crews extinguish fire at Ridgefield-area outbuilding
• Vancouver man killed in Vegas shooting
• Wells Fargo donates $3,000 to computer recycler
• Lady of Lourdes honors veterans
• Teacher honored for making a difference
• Quilt raffle to benefit the Children’s Justice Center
• Design firm gets into holiday spirit
• Retired police officer aids Turkey quake victims
• Cameras keep eye out for vandals
• Vancouver Chamber of Commerce backs baseball proposal
• Thanksgiving holiday closures
• Artist donates paintings for Share auction
• New Seasons pays it forward to local schools
• Special Olympics team join in Veterans Day Parade
• Heights church wants to expand
• Rotary raises $25,000 at casino night for charity
• Baby shower gathers items for charity in Camas, Washougal
• Middle schoolers test food safety at food bank
• First section of Rail Trail nearing completion
• Woodland honors top employee, volunteer
• Wylie tells town hall she backs new revenue
• 11/22/2011) Listen: Can you recognize bias in language?
• Storm saturates Clark County
• Twins' parents may face charges involving 3rd child
• Single vote separates Woodland council candidates
• One dead in Washougal apartment fire
• UPDATE: Power mostly restored after earlier outages
• Passersby help teen escape from Vancouver house fire
• Crews remove last traces of Davy Crockett cleanup
• November storm blasts Washington
• County picks man as library trustee
• Weather Eye: Keep those drains clear and batten down those hatches
• Correction: name misspelled
• Correction: incorrect name
• Vital statistics
• Camas woman strives for normalcy following mastectomy
• Police: Ask for identification from those seeking entry to home
• Armed man robs convenience store, escapes
• City told that utility rates may rise
• Local Republicans assail call for tax hike
• Kids break the bread barrier
• Vancouver district’s school board is again tops in state
• Community Christmas tree prepared to shine
• County's biomass plant proposal dead
• Reports: Yacolt man poisoned girlfriend's tea before shooting her
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of Nov. 13
• Vancouver Mayor Leavitt eyes re-election bid, nixes run for Congress
• Police identify woman who died in Hockinson crash
• Storms to bring heavy rain, wind this week
• Replacement levies pose dilemma for districts
• Disabled, seniors program faces cuts
• Boy, 4, OK after wandering from grandma's house in middle of night
• Boy, 10, struck by car, treated at hospital
• Driver cited for DUI after Sunday morning crash
• Clark College appeals to students from abroad
• Leaves pile up on free disposal days
• Off Beat: Teammate makes sure Hope doesn’t dance Solo
• SWAT operation ends peacefully in Fruit Valley
• REPOST: Support the whales for the 99%
• Weather Eye: It’s not as cold or as wet as it could be
• Adoptive life ‘grand’ for Vancouver couple, granddaughter
• Fresh for the table from the Thanksgiving Market
• What’s next for Vancouver city council?
• Leavitt eyes pros, cons of taking on Herrera Beutler
• Tradition of turkey and fixin’s lives on at Chronis'
• Gorge scenic area gets new manager
• Head-on collision kills driver in Hockinson
• Support the whales for the 99%
• Free sustainability workshops start Dec. 1
• Vote to urge fee riles local activists
• Correction: Energy Northwest
• Vital statistics
• Event center gets energy boost
• Violations found in death of Clark County deputy’s son
• Vancouver motorist held in Oregon meth bust
• Maintenance work to cause I-5 bridge lifts Saturday
• Boldt hints at support for admissions tax
• Wounded soldier returns home for Thanksgiving
• Suspect taken into custody after three-hour standoff
• Rain and snow mix a possibility Friday night, weather service says
• Portland Goodwill truck driver accused of theft
• Share inching closer to new headquarters
• Drug court graduates a record nine people
• Wind farm effort’s end blamed on agency
• Resignation leaves Woodland school board vacancy
• Correction: Armed Forces Reserve Center
• Vital statistics
• Mail theft on the rise in Clark County
• Pickup rear-ends parked semi-trailer on Hwy 500 near I-5 NB exit; driver to be cited for DUI
• Judge Wulle carrying concealed weapon after alleged death threat
• Clark College would not initially own stadium, Knight says
• Chance of low-elevation snow arrives Friday
• Wind project in Pacific County killed
• Loaves & Fishes plans tea, auction
• Children’s Center launches toy drive
• State Rep. Wylie sets town hall for next week
• Wounded soldier to be welcomed home Friday
• Weather Eye: Skies should clear, precipitation diminish for the weekend
• 5,500 lose power in Hazel Dell area
• Medicaid ER visit limits in limbo
• 4th Plain bus rapid transit design perused
• Christian group urges panel to help poor, needy
• Coin flip could decide Woodland council race
• Leaves, rain combine to clog storm drains
• Postal inspectors offer reward for info on Camas mail theft
• C-Tran to host BRT design workshop at Clark College
• Rain, wind may yield to low-elevation snow on Thursday, weather service says
• Battle Ground district seeks memories of old Central School
• Correction: Waterfront park
• Vital statistics
• Wine Grape Field Day offers education for would-be vintners
• Booster donation will buy instruments for Hathaway
• ROTC programs earn high rankings
• Salon presents plus-size fashions
• Burris’ work for homeless honored
• Rotary donates books to schools
• Pacific Crest celebrates saints
• Community groups receive $30,000 in grants
• Local Navy pilot remembered in new book
• Church concert raises money for winter homeless effort
• Battle Ground resident wins $25,000
• Students get visit from author of anti-bullying book
• Cozzi elected to top post at Vancouver Optimist Club
• $1,500 grant awarded to support food lesson at Wy’east
• Aviation museum event celebrates autumnal fun
• Enthusiasts honored at chrysanthemum show in Vancouver
• Columbia Credit union gives WSUV $60,000
• TRAFFIC ALERT: At 7:05 p.m. Head-on collision on Northeast 219th St at 37th Ave
• Washougal City Council candidates separated by six votes
• Humane Society director resigns
• Herrera Beutler signs onto anti-insider trading bill
• Searchers find body of missing hiker in Skamania County
• Bring on the Bears? Admissions tax hearing set
• Crews extinguish kitchen fire in Rose Village
• Woodland seeks bond approval for new high school
• Bail set at $1M for man accused of shooting girlfriend in Yacolt
• Police say foot-chase suspect exposed himself in downtown Vancouver
• Stuart puts rumors to rest about run for Congress
• Search continues for missing hunter in Skamania County
• Child sex trafficking on rise in Clark County
• Man sentenced for string of thefts in Ore.
• People In Need starts 33rd season of giving
• Saturday Adventure Club offers Pilgrims’ Potluck
• Global view of learning celebrated at Clark College
• Gorge air quality focus of lawsuit
• Vital Statistics
• State gives Port of Woodland clean audit
• People in Need starts 32nd season of giving
• Weather Eye: Clark County, get ready to climb aboard the La Niña Express
• Haugen to challenge Herrera Beutler in 2012
• UPDATE: Occupy Vancouver makes appeal to city
• Vancouver approves $600K contract to build waterfront park
• I-1183’s passage clouds cities’ fate with state budget
• Camas woman leaves WSUV $1.3 million gift
• Wednesday rally outside Sen. Murray's office looks to help those in poverty
• Woman shot with boyfriend's gun, drives herself to hospital
• 5-car accident snarls Highway 500 traffic
• Smoke sets off alarm at Vancouver hotel
• I-5 south ramp to Fourth Plain reopens after rollover accident
• New charges possible in alleged abuse of twins
• Occupy Vancouver plans to take Wall Street protest to city hall
• CRC foes take case to state transportation panel
• Great Leaf Rake-up seeks volunteers
• Fruit Valley looks to build a ‘to-do’ list
• Church offers a home for the night
• Search for lost hunter set to resume Monday in Skamania County
• Basketball court dedicated to officer
• Highway 500/St. Johns work shifts into high gear
• State transportation commission to meet Monday in Vancouver
• Off Beat: Pair of eagles get celebrity treatment during visit to Vancouver
• Joe's Crab Shack kicks off holiday kettle season
• Volunteers needed for Walk & Knock food drive
• Weather Eye: Some wild fronts bluster through
• Reminder to 'curb' antifreeze, motor oil
• Stepping forward for bandstand
• New rainy-day rules must wait for a solid state surplus
• Vancouver firefighters battle blaze in vacant house
• Mother seeks aid in search for her son
• C-Tran checks vote to plot its 2012 route
• Police brace for possible clash at Occupy Portland
• Before the election completely fades
• St. Johns Boulevard closure set for Monday
• No commissioners’ meeting on Tuesday
• La Center must restore man’s job
• Vital statistics
• State considers Larch — again — for closure
• Armed Forces Reserve Center fit for service
• Veterans Day speakers: Remember daily to be thankful for service
• College branch campuses at risk?
• Authorities identify man who stabbed himself to death
• Firefighters contain apartment fire early Friday
• Prosecutorial misconduct case to resume Feb. 23
• Fort Vancouver waives entry fees for three-day weekend
• Woodland shoplift suspect faces felony charges
• Washington in line for wind, rain, mountain snow
• Moeller to co-sponsor gay-marriage bill
• Firefighters hitting ice to benefit MS chapter
• Holiday closures
• 11/02/2011) PTSD and America's Veterans
• 11/03/2011) Clark College: In the Spotlight
• 11/04/2011) What does it mean to be a global citizen?
• Man who fatally stabbed himself in B.G. to be identified
• Appreciation of veterans firmly planted
• Recount likely in Washougal; Turlay apparent winner in Vancouver
• BPA delays release of analysis of proposed transmission line
• Vancouver man accused of harassing Woodland police officer
• Downtown Vancouver streets reopen after gas leak
• Occupy Portland protesters given deadline to move
• Camas man who allegedly shot son free to go, for now
• VA opens Vancouver dental clinic
• Two men injured in dispute over woman in Woodland
• Healthful approach to growth gets look
• Christmas tree cutting permits available Nov. 16
• Weather Eye: Typical November weather should arrive by the weekend
• Weather Eye: Begin to prepare now in case Thanksgiving turns wintry
• Veterans Day closures
• Alleged hit-run driver struck police officer's car
• Armed forces center ready for review
• Turlay widens lead in council race; C-Tran measure still passing
• Strays will take bigger bite of county money
• Clark County Turkey Trot
• Studs or no studs? Debate rages on in Washington, Oregon
• Yacolt, workers without pact
• Neighbors on Watch adds 20 to ranks
• Weather Eye: Major change in weather on way, so get out warm coat
• Second parenthood a grand challenge
• Vancouver races set spending records
• Vancouver man in hospital after shooting on Hayden Island
• Schools show their Halloween spirit
• County beer, wine groups show little interest in 1183
• Vancouver sued over biomass-related moratorium
• Nov. 15: WSU Vancouver hosts Business After Hours
• Halloween weather: Treat, no trick
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of Oct. 23
• Fire District 6 hands out candy, offers Halloween tips
• Grant aids young people leaving foster care
• Off Beat: Marshall acquitted himself too well to quit
• WSUV student helps abused children as way to heal herself
• Doctor provides a lesson in ethics
• Farmers market ends productive year
• PeaceHealth to challenge rival’s bid for hospice
• No arrest yet in Hayden Island shooting
• Rash of accidents on county highways keep troopers busy
• Woodland mulls teaming up on fire services
• Weather Eye: Halloween looks to be dry, then a mellow November start
• YWCA event breaks down domestic violence
• Fire stations to hand out candy, glow bracelets
• Handing out a healthier Halloween
• Occupy Vancouver rally collects donations for food bank
• Pumpkin derby brings thrills, spills
• Police seek Vancouver couple who hit two officers with car
• One arrest, two expulsions at Occupy Portland
• REPOST: Law protects cross-dressing teacher
• Corps of Engineers to offer sandbag classes
• Very small earthquake detected under Helens
• Lecture marks closing of bridge exhibit
• School tour visits Franklin, Roosevelt
• Washougal road work to change Highway 14 access
• Environmental center seeks help for program
• New church plans first services Sunday
• 10-29 roundup
• Sex offender update
• Vital statistics
• The mess we’re in and Cantwell
• Fumigating fort to frustrate fungus
• Two injured in rear-end crash on I-205
• Law protects cross-dressing teacher
• Father accepts plea deal in injured baby case
• Sex abuse suspect caught after trying to flee on sailboat
• Heritage High flash mob promotes zombie dancefest
• Cross-dressing teacher fills in at Wy'east Middle School
• 37 drug suspects to be arraigned today
• Portland police officer pleads not guilty
• Police: Woman raped at home by stranger
• Small quake at Mount St. Helens
• Iris Awards will honor women of achievement
• Vancouver to host free tree planting workshop
• Local law officers to get access to license photos
• Utility bond rating retains strong marks
• Vital Statistics
• State transportation, police officials bracing for winter weather
• Condit Dam reservoir's behavior murky after breach
• 10/27/2011) The Iris Awards: Honoring women of achievement in Southwest Washington
• Portland police officer charged in alleged assault in Vancouver
• Local officials fear cuts’ impact on schools, state’s future
• For 17,000, a new county representative
• Sports park fee plan pitched to commissioners
• WaferTech celebrates launch of new cooling system
• Clark County prayer breakfast draws 800
• Homeless council director to step down
• Challenge to Columbia River Crossing mostly rejected
• Couple accused of starving, imprisoning twins in court
• Gregoire to unveil proposed cuts to state budget
• Evergreen accepting referrals for gifted-student program
• Camas college and career options event Nov. 7
• Occupy Vancouver rally to include food drive
• Weather Eye: Annual winter weather conference Saturday at OMSI
• Breaching of dam unleashes flood of water, emotions
• Dam breaching required a lot of preparation, planning on tight schedule
• One woman hurt in crash north of B.G. upgraded
• Journalist: Arab Spring fueled by electronic media warfare
• 10/26/2011) "Educating for the Seventh Generation"
• NEW VIDEO - Breaching Condit Dam
• Live chat transcript: Vancouver City Council candidate Bart Hansen
• Campbell endorses Turlay for his Vancouver seat
• Japanese Garden rocks installed
• Huge hole in dam's base sets White Salmon River free
• WaferTech to save cool $200K on power
• Commissioners approve flat fee for septic owners
• Independent ad bashes Rep. Sharon Wylie
• Traffic snarls I-205 commute
• Live chat with City Council candidate Hansen at noon
• SWAT siege fails to turn up domestic violence suspect
• Girl, 15, may be charged in Snohomish stabbing
• Explosion will breach Condit Dam on Wednesday
• Adventure Club sets 'Harvest Celebration'
• Legacy hospital seeks proposals for pediatrics department mural
• Shoebox gift project kicks off
• Rose Village family wins scarecrow contest
• Bingo night shines light on domestic violence
• Two graduate from guide dog classes
• Lewis River Rotary honors organizations
• CAMEO foundation donates $26,00 to WSU program
• Vida’s Ark founder gets Camas-Washougal Soroptimist award
• Vancouver Pops visits rural school
• Camas High football coach walks to beat obesity
• Community Chest wraps up campaign with 18 grants
• CRC project would level Lucky Lager building
• Wildwood neighborhood group active again
• Vocational school works to set up sister campus in China
• Vancouver residents win in emergency preparedness contest
• Felida area resident to share heart health information
• Guest chefs promote healthful eating in Battle Ground
• Mellow, thankful robber holds up La Center convenience store
• Portland police officer suspected in alleged assault in Vancouver
• Live chat transcript: Vancouver City Council candidates Cory Barnes and Larry Smith
• Humane Society fundraiser brings in $500,000
• REPOST: C-Tran committee to clarify BRT plans
• Updated: Police officer accused of threatening wife's new boyfriend
• Cory Barnes v. Larry Smith live chat at 5 p.m.
• Cantwell at Pearson Air Museum
• Prayer breakfast set for Thursday
• Grads-jobs program expands statewide
• 2 fire district commission spots on line
• Mental health advisory board cancels meeting
• Battle Ground School District has open spot on fiscal committee
• Write-in candidate wants Camas council job
• Weather Eye: Weather to stay cool, dry, just right for picking out pumpkins
• Correction: National Forest
• Sharing is Caring set for Nov. 10-12
• Vancouver police arrest Portland police officer for alleged burglary and assault
• Vancouver, biggest union reach 4-year deal
• Fire Station 6 rises from the ashes
• Part of Salmon Creek work nears end
• Live chat transcript: Vancouver City Council candidate Anne McEnerny-Ogle
• Police: Dead dog may be one missing from Woodland
• Shelter your sensitive plants tonight
• Live chat with City Council candidate McEnerny-Ogle today at noon
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of Oct. 16
• Funding a concern for all Vancouver School Board candidates
• Challengers in Camas mayor, council races looking to shake up government
• Off Beat: WWII soldier’s language lessons lost in translation
• Condit Dam to be breached Wednesday
• Women critical after crash near B.G.
• Apple Fest has major appeal
• Biomass plant standoff could head to court
• Volunteers make a real difference
• Rock stabilization will delay traffic on Hwy. 14
• Free class will cover benefits of green roofs
• Tree cover dropped slightly over eight years
• Kaiser celebrates Food Day with grants
• Weather Eye: U.S., Japanese agencies see signs of a cooler, wetter winter for us
• Schools’ fall chess tourney scheduled
• Yacolt races turn on clean government, clean water
• Canines in costume carouse
• Sold-out event benefits Humane Society
• National forest branches out
• Hundreds march across I-5 Bridge in 'Jobs for Justice' demonstration
• Two critically hurt in crash north of Battle Ground
• Of cart food, letters and a smoking gun
• C-Tran committee to clarify BRT plans
• Correction: Cemetery walk
• Test your palate Sunday at heirloom apple event
• County revisits fees for septic systems
• Vital statistics
• Big issues come into play in small city’s mayoral contest
• Correction: Qdoba
• Wentzel, Hansen contrast in council race
• Megastore becomes megachurch
• Staff, services down at Salvation Army of Clark County but need isn’t
• Man receives new sentence of 28 years for 2001 BG killing
• Robber strikes Salmon Creek AT&T store
• After a night of partying, a terrifying fall
• Four Washougal City Council incumbents face challenges
• NOW volunteers plan ‘saturation’ patrol
• Accessible transit coalition seeks innovative solutions for elderly, disabled
• New fitness product part of Nautilus effort to reshape itself
• Correction: Walking School Bus
• Project makes traffic changes to C Street
• PETA offers reward for dog
• DSHS town hall draws a crowd
• 10/20/2011) On the Ball: Clark College Honors Student Athletes of the Month
• ‘Gavel down’ ads condemned by several politicians
• CPS, neighbors reported abuse suspicions starting in 2004
• Electric vehicles generating buzz
• Battle Ground Police officer detains auto prowl suspects
• 12 drug suspects plead not guilty
• Live chats with Vancouver City Council candidates next week at Columbian.com
• Occupy Vancouver to hold second rally Oct. 29
• Oregon drug dog nabs Vancouver suspect
• Independent CRC analysis critical of light rail
• Custody of allegedly abused twins taken from adoptive parents
• Wylie and Riley to hold live chat today at noon on Columbian.com
• CRESA: Earthquake drill scheduled Thursday
• Vancouver council candidates air views
• Two cemetery districts field 8 candidates
• Dental practice offers free clinic for uninsured people
• Weather Eye: October playing out as expected; September was 8th warmest
• Applications sought for community awards
• Burnt Bridge Greenway tree planting Saturday
• Sheriff’s office to collect unwanted medications
• Vital statistics
• Police respond to shots fired call near the 3200 block of East 18th St.; no one hurt
• Hello, night creatures
• Mount St. Helens mine foes sue to halt drilling
• 10/19/2011) Simply Exceptional
• C-Tran, employee group head to arbitration
• Ballots mailed for Nov. 8 general election
• Vancouver Occupy event 20th largest in nation
• 'Micro earthquake' shakes Amboy-area residents
• La Center School District plans job fair
• How ‘Republican’ are nonpartisan local candidates? They ask, should it matter?
• Blind athletes group gets Nike grant
• Burgerville superfans enjoy VIP treatment
• Oregon State Police will take online applications
• Washougal couple's sweet way to support good cause
• Evergreen schools set four community tours
• Camas man’s idea used in calendar
• Nonprofit to bring cable internet to rural areas
• Presentation to focus on safety of Hwy. 30
• Make a Difference Day events set for Saturday
• WSUV forum to discuss media, the Arab Spring
• Credit union event to collect food, gizmos
• Business development, jobs, taxes top issues in B.G. races
• Ceremony marks start of B.G. road project
• Yacolt mayor candidates vow to bring stability, accountability
• Food Day events tout health, sustainability
• Innovative Services NW receives accreditation
• Correction: Drug raids
• Clark County joins childhood obesity fight
• Countryside Woods elects officers
• A squeeze play on Highway 14
• Jury convicts accomplice to lesser charges in 2009 murder
• 3 Oregon men sentenced for Vancouver mortgage scheme
• Update: CRC project gets skeptical response in Olympia
• Vancouver couple accused of imprisoning, beating and starving twins
• Woodland woman says thieves demand drug, cash ransom for dog
• Man, 46, hit by car on Evergreen Highway near I-205 overpass
• Vandals strike in Ellsworth Springs
• Pair of incumbents face challenges for Ridgefield School Board
• Veteran lobbyist named to state parks panel
• Form a team, pick up cigarette butts
• Paving, striping set for Lewisville Park
• Battle Ground School Board Battle Ground candidates confront fiscal realities
• State agency invites all to town hall on cuts to health, social services
• Weather Eye: Fresh snow graces peaks, but down here there’s chance of rain
• Clark County Fair rated among nation’s best
• Campaign Trail: Craig Riley
• Correction: Name misspelled
• Vital statistics
• Reed says nixing presidential primary mutes state’s voice
• Elementary students have artwork displayed online
• WSU honors Free Clinic
• Identity of teen who jumped off bridge confirmed
• Thieves steal wheels, tires off disabled man’s Jeep
• More Occupy Vancouver events may be on way
• C-Tran tax hike backers cautiously optimistic
• Case of man accused in 2009 murder goes to jury
• Remains identified as missing Rainbow Family member
• High school student arrested on child porn allegation
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of Oct. 9
• Police: Camas man falls asleep at wheel, crashes into tree
• Woodland restaurant seeks cardroom permit
• Woodland mayoral candidates have wealth of experience
• State may trim 75% from domestic violence program
• New website informs breast cancer sufferers of right to reconstructive surgery
• Firefighters, police rescue man from Columbia River
• Nearly 3,000 run in Vancouver to defeat breast cancer
• Weather Service plans winter tips in spite of October’s mild start
• Kids go batty for things that swoop in the night
• Bedford to raise funds for returning veterans
• Chance to save a few cents tips off police of alleged thief using stolen credit card
• Vancouver joins worldwide rally of discontent
• Different walks of life represented at Occupy Vancouver
• Riley, Wylie worlds apart in 49th race
• Port of Camas-Washougal commissioners contest up in the air
• Reelection fight flares for East County Fire
• Flight of the orange gourds
• $1.6 M grant to help Clark College students stay on track
• Occupy Vancouver event draws 600-700 demonstrators
• Correction: Drug house ownership
• Let’s squeeze dis together
• Vital statistics
• Correction: New Seasons
• Correction: 42-Plus Singles
• Grandson looks to mark 75th anniversary of Chkalov flight
• Murray, Cantwell send letter to BPA
• Owners of raided homes
• Months of preparation went into Operation Gang Green
• Did weak economy play strong role in crimes?
• Neighbor: Drug bust 'felt like a movie'
• Drug raid suspects
• Redistricting commission releases two possible realignment maps
• 'Stray' boa constrictor rescued along Highway 14
• CRC group claims Portland support
• 10/14/2011) A Million Dollar Focus on Student Success
• Hundreds expected for Occupy Vancouver event Saturday
• Boy who jumped off I-205 bridge Thursday still unnamed, not found
• Davy Crockett owner pleads not guilty to environmental violations
• 49 people arrested in massive drug raid appear in court
• Vancouver council candidates offer differing visions
• Woodland candidate pays debt owed on home rental
• Woodland voters to fill 2 council seats
• Value notices mailed to property owners
• Correction: CRC records
• Vital statistics
• Comments welcome on Camp Bonneville decree
• Clinic will stay open late for mammograms
• Lynches’ lifetimes of philanthropy recognized
• Disaster drill set for Saturday at the port
• Truck, towed boat crash through I-5 median barrier near 39th Street
• Young man jumps from I-205 bridge
• Defendant details fatal shooting
• Rep. Sharon Wylie to hold live Web chat at Columbian.com next week
• State rep to join Occupy Vancouver Saturday
• Schneider wins biomass ruling, says project back on
• More details, locations released on massive drug raid
• Downed power line partially closes SR 14 near Camas/Washougal
• Man injured in Highway 14 crash in Skamania
• Aid from state turns to debt for single mom
• Camas woman earns 2011 Marshall award
• Underwear, socks needed by homeless
• WSUV Preview Day for prospective students
• Candlelight launch for Fort Vancouver book
• Police chief: Woodland needs new station now
• Weather Eye: A coastal thunderstorm is an inspiring act of nature
• Police expect peaceful Occupy Vancouver protest
• CRC consultant sues to stop release of records
• Familiar opinions on CRC voiced
• UPDATE: Rescuers bring injured kayaker to safety
• Easy Autumn Outing
• Emergency repairs slow I-5, Highway 14 traffic
• Kaiser scores high in quality measures
• CRC contractor sues state over public records release
• Life Flight called to Tuesday night crash near White Salmon
• CRC planners to hold two open house meetings in Vancouver today
• Couple slam Woodland council candidate over unpaid debt
• PREVENT! coalition receives federal grant
• Redistricting commission ends comment period
• Fair offers college admission counseling
• Countryside Woods celebrates 10th anniversary
• Golf tournament to benefit diabetes education
• New Fruit Valley development hosts teen Boys & Girls Club
• Dentists donate umbrellas to crossing guards
• Orchards Lions celebrated for bike helmet program
• Local member elected VP of Women’s Club
• Family establishes scholarship in Skyview graduate’s name
• Spin in a Ford raises $3,230 for Hockinson athletics
• Donation helps keep fire crews safe, dry
• Stevenson-Carson schools get $3,000 gift
• Volunteers spruce up Mount St. Helens area
• Community-scale composting growing at its own pace
• Carter Park cafe closes its doors, again
• Tour of local farms draws 200
• Vancouver schools OK teachers pact
• Three injured in Monday night crash in Proebstel
• Groundbreaking ceremony will kick off Battle Ground road extension project
• Weather Eye: Where were you when Columbus Day windstorm struck?
• Historian to talk about Columbia salmon story
• Correction: Health care premiums
• City council weighs outlawing tobacco in parks
• Volcanic monument upgrades topic of forum
• Drive to benefit clients of Children’s Center
• Feedback sought on Columbia sediment plan
• Cemetery audit determines 41 plots are undocumented
• Vital statistics
• Campaign trail: Candidate night
• 2011 Southwest Washington’s Got Talent top three prize winners announced
• Council’s surprise move may scuttle biomass plant plans
• Vancouver teachers’ union, BIA pull Travis endorsements
• Districts consider placing cameras on buses to catch illegal passers
• Leavitt hears upbeat news on downtown tour
• Local nursing assistant testifies in new hearing
• Then-Gov. Rosellini played roles with Clark College, Gorge
• Battle Ground police arrest man for alleged DUI drugs
• Fatal 2009 shooting detailed at trial
• Bones found near where California woman disappeared at Rainbow Gathering
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of Oct. 2
• Crews respond to houseboat fire in Ridgefield
• Police searching for woman who allegedly took boy, 3, from home
• High school marching bands bring home prizes
• Holiday closures: Columbus Day
• Off Beat: Many ways to measure Dengerink’s days among the Cougars
• Local epilepsy specialist fills niche for diagnosis, advanced care
• Clark County Special Olympics celebrates Eunice Kennedy Shriver Day
• Pink Power flexes its muscles
• Flaming fan drops onto toilet
• Washougal, Camas schools consider new turf for fields
• Local biomass plant foes urged to get angry
• SUV catches fire along Interstate 5
• New ideas sought to keep state moving
• Open enrollment for Medicare is early this year
• Ron Paul backers plan debate-watching event
• Premiums will lower paychecks at county
• Correction: Taxable sales
• Alleged murder accomplice due for trial
• Get to know things that go swoop in the night
• Weather Eye: October is easing us into a cool and showery autumnal mode
• Columbus Day closures
• Amateur photographer captures rustic Clark County
• Woman seeking showbiz talent of a certain age for vaudeville revival
• BirdFest and Bluegrass Festivities fill Ridgefield
• Key figure in county’s drug, alcohol program retires
• Law gains weapons against drugs ‘bath salts,’ ‘spice’
• C-Tran lays out cuts if Prop. 1 fails
• Occupy Portland demonstrators to set up at PSU
• A class on retirement plans
• Open house on biomass project set for Tuesday
• Mural proposals sought for pediatric department
• Soroptomist forum to focus on women's issues
• WSUV launches search for next chancellor
• Clarification: Mayoral candidate’s termination
• Vital statistics
• Exhibit lands at Pearson with stories of WWI
• REWARD: Crime Stoppers offers reward in slaying of homeless man in Hazel Dell
• Neighborhood sustainability grants fill gap
• Clark County mom featured at Olympia event
• Woodland teen taken into custody after 45-mile high-speed chase on I-5
• Police find teen mom, baby missing since Wednesday
• Census: Homeownership plunges in Clark County
• Free forum to focus on Columbia River Crossing
• Fort officials seek spruce mill items
• Free Clinic grant will help needy with dental care
• Vital Statistics
• County seeks to fill vacancies on 3 boards
• Correction: Clark College vice president
• Correction: Whistling Ridge
• Salmon Creek Farmers Market puts down roots
• State panel backs Skamania wind project
• Teen hurt in crash on Highway 503
• Elderly woman enrages scammer seeking her SSN
• Herrera Beutler seeks delay of federal rule
• 10/06/2011) Announcing the Clark College Athletic Hall of Fame: Honoring excellence in Penguin athletics
• Vancouver police seek help to find mother, 16, who ran away from home with her baby
• Man, shot in Portland, surfaces at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center
• Camas mayor candidate had been fired after ‘threatening’ behavior
• Washougal mayor's trial delayed
• Best Western near mall evacuated after fire sparks in laundry room
• WSU Vancouver searches for new chancellor
• Homeownership slips in the county
• Occupy Portland crowd on the march
• Vancouver school board candidate queried on racy photos
• Two injured in 3-car crash on SR500 Wednesday night
• Crews respond to car fire northeast of Camas
• Spotted owl advocates pipe up over Whistling Ridge wind farm proposal
• Columbia River Crossing open houses set for next week
• Weather Eye: Forecasts see a pretty typical winter around here
• Vital statistics
• ‘Honoring Our History’ WWI exhibit lands at Pearson
• Vancouver City Council debate set for Friday evening
• Pre-K child development screenings announced
• Catholic high school to hold open house Oct. 13
• Mayor Leavitt joins national 'Extra Mile Day' effort
• Longtime attorney Liebman chosen as new court commissioner
• Vancouver school board candidate queried on racy photos
• Heritage dancers get into a new groove
• Bid in hand, state opts to wait on houseboat removal
• Tyler Flowers, 19, of Vancouver dies after crash in Oregon
• Robber strikes US Bank near Andresen Road, escapes
• Boldt says state GOP will modify massive email request
• Repair work begins at damaged Bonneville fish ladder
• L&I issues fines in fatal train-vehicle crash
• Occupy Portland movement vows not to get permit; plans 'disruption'
• Battle Ground woman pleads not guilty in shooting
• Sailboat gets stuck on railway bridge
• Vancouver man still in critical condition after crash near Oregon Coast
• Fourth Plain standoff ends peacefully
• Foundation collects supplies for returning students
• Volunteers clean up Lincoln Elementary grounds
• Rodgers comes home to benefit Meals on Wheels
• $1,000 reward offered in stolen tractor case
• Huckleberry fields benefit from flames
• Young Marine spends 75 hours volunteering
• Volunteers conduct safety checks in Sifton area
• Foundation donates defibrillators to Evergreen schools
• Arborist teaches volunteers how to prune trees
• Condos' annual picnic turns into fundraiser
• Image church looking to expand building
• Teacher shares tales of rural Alaska
• Soroptimists help veteran downsize his life, give to needy
• Church makes cemetery shine on service day
• Rotary grant helps homeless children with preschool
• Prairie JROTC joins cyber-security competition
• Speaker turns trials into fodder for encouragement
• National Tea Party group rallies in Vancouver
• Clark College site certified gold for energy efficiency
• Vancouver crews flush out water lines after reports of sediment
• Jill Arens stepping down as executive director of Gorge Commission
• Nursing assistant’s license suspension vacated
• 2 cat shooters sentenced to more than a year
• T-shirt resting on fireplace door caused Felida house fire
• Teens to be sentenced today for cat shootings
• Mudslide disrupts NW Amtrak service
• 'Cut spending' rally is tonight
• Name released in crash near Oregon Coast
• Three injured in collision on SR 14 at Beacon Rock
• Two injured in 3-car crash on Mill Plain and Chkalov
• Economy drives up poverty in county
• Weather Eye: Enjoy fall colors in between falling drops of rain
• Vital Statistics
• Child care in a downswing
• Vancouver City Council reviews dangerous dog ordinance
• B.G. council allows golf course annexation proposal to move forward
• BPA delivers its count of homes near line routes
• Three injured in collision on SR 14 at Beacon Rock
• Skyview High librarian is state’s Teacher of the Year
• Vancouver teen critically injured near Oregon Coast
• Searches fail to turn up missing California woman
• Smoke from fan fills eye surgery unit
• Vancouver couple accused of smash-and-grab thefts
• Washougal man injured in rollover accident on I-205
• Woodland City Council meeting canceled
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of Sept. 18
• Golf course swings again for Battle Ground
• Officials searching for missing hiker on Mount St. Helens
• Local residents targeted by fraudulent text messages
• Off Beat: Wedding gift comes with strings
• Firefighters respond to Vancouver house fire
• In search of a great pumpkin
• State seeks property for widening project
• Many Wash. baby boomers not prepared for retirement
• Domestic Violence Month: Purple lights along streets will help fight a dark, hidden crime
• La Center schools near deal on teacher salary
• PAL brings pro, amateur boxers for fundraiser
• WSP still has openings for 50 state troopers
• Autumn is here, and the gray skies will be settling in
• Latino youth to dream big at Clark College
• Flu ‘shot’ advised for all but youngest
• The personal side of a public man
• Of hunching, free lunch, and stinky
• 'Weird Washington' author at museum
• Local woman’s recipe a winner
• Vancouver schools mediation yields no agreement
• Local experts address childhood obesity
• Vancouver man convicted of stranger attacks sentenced
• FRIDAY UPDATE: Body of front-end loader operator found in gravel pit pond
• Man pleads not guilty in father's death
• 5 nominated for Marshall Leadership Award
• Searchers recover loader operator's body
• Injury accident reported on I-5 bridge
• Gas odor reported throughout SW Washington
• Traffic detoured on Padden Parkway Friday morning
• Regional food bank reports record demand
• Multnomah sheriff arrests Vancouver clerk
• Congressional job fair draws 1,700
• Outdoor burning ban lifted, still need permits
• Oregon appeals board hears arguments in CRC challenge
• Clinic to provide heart screenings for athletes
• Correction: Hazardous waste collection
• Vital statistics
• UPDATE: Front-end loader still in gravel pit pond; operator feared deceased in water
• Cybercrime unit gets tough
• Firefighters douse attic fire in NW Vancouver
• Learning and Growing: Clark College dedicates new Oliva center
• State GOP demands emails from Leavitt, Stuart
• Teen pleads guilty to robbery attempt of woman, 86
• Mom accused of trying to sell son enters plea
• Davy Crockett owner indicted on two felony charges
• Car slams into east Vancouver Shell station
• Train arrives at Longview grain terminal without incident
• Sheriff's Office seeks public's help to solve homicide
• Watchdog program to lose one-third of funds
• Board of Health agrees on septic fee proposal
• Bridge work set to begin over West Camas Slough
• Grant will launch sustainability classes
• Guitarist Doug Smith to aid Women Build project
• Household hazardous waste collection set
• Weather Eye: The first full week of October will usher in rain, wind
• Patron tour of Hough, VSAA planned for Oct. 7
• Tea Party-affiliated group kicks off tour with Vancouver rally
• Vital statistics
• Official hears arguments over proposed biomass plant
• New cold medicine rules to take effect
• 09/28/2011) A Giant Step for Clark's Youngest Learners
• Clark College to dedicate new building for children
• Road work continues in downtown Vancouver
• Another arrest in Port of Longview rioting
• Hundreds of job-seekers attend Herrera Beutler job fair
• Vancouver police seek help finding father missing for a month
• Police: Man has 'significant injuries' after being hit by car on Mill Plain
• Longshore union seeks to recall Cowlitz sheriff
• Tough Love for Your Body Soldier works out a weight-loss solution
• Clark College 's 'Mental Health Mondays' return Oct. 3
• Camas says no to owner’s plans for Farrell House
• Correction: Steamboat Landing
• Harney Heights Neighborhood: Divide and conquer?
• Coping with burden of care
• Former Brush Prairie resident a Cougar ambassador
• Day of Service nets five tons of food for food bank
• Red Cross recognized for efforts during wildfire
• Postal workers rally outside Herrera Beutler’s office
• State cuts Value Motel fines due to financial woes
• Vancouver district announces $2 million in school cuts
• Census finds 650,000 same-sex couples in U.S.
• Mattress fire damages Mill Plain apartment
• BNSF offers reward for information about tampering
• Fire in WyEast Middle School band room contained
• CRC legal challenge to go before Oregon appeals board
• Woman suffers minor injuries after bike hit by car on Fourth Plain
• Vancouver school employees rally before board meeting
• Camas council affirms decision on Farrell House
• UPDATE: Driver arrested after truck runs into Vancouver home
• Weather Eye: Warm front, then cold, result in blustery weather
• State patrol chief to host online Q&A session
• New law to benefit state’s foster care program
• Veterans ‘stand down’ to receive services
• Battle Ground School Board approves two labor contracts
• Correction: Per-capita state spending
• Correction: Signature drive
• Correction: Park & Ride
• Correction: Hewlett-Packard printer division
• Vital statistics
• New habitats coming to Oregon Zoo
• WSUV names members of advisory council
• Freight organization endorses Proposition 1
• Rep. Moeller to speak at brown-bag lunch
• Skyview teacher among nine state 2012 finalists
• Man suspected of arson at own house
• Vancouver council weighs Firstenburg refinancing
• Fish release highlights new habitat near Salmon Creek
• 09/26/2011) Fall Focus: Clark College welcomes students to the 2011-2012 academic year
• Union leader surrenders to face protest charges
• WSU Vancouver names advisory council
• Nearly 15,000 enroll as Clark College opens
• Railroad tracks reopen between Vancouver and Chehalis
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of Sept. 18
• Four injured in Sunday night crash near Dollars Corner
• Bicyclist injured in Orchards area crash
• Campaign finance dogs city leaders
• Camas, Washougal fire officials: Merger ‘better than expected’
• Off Beat: Son helps old sailor take his final trip on boat that shared story
• 300 attend Sturgeon Festival
• Fort re-enacts Night of the Shark
• Women donate handmade quilts, scarves to Justice Center
• How high does the hollyhock grow in Hazel Dell?
• Award-winning quilt will be auctioned for School for the Deaf
• Teens donate time to Humane Society, teen center
• Record amounts of school supplies donated at foster kids
• Orthodontist donates $2,900 to schools of area patients
• Meadow Homes gets new meeting space
• Glenwood Heights primary in top slot in Pasta for Pennies
• Law quashes local payday lenders
• Local backers hope to re-create Portland cycle event
• Biomass plant arguments heat up again this week
• Weather Eye: Autumn makes a wet and stormy debut this week
• Funds secured for 2012 Gifford Pinchot to-do list
• Searchers find the body of missing Salmon Creek man
• Bidding Farewell to Friend, Colleague
• A reason to rejoice amid cancer
• A taste of the country
• New Park & Ride opens Sunday in Salmon Creek
• School enrollment cools
• Is the new City Hall too elegant?
• Cookies, coffee for bike commuters next week
• Correction: Old City Hall
• Christian musician shares story at recovery event
• Vital statistics
• Clark County students gain an edge in technology
• Vancouver school workers vote ‘no-confidence’
• ‘Stand down’ offers assistance and health services to veterans
• Forest Road 54 closed through weekend
• New turn lane opens at SR 503 and Fourth Plain
• Make A Difference Day to clean up stream, city
• Wife worried about man missing for a month
• 09/23/2011) Clark College Presents "Mental Health Mondays"
• Searching to resume for woman missing from Rainbow Family Gathering
• Clark County homeless rate cut in half since ’05
• Restoration Pearson hangar takes pains to ensure authenticity
• Family, friends pay tribute to victims of homicide
• Electrical fire damages bathroom in Felida home
• Turn lane opens at 117th and Fourth Plain
• Artist Shawn McDonald makes surprise appearance at recovery forum
• Burn planned in Gifford Pinchot on Friday
• Vancouver Planning Commission applicants sought
• Audit: Washington paid too much for child care
• County animal control board has opening
• Correction: Battle Ground shooting
• Correction: Five-generation photo
• World War II-era flag stolen from home
• Most local lawmakers support special session
• Vote effort targets students
• Council candidate lacks city business license
• Investment scammers exploit economic uncertainty, says state Dept. of Financial Institutions
• One injured in West Minnehaha crash
• Gregoire: We need new budget by Xmas
• Two men arrested after Wednesday night sexual assault in central Vancouver
• Child falls from second story window north of Battle Ground, suffers minor injuries
• Fire departments offer disaster response classes
• Traffic fears near quarry become reality, neighbors say
• Neighbors fault Yacolt quarry for well woes
• Forest cleanup event set for Saturday
• WSU sets memorial service for Dengerink
• Weather Eye: We might see some moisture from Japanese typhoon
• Correction: Off Beat
• Vital statistics
• Sheriff’s sergeant, pals join 9/11 ceremony
• Battle Ground schools to close early Friday afternoon
• Jewish tradition passed on
• Program would verify inmates’ citizenship status
• Vancouver school board voices support for Webb
• Port of Vancouver project receives $15 million from feds
• I-5 reopened near Woodland after accident
• Value Motel appeal hearing set for Jan. 3
• Suspect in Battle Ground shooting makes first court appearance
• Breaking beautiful ...again
• More than 25 percent of county’s kids food insecure
• School district looking for "Lunch Buddies"
• Voter rally set at WSU Vancouver
• Clinic offers free medical, dental care
• Former CCC workers asked to share stories
• County's free heat duct inspection expands
• Free workshop to focus on tree pruning
• Columbian reporter wins regional award
• Correction
• What's Up With That? Japanese gate marks park’s once-and-future pond
• Nine area groups to split more than $48,700 in grants
• Teen chosen for leadership conference committee
• Rotary Club panhandles for polio
• Quilters donate to Samaritan’s Purse project
• Singing group honored by Barberton Grange
• Digital scholar will keep world informed
• Amboy fire chief honored
• Bank applies to build new branch on Andresen
• Gulf war vet records 9-11 song, video
• Parkinson’s patient credits activity for crash recovery
• Skamania County braces for end of timber payments
• Woman sues state, alleging emotional, sexual abuse in Vancouver foster home
• Electrocuted man identified as Curtis A. Roderick, 42, of Vancouver
• Licensing subagent shut down by auditor, $21,000 missing
• Report of suicidal woman leads to standoff
• Brush Prairie man suspected in father's death
• Woman arrested after early morning shooting in Battle Ground
• Federal grant could buy equipment for safety on Columbia
• Pediatrician will lecture on childhood obesity
• AP honors Columbian photographers
• Mark addiction recovery month with community forum
• Weather Eye: Final days of summer should be quite pleasant
• Correction: Old Time Fiddlers
• Vital Statistics
• Sharing the ups and downs
• Son arrested in Clark County in alleged murder of his father, both lived in Brush Prairie
• Stranger's donation kicks off fund drive for Daybreak Middle School band
• WSUV rally will encourage voting, offer comedians, music and food
• Voters face a familiar scenario in C-Tran vote
• Many hands help with cleanup at Vancouver Lake, Riverside
• Fire officials reluctant to use some privately owned bridges
• Zarelli eyes proactive approach to budget woes
• Crash on 259th St: Seat belts did their jobs
• Amtrak train hits pickup east of Vancouver
• Longtime local lawyer hospitalized after train hits SUV
• Worker electrocuted while power-washing silo in Woodland
• Vancouver man dies of electrocution while working in Woodland
• Battle Ground woman improving after Friday night crash
• Sheriff's office seeks help locating missing man
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of Sept. 11
• Woman released from hospital after Saturday night crash on I-5
• Off Beat: Biplane visit to Pearson reminds of Northwest’s aviation roots
• Homestead Day a truly old-school celebration
• Traffic uncertainties fail to halt CRC process
• Living Hope Church short $1M fundraising goal as deadline nears
• Local survivor leaves cancer in the dust
• Seven escape serious injury after collision sends SUV onto its top
• Battle Ground woman in critical condition after Friday night crash
• New boundaries could give 15th District Latino majority
• Weather Eye: First signs of new season have folks singin’ in the rain
• Boxers will fight for funds for Police Activities League
• Woodland has site, considers high school
• Clearer views of the clouds
• 3 hurt, 1 badly, in two-vehicle crash
• Getting moving on road data
• Memorial bike ride, garden for killed Hudson’s Bay teacher
• “Downtown renaissance” continues with Vancouver’s new City Hall
• Plans for Hough Pool trouble waters
• A class in political will vs. cover
• County fair count slipped
• Vancouver man raises voice in 9/11 memorial
• Vital statistics
• Citizen advisers sought for Columbia Crossing
• Correction: Gluten intolerance
• City Hall open house, dedication Saturday
• Veterans Museum opens on Vancouver VA campus
• Salmon moved to native waters before Condit Dam is breached
• Woman seriously hurt in crash east of Battle Ground
• Portland police looking for woman with mental-health problems who walked away from facility
• Vancouver sex offender gets 3 years for failing to register
• Dozens take citizenship oath at Vancouver Barracks
• Minor earthquake hits Dollars Corner
• County task force on aging approves plan
• Vancouver City Hall open house, dedication Saturday
• Pet adoption agency holds annual fundraiser
• Brush Prairie residents weigh incorporation
• Vital statistics
• Hockinson man held after SWAT standoff
• 9/11 survivor dies three days after anniversary
• Port of Longview riot: 6 more arrested Wednesday and Thursday
• UPDATE WITH DETAILS: Man arrested after 3 hour SWAT standoff in Hockinson; no one hurt
• Corrections officers, police find wanted man at 3010 Kauffman Ave. in 9 a.m. raid
• Lawnmower mishap knocks out power at Battle Ground High School
• Arrest, plea in pair of child pornography cases
• Child pornography: 1 arrested Thursday, another pleads guilty and gets 84 months
• Man who assaulted skier resentenced to 14 years
• Paving to close I-5 ramps at Dike Road in Woodland
• Teens who shot cats under house arrest pending sentencing
• Longtime WSUV chancellor Dengerink dies at 68
• Two injured in collision near Lacamas Lake
• Non-injury accident snarls traffic on I-5 southbound
• Volcano talk will cover retreat of glaciers
• Southbound I-5 Bridge sidewalk closed Thursday
• Burnt Bridge Creek Trail section closes until 2013
• Volunteers sought for Mount St. Helens work projects Sept. 24
• 'Body Worlds' exhibit returns to OMSI this fall
• Local nonprofit agencies recognized for success
• Damon Webster tapped for Gorge commission
• Weather Eye: Air has turned chilly, and rain might be on the way
• General election candidates’ night set for Oct. 13
• SWAT team arrests man after three-hour standoff in Hockinson
• Pulling out of the Barracks
• Pregnant woman comes to aid of crash victims
• Arson Team seeks information on August 26 fire
• POW/MIA: A Vancouver salute
• CRC plans sent to feds for approval
• Absent Woodland councilman may quit
• Guilty plea for ‘River Rat’ in bank jobs
• Driver, moving over for police car with its flashing lights and siren on, hits another car on I-5
• At 6:15 p.m., Vancouver police find stolen car in Blandford area, looking for driver
• UPDATE: Driver identified in wrong-way crash on I-5 near Woodland
• Teens plead guilty to shooting cats
• Update: Commissioners postpone hearing on admissions tax
• UPDATE: Man injured in crash on I-5 in Hazel Dell
• County Prosecutor Tony Golik has cancer
• Bioscience school gets official name
• Missing man located, is safe
• Run raises $1,200 for food bank
• Battle Ground School Readiness Day helps nearly 1,000 children
• La Center, Cowlitz in talks on a sewer for planned casino
• Patterson memorial bike ride, tribute groundbreaking set for Saturday
• Lane closures planned for I-5 paving work in Portland
• Vancouver Veterans Affairs campus to host POW-MIA Day event
• Jubitz founder, Rotarian to speak on world peace
• Woodland council set to hear roundabout concerns
• Annual safety open house set for Saturday
• Ridgefield man runs a long way to present flag
• Rotary golf tournament donates $5,600 to Shared Hope International
• Harney Heights turns 30
• Play raises money for ALS research and support
• Ridgefield grad honored for soccer skills
• Clark County Newcomers raise $4,000 for charity
• Hickey Foundation helps aquatic therapy program
• The fence you paint should be your own
• Task force offers information on youth gangs in Clark County
• Vancouver man killed in Michigan accident
• Police seek man who’s been missing since Tuesday morning
• Boldt has doubts on tax; Bears supporters express frustration
• County inmates finishing sentences on work release find few jobs
• Members of Redistricting Commission release proposals to redraw state’s political map
• Teens set to plead guilty to shooting animals
• Weather Eye: Our 90-degree days are probably finished for this year
• Task force wants to get info on the move
• Campaign trail: Vancouver City Council
• Final CRC environmental plans available Sept. 23
• Vital statistics
• Wells Fargo employees win grants for groups
• WSUV enrollment climbs to 3,143 students for fall
• Maple Grove sprinklers to be improved
• Host families sought for exchange students
• Second-half property taxes due Oct. 31
• UPDATE: Firefighters quickly control fire at home near NE 78th St. and Andresen Road
• Vancouver City Council breaks in its new chambers
• Streak of September heat sets record
• Local man talks about responding to 9/11 attacks in N.Y.C.
• Closure of plant will help clear Gorge air
• Medical issue claims longtime La Center police officer, 51
• Nonteachers to pack Vancouver schools board meeting
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of Sept. 4
• Several injured in traffic accident on Fourth Plain Road
• Man suffered seizure at Sandy Swimming Hole on Saturday
• Woodland hires engineer as interim public works director
• Off Beat: Twin Towers slogan eerie in retrospect
• Update: ‘Never forget’ theme of local Sept. 11 event
• Ladies take lead on next Habitat home
• Vancouver Freedom Walk draws crowd to remember 9/11
• People with local ties give first-hand accounts of attacks
• Battle Ground Episcopal priest was seminary student in N.Y. on 9/11
• Campaign busts 96 local drivers for DUI
• Beat the late-summer heat with winter outlook
• Retired judge returning to courtroom
• Philanthropist Jubitz to speak on peace, Rotary
• Aging, disabilities panel sets hearing
• Opening on county civil service commission
• Hospice Southwest seeks patient support
• Workshop offers well, septic maintenance tips
• Sturgeon Festival returns Saturday
• Sex offender update
• 2011 Sausage Fest: Ready for Seconds?
• Faith and service come together to redeem the day
• Auto accident sparks brush, car, fire near Frenchman's Bar
• CRC critics: Tolling issue similar to Highway 520 likely here
• Little bunches of stuff in here!
• Vancouver school workers file labor complaint
• Union Street to close for roadwork project
• Construction to limit Park and Ride spaces
• Paving to close junction of Fourth Plain, SR 500
• Humane Society offers cats at bargain prices
• Hockinson firefighters will observe 9/11
• New trial coming on infant’s injuries
• Vital statistics
• Washougal assemblies evoke Sept. 11
• New focus on road funding may help to build bridge
• Uncertainty in police ranks
• IT'S SATURDAY, 911 dispatchers invite families to fun-filled open house 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• UPDATE: Cowlitz County sheriff Friday posts bulletin about alleged crimes of union protesters
• B.G., Vancouver school boards shift meetings
• Construction limits parking at Salmon Creek park and ride
• Fire burns 64 buildings in Klickitat County
• County releases proposed admissions tax ordinance
• Report of man watching students prompts “stranger danger” notice in Salmon Creek
• Campaign busts 96 local drivers for DUI
• Washougal extends medical marijuana gardens ban
• College savings plan hikes price nearly 40 percent
• Battle Ground artist’s 9/11 sculpture unveiled
• Aging task force to vote next week on draft plan
• Campaign Trail: Zandamela schedules event
• Vital Statistics
• Rogue trails vex Gorge officials
• Clark County firefighters help battle wildfire
• Robber strikes at U.S. Bank in Hazel Dell; no arrest reported 90 minutes later
• Columbia River Crossing wins key approval
• Heroes hailed for their lifesaving roles
• Trucker released from hospital after rollover
• Authorities report homicide of transient man
• 9 homes, 10 buildings burn in wildfire near Goldendale
• Thursday morning breaks beautiful in Vancouver
• Weather service issues heat advisory for Thursday
• More homes evacuated near Klickitat wildfire
• Weather Eye: We might have 90s through Sunday
• City lands in top third of driver safety ranking
• Endeavour Elementary holds Walk 'n' Roll event
• Business to host charity expo event
• Part of Ridgefield wildlife refuge to close Monday
• Hilton to host national veterans convention
• Real estate firm expands to Vancouver
• Legislators asked to ‘do no harm’
• Oregon traffic stop yields 40 pounds of marijuana, police say
• State ranks No. 2 in long-term care
• AG rejects county’s request to intervene in casino lawsuit
• Stolen box recovered, but love letters lost
• Skamania County Sheriff’s Office Explorers complete training
• Man sentenced for trying to run over deputy
• Portland man pleads not guilty to vehicular homicide
• Fire danger closes forestland in Washington, Oregon
• Sex abuse survivor speaks out against keeping secrets
• $2,500 to talk with Boehner, Herrera Beutler
• September treat: Back to school
• Heat advisory in effect for Wednesday
• Longshore workers rally at downtown railroad tracks
• Paving starts Monday on State Highway 142
• Checkups, activities offered at free Family Wellness Fair
• Learn about financial aid, scholarships at workshop
• City plans a busy month of paving
• Campaign Trail: Plinski endorsements
• Museum celebrates with treats, exhibits
• Teacher picked for event in Poland
• Golf fundraiser generates $7,500
• Buyers go hog-wild at fair auction
• Orthopedic surgeon, Rebound founder retires after 53 years
• Young campers gather lily field seeds
• State Farm awards grant to YMCA
• Church volunteers spruce up Fort Vancouver High School
• ‘Clash in the Couve’ benefits 2 groups
• Father, daughter use CPR to revive ailing woman
• Local boy on winning Nerf team
• War wound fails to keep disabled vet from running relay
• Group donates meat to food bank
• Legacy gives big for kids in need
• Bears to play 2012 season in Yakima stadium
• RED FLAG WARNING for weather; critical fire danger
• Multnomah Falls Trail to temporarily close
• WSUV offers financial aid, scholarships advice
• Temperatures to climb back above 90 this week
• WSU Vancouver again offering free digital workshops
• SR-142 paving near Goldendale starts Monday
• Accident delays traffic, causes minor injuries on SR-503 Monday
• Weather Eye: Summer heat, Weather Radio Awareness Month finally arrive
• Candidates decline to do video for rivals’ donor
• Vancouver police, sheriff’s office to share federal grants
• Girl, 4, who almost drowned upgraded to serious condition
• Having a ball, Italian style
• Unconventional convention closes, plans to come back to Vancouver
• Two drown in the Willamette River Sunday evening
• Hands Across the Bridge lets addicts, families salute sobriety
• New buses carry B.G., Hockinson students
• Brush Prairie-area ranch home destroyed by blaze
• Group critical of Columbia River water quality
• What’s open and what’s closed for Labor Day:
• Girl, 4, critical after near-drowning
• Woman hospitalized after motorcycle crash
• Anime convention fans dress up, show character
• Camas Farmer’s Market seeking cash infusion
• UPDATE: Suspicious device found at Portland airport
• Scan of St. Helens seeks slide risks
• Weather Eye: Summer wraps up in a scorcher
• Peace and justice fair returns to Vancouver
• What’s open and what’s closed on Labor Day:
• Cancer patient picks life over time
• Toddler who fell from motel window 'fair'
• County residents injured in collision
• Number of multi-generation households in Clark County rises
• Order’s up at Burgerville
• Herrera Beutler will sponsor a jobs fair
• BPA responds to Herrera Beutler letter on power line
• Scan of St. Helens seeks slide risks
• Smoke from wildfires blows through Gorge into area
• Of WSUV and listening
• Correction: Vancouver school employees
• Mayor has new lawyer; court date is postponed
• Vitals statistics
• STOLEN: a Vancouver family’s box of love
• Toddler falls from second-floor window of mall-area hotel
• Lottery winner must pay for court-appointed attorney
• Not-guilty plea in baby’s death
• Restaurant pulls together to help after accident
• Families invited to 911 center's fun-filled open house Sat. Sept. 10 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• ALERT: Fire weather watch coming for Clark County, west Cascades, Gifford Pinchot
• White supremacist who, with three others, attacked lone black man is sentenced
• Teacher bikes coast-to-coast with students along
• Man whose passenger fell gets delay
• Electrical failure in truck parked next to Amboy house started fire, official says
• Traffic jam on Tenney Road
• Popular road into Gifford Pinchot forest will close Sept. 13-14
• Man recovering after van burst into flames near Salmon Creek
• Crews respond to car that ran off embankment in Skamania County
• Woman in serious condition after car rolls on SR-14
• Vancouver to host 9/11 memorial ceremony
• Vital statistics
• Campaign trail
• Dan Stahnke sworn in as Clark County Superior Court judge
• Vancouver firefighters protect two Fisher's Landing homes from fire in play structure
• Suspect in Zupan’s death charged, held without bail
• HWY 14 EB ALERT: Firefighters close EB traffic near Lieser at 9:15 p.m.
• State scraps investigation of Suits and a Keg fundraiser
• Security video shows man trying to rob credit union in Hazel Dell; he changed his mind and fled
• Vancouver school employees, district at odds
• FIRE ALERT: Crews dealing with three fires along BNSF Railway tracks near Cape Horn
• Injured motorist recovering at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center
• Vancouver police identify man whose body was found in the Columbia River
• County advances baseball proposal, sets hearing on admissions tax
• Small fire causes minor damage at Hockinson High School
• Sept. 1 and the water's (still) fine
• Police looking for information on driver who threw kittens out of van in Portland
• Vancouver man pleads not guilty to vehicular assault
• Correction: Incorrect name
• Court seeks veterans to serve as peer mentors
• Clark College to honor volunteer with award
• Washougal mayor’s court date is Thursday
• Police to keep eye out for violations in school zones
• Weather Eye: Sunny skies, warm temperatures on tap for holiday weekend
• Upper Washougal River restoration moves ahead
• Vancouver man convicted of another road rage on same day
• Vancouver woman leaves $80,000 for rescued primates
• Motorcycle rider crashes on state Highway 500 near Andresen Road
• Portland police ask public to watch for woman missing from SW Portland
• Washougal mayor’s court date set for Thursday
• Man's body found in Columbia River near Marine Park
• Collision clogs I-5 bridge traffic
• School opening breeds familiarity
• Crews extinguish house fire north of Orchards
• Police release sketch in missing person case
• Zupan's Markets founder dies after motorcycle crash
• Burmese leader will be topic of museum discussion
• Vancouver-to-Vancouver rail link is permanent
• Vital statistics
• New traffic circle in Salmon Creek aims to keep cars, and big rigs, moving
• Next judge knows lots of the ropes already
• Neighborhood group may split in two
• Photographer helps School for the Blind students take their shot
• Giving Closet gets kids ready for school
• Special Olympics athletes take the field at Safeco
• Footballers tackle weeds at food bank garden
• New Felida park will have old name: Sorenson
• Vancouver author publishes first novel
• Camas resident wins port treasure hunt
• Battle Ground city employees rally for Relay for Life
• Battle Ground High School assistant principal honored by Rotary
• Weight-loss challenge means big gains for Legacy participants
• Arnada street mural gets a fresh coat of paint
• Children learn about Chinese culture
• Cruise-in nets $10,000 for Y’s Care program
• 08/30/2011) Local Professionals Ensuring a Bright Future for Southwest Washington through Support of Clark College
• CRC might take two years longer
• Zupan's Markets founder in critical condition after motorcycle collision Monday
• Washougal school district is first in county to start classes
• Woman confronts burglar who forced her front door open, police say
• Statewide, local school tests: Trend positive
• UPDATE: SR-14 open in Klickitat County
• Man attempts to rob Mill Plain Subway
• No town halls with Herrera Beutler
• Battle Ground school board approves budget
• Vital statistics
• Weather Eye: Drizzle to hang around; Labor Day holiday likely warm
• Early childhood professionals to meet
• Driver who hit tree improving in hospital
• Impatient robber bungles attempt
• Blind veteran guides others through challenges
• Family home no haven from traffic
• La Center council prepares to vote on annexation as far as I-5 junction
• Vancouver man rebounds after fall while hiking in Columbia Gorge
• Herrera Beutler focuses on health care
• ALERT: As of 7 p.m. Monday SR 14 closed in Klickitat County for brush fire
• 08/29/2011) Ready to take a Running Start? Changes are coming this fall. Get ready now.
• Value Motel owner appeals license revocation
• ‘Lennon Bus’ music video posted
• Officials identify body found in Columbia River
• Wine & Jazz Festival drew 12,000-15,000
• Crash into garage allegedly 2nd hit-and-run within minutes
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of August 21
• Funding means class for 36 more local kids
• Off beat: Go with the flow? Columbia sure did
• Issue of biomass plant will get a public hearing
• Lacamas Creek to go red again
• Pickup flips; driver arrested
• Sheriff’s deputy works the river, educating boaters
• Washougal Eagles swoop in to help
• UPDATE: Car hits house; driver flees
• Jazz fest off and riffing on Sunday
• Weather Eye: Doesn’t anybody care that the wind blows here, too?
• The Skies of 1928 over Pearson Field
• The Skies of 1928 over Pearson Field
• State’s still mum on casino lawsuit
• Fire destroys house in Amboy
• Music, good times flow at Wine & Jazz Festival
• It’s big. We’ve found a crack!
• Nightly paving closures start Sunday on I-5 ramps
• First local synagogue breaks ground Monday
• County seeks volunteer for public health council
• WSDOT website, hotline to shut down for service
• Lawmaker, newspaperman remembered
• Traffic changes set at interchange project
• Vital statistics
• Correction, legislative salaries
• After foot chase, police tackle assault suspect near Mill Plain in Heights area
• ALERT: Home engulfed in flames north of Mill Plain behind hospital
• UPDATE: Man robs First Independent Bank in The Heights, escapes
• Semi loses driveshaft, two cars hit it, one car explodes on I-5
• Firefighters find smoke in B.G. home's attic
• Park playground offers free sample of swinging jazz
• UPDATE: Wild ride described before deadly fall on Highway 14
• Knight outlines college’s stance on baseball
• No wildfires sparked by overnight thunderstorms
• Woodland man pleads not guilty to vehicular homicide
• Nightly I-5 ramp closures near Woodland start Sunday
• Hood to Coast relay hitting Oregon highways this weekend
• Shoreline plan update is making headway
• Vital Statistics
• Dining Out: Relocated K’Syrah still offers satisfying fare
• Moeller to give 3 percent of his pay to Share
• Firefighters find downtown building flooded
• ALERT: Multiple collisions on state Highway 14 EB near I-205 at 5 p.m.
• Bid awarded for construction of Evergreen BioScience school
• Final piece of Davy Crockett lifted from Columbia River
• New trial set for father accused of assaulting infant daughter
• Body found in Columbia River near Hayden Island
• Ex-paramedic who groped women gets sentence extended
• Relating properly to disabled people matter of manners
• Weather Eye: While the East frets about Irene, we’ll have it nice
• Battle Ground schools officials to discuss personnel issue
• Contract for BioScience school to be awarded
• End of an Era at City Hall
• Sultan of Swindle? Police say man sold forged Babe Ruth ball
• At VSAA, 7 local teens hop aboard John Lennon bus
• First comes love, then marriage not so much
• Gifford Pinchot National Forest: Fire warning level raised to moderate
• Police converge on Southeast 192nd Avenue after burglary attempt
• Coalition recommends cutting CRC funding
• Vancouver man still in serious condition after crashing into tree
• Commissioners float new baseball proposal to Yakima Bears
• Black Tie & Blue Jeans 2011
• Commissioners delay septic system fee decision
• Fire warning level raised in Gifford Pinchot National Forest
• Car slams into median on Padden Parkway, two injured
• $10,000 gift given to parks agency
• Chinese librarians visit new library
• Boy Scout exceeds malaria fund goal
• Orchard’s Fred Meyer donates prize money to FISH
• Story stokes shipyard memory
• Wastewater treatment plant honored for record
• Therapy dog helps hospital visitors endure wait
• Blogger gives fair food a fair taste
• Marshall Award nominations due soon
• Car show supports local veterans
• Teen gets inside look at film industry
• Urban Forestry program hosts tree ID walk
• Woman winning obesity battle featured on ‘AM Northwest’
• Library district offers patrons free downloads of music
• Civil engineer named to Gorge commission
• Ailing man's wish to fish fulfilled
• Piano Hospital gets $5K from raffle
• Slocum House gardens get face-lift
• Red Dress Party nets YWCA $15,000
• Back to School for Vancouver - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Woodland public works head fired
• Man dies after jumping from seventh floor of hospital
• Washougal woman pleads not guilty to arson
• Police investigating 'suspicious death' in Vancouver
• Bail set at $100,000 in Highway 14 fatality
• Vancouver man loses control of car, runs into tree late Monday
• Weather Eye: It can be OK to be left out of things
• Veterans' business resource center hosts seminar
• History in newspaper form now available digitally
• County sets hearing on septic system fee
• Vital Statistics
• Arts panel to discuss needs, cultural plan
• Campaign trail: C-Tran supporters plan campaign event
• Correction: Marketplace column
• Correction: Liberty Theatre
• Correction: Clark trustees
• Vancouver City Council delays decision on Fire Station 6
• Fourth Plain proposal gets cool reception at C-Tran open house
• Battle Ground school district pares spending
• Students return to WSUV campus in large numbers
• Victims of boat fire improving, family says
• 08/22/2011) Play ball! New coaches bring new energy to Clark softball
• Fire damages Fisher's Landing home
• Excavator rolls over along Interstate 205
• Police ID Camas man who drowned in Columbia River
• Final piece of derelict barge to be removed this week
• Man accused of multiple assaults pleads guilty to rape
• Crews contain grass fires along Clark County freeways
• Stevenson man arrested in connection with Vancouver woman's rape
• Father, son released from hospital after boat fire
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of August 14
• Suspect arrested in Washougal hit-and-run
• Off Beat: Can’t drive 55? Then that may be the sheriff in your rearview mirror
• $200,000 bail set in crash that killed baby
• Infant killed, 3 injured in accident on I-5 near Hazel Dell
• Job no conflict for Woodland mayor candidate
• Troopers make new friends on Twitter
• Dinnertime is family time
• One death reported in accident on I-5
• Camas man drowns in Columbia River
• Top dog not sheepish about herding
• New WSUV chancellor is an experienced hand at helm
• Boat fire injures father, son on Swift Reservoir
• Man who died in fall from car identified
• ‘Conversation’ begins about new Woodland high school
• Weather Eye: 95 degrees was a summer hot flash
• Fashion show, auction, dinner benefit women
• Divine grants available to help fill local needs
• When trust is betrayed for dependent adults
• Blazing baskets at Hoops on the River
• Balance of power kept from tilting
• Commissioners to face pitches on baseball financing plan
• One hurt in Brush Prairie house fire
• Highway 14 cleared after fatal accident near Washougal
• Temperatures top 90, and then some
• I hear ya and the expense side
• Leadership training camp for students rescheduled
• Rescuers from two counties search back roads for crash
• Teenage cyclist who hit SUV is released from hospital
• C-Tran asks for ideas for Fourth Plain
• Man arrested after crashing into building
• Busy year for roadwork runs on in Clark County
• Inquiry details weakness in police
• Columbian seeks readers’ Sept. 11 memories
• Northbound I-5 bridge lifts planned for Saturday
• Crews finish I-5 paving work in downtown Vancouver
• Concrete repairs on I-205 begin Sunday
• Sprinklers extinguish fire at Vancouver retirement center
• Bicyclist, 15, now listed in satisfactory condition
• Clark County crackdown yields 392 speeding tickets
• Parks aquatics’ safety rated excellent
• Correction: Ridgefield candidate
• Correction: Hilario
• Homeowners near WSUV want to reclaim ability to park on street
• Clark County has highest property tax levy rate in state
• Images of Haiti stick with local teen
• Federal Fish and Wildlife Service worker found dead in Wind River
• Bicyclist, 15, in critical condition after being hit by SUV
• More garbage may be good thing for local economy
• Motorcyclist injured, ticketed in collision with truck near Amboy
• B.G. schools budget plan calls for more cuts
• Fundraiser brings in $6,500 despite discrimination claim
• Port gains $3.5 million for overpass project
• Three hurt when car goes under truck in Brush Prairie
• Food co-op finds growth market in Vancouver
• One vote separates Woodland council candidates
• Suspect in hit-and-run of Battle Ground officer arrested
• Former students stage benefit play for teacher diagnosed with disease
• Woodland man appears in court in vehicular homicide case
• Weather Eye: Weather never fails to inspire writer
• Correction: Sen. Patty Murray quote
• Technology increases participation in FVTV
• Corps to discuss sediment management
• Trail count volunteers needed in September
• Camas community celebrates park’s opening
• Free leadership camp touts Esther Short
• Vital statistics
• CRC receives $5M in design grants
• AG details legal battle against sex trafficking
• Crews prepare to let White Salmon River run again
• Boots fill to record levels, out of the city
• Woman inhales smoke when car catches fire
• Former students stage benefit play for teacher diagnosed with disease
• Motorcyclist injured, ticketed in collision with truck near Amboy
• UPDATE: Driver arrested in connection with fatal head-on crash
• Northwest Natural repairs gas leak in West Hazel Dell
• 'Bus Stuff' packs in supplies for students
• Fishing license check nets wanted woman
• Almost 3,000 more ballots to be counted
• Vital statistics
• Vancouver development, permit centers closed Friday
• Helpers sought for child bereavement program
• BGHS jazz band hosts Grammy winner
• Medicare muddles search for a physician
• Downtown women’s gym holds farewell party
• Teens use scavenger hunt to help community
• Sex offender research wins graduating Woodlander award
• Incumbent councilors garner most votes in Washougal
• Councilor, ex-police chief to vie for Woodland mayor's job
• Carothers, Benge knock out Weldon in Yacolt mayoral primary
• Clark County EMS District 1: Ambulance levy gets an unmistakable ‘Yes!’ from voters
• UPDATE: Vancouver man killed, 3 seriously injured in collision in far-north Clark County
• Mount Pleasant School District voters OK property tax levy
• Port of C-W Commissioner takes a substantial early lead
• Ridgefield school board incumbent Morris to face Vance in November
• Early election results: Pat Campbell trails two challengers
• Murray helps Camas celebrate purchase of Fallen Leaf park
• Advancing to the November ballot
• SWAT officers lead raid for stolen property, guns, meth in Minneheha area
• Paving to cause delays on Northeast 18th St.
• Alleged cat shooters' case postponed again
• Murray meets with vets, celebrates park acquisition
• Commissioners extend ban on pot gardens
• Longtime Vancouver philanthropist Harriet Wilson dies
• Business After Hours
• Firefighters contain house fire in Vancouver
• Electrical fire disrupts business at The Columbian
• City gets clean bill of health in state audit
• WSP invites public to 'follow' its activities
• Online degree program alternative to overstuffed schools
• Weather Eye: Summer slides nearer to a calm, clear close
• DUI patrols set for Friday through Sept. 5
• Mural aimed at keeping streets safe
• New sidewalk banners point the way to art
• Local women graduate from AmeriCorps
• Battle Ground school board member honored for service
• Brush Prairie teen wins metal at horse show
• Expect delays during busy construction week
• Some C-Tran routes are affected by construction
• Tandem cycling event benefits School for the Blind
• Mayor Leavitt touts playground program
• Children’s Justice Center honors Clark County donors
• Brush Prairie teen wins medal at horse show
• Volunteers pull weeds to beautify center
• Volunteers add house numbers to curbs
• East Woods names new pastor
• Car wash benefits Special Olympics
• Vancouver police chief: Department can’t rely on grants
• 08/15/2011) The (10)K-Rod Run
• Fundraiser has some legs....
• Company appeals denial of downtown biomass plant
• Lost hiker rescued early Saturday near Mt. Adams
• Vancouver man arraigned on aggravated murder charge
• Most-read stories on Columbian.com, week of August 7
• UPDATE: Police detain Washougal woman with gun
• River HomeLink gets a new home
• Battered bicyclist recovering
• Off Beat: Local music teacher riffs on very special saxophone, Dale Beacock
• 2011 Clark County Fair by the numbers
• New system speeds up emergency care
• Activities abound as sun goes down in Orchards
• Washougal officials take sides in election
• Weather Eye: Some rain may fall, but normal August heat will return
• Plan to help vets use benefits builds
• Oldest flying commercial plane schedules a visit at Pearson
• Still Gorge-ous scenery at 25
• Economy in Gorge counties continues to be pretty rocky
• C-Tran supporters rally for Prop. 1
• Sales complete a season of growth
• Of comment numbers and my buddy Jim
• Nightly I-5 lane closures to begin at Salmon Creek
• Registration opens for land management class
• Corrections: Teachers contract
• Search set for missing Rainbow Family woman
• Program to help needy students
• Vital statistics
• UPDATE: Bicyclist from Vancouver killed in Portland hit and run; man arrested
• Fire trucks worth chasing
• Salmon Creek project changes Brush Prairie landscape
• Beacock’s artistry, attitude resound
• UPDATE: Woman arrested for allegedly robbing Subway in Fisher’s Landing
• Three Washougal men arrested for allegedly growing marijuana in Toutle
• Parents sue government, day care over son’s E. coli death
• Klickitat fishway project nearing completion
• Update: Firefighters find motorcycle, no driver after Washougal traffic accident
• Police search for suspect in attempted robbery
• Fourth Plain intersection work begins next week
• Arts commission applicants needed
• Blood donors sought as demand increases
• East County Fire chief helps fight giant blaze
• Increasing number of low-income parents read to their kids
• Washougal teen who was trapped on cliff to meet rescuers
• Wylie has slight fundraising edge over Riley in 49th
• Oregon’s Metro balks over CRC document approval
• Boldt among fair’s biggest fans
• Vancouver mayor weighing run for Congress
• Vancouver district, teachers reach deal
• 08/11/2011) Charles Guthrie named Director of Athletics at Clark College
• Firefighters ‘filling the boot’ in Hazel Dell, Salmon Creek
• National Latino civil rights group sets first meeting in region at WSUV
• Rumors rile up light rail opponents
• Police pursue woman accused of striking officer with car
• Oregon teen climber in fair condition
• Vancouver woman killed by loose horse at Portland Meadows
• Library district braces for new cutbacks
• Lot OK’d for homeless veterans housing
• Vancouver library seeks trustee board candidates
• I-5 van service to Vancouver expands
• Marshall Leadership nominations accepted
• Correction: Campaign contact
• Injured Mount St. Helens hiker flown to hospital
• Using St. Helens’ lessons with ocean volcanoes
• Health department denies claim in boy’s E. coli death
• 8 insider tips to enhance enjoyment of the fair
• Officials: Airplane banked hard to the left before crash
• El Parral’s liquor license suspended after drug raid
• Congresswoman: ‘Super committee’ won’t cure ills
• State revokes Value Motel's license
• Misty Mamas end concert series on a high note
• Herrera Beutler speaks to business group; opponents rally
• Thief goes on shopping spree after stealing Vancouver woman’s purse
• Vital statistics
• Ridgefield landowner changes course, rejects offer
• Symposium to address running a nonprofit
• Correction: Foreclosure petition
• Campaign trail: Vancouver City Council
• Former Yacolt town clerk calls for investigation
• Emergency medical services officials will meet Thursday
• Correction: Sex offender
• Team raises $2,500 for Relay for Life
• Hazel Dell Lions install new officers
• Hudson’s Bay grad sworn in to U.S. Foreign Service
• Felida 5-year-old pulls young friend from pool
• Ridgefield residents take back the night
• Students help in community gardens
• Retirement center receives new flag
• In four-hour struggle, Cowlitz County firefighters rescue horse stuck in deep mud
• C-Tran board approves CRC impact statement
• Local man’s kidnapping conviction thrown out
• ‘Sensory-friendly’ event turns down rides’ volume, speed for special kids
• Fill the Boot event hobbled
• Reid names Murray to be debt panel co-chair
• Budget time for Evergreen, Vancouver districts
• Washougal woman appears in court on arson charge
• CRC impact statement to go before C-Tran board
• South Korea presents medals to 120 local veterans of Korean War
• B.G. woman will teach how to stretch dollars
• Retirement prompts reshuffling of librarians
• Strawberries linked to E.coli outbreak
• Dale Beacock memorial service set for Friday
• WeatherEye: Expect mellow August weather to stick around for a few more days
• Corrections: Film festival
• Happy days will be here again, but no time soon
• Salvation Army gets kids ready for school
• Bull-riding event draws 700, raises money
• JPMorgan Chase’s Dimon shares upbeat message
• City mulls strict dangerous dog policy
• La Center beefs up little ones’ instruction
• Fair Volunteer of Year not sheepish about helping out
• Two convicted sex offenders register as homeless in Clark County
• 08/08/2011) Global Experience. Regional Commitment.
• D.B. Cooper evades law again
• Fresh strawberries linked to E.coli outbreak
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of July 31
• Off Beat: Move to Kuwait fails to disrupt youngsters’ shuttle-launch routine
• Vital statistics
• Fair favorites lure loyal eaters
• Keeping a dream of Weber Arboretum alive
• Agency has Columbia River Crossing funding concerns
• Debt agreement could deal new I-5 Bridge project a blow
• Medically fragile kids to get a special trip to fair
• Woodland council hopefuls: Let’s heal
• Proposed arboretum’s open house is Sunday
• Weather Eye: So this is summer without scorchers
• Candidates pledge Yacolt stability
• Mount Adams climb raises money for pool scholarship
• Herrera Beutler acts to stall refuge restoration
• Jaime Herrera Beutler’s voting record
• Several Clark County residents join congresswoman’s staff
• Rescued fish released into Upper Salmon Creek
• Former student pens book on State School for the Blind
• Admirers aplenty come in to see piglets at the fair
• Jaime Herrera Beutler carves niche in debt fight
• Car crash snaps utility pole along Vancouver street
• Battle Ground police seek car-chase suspects
• Medically endangered Vancouver woman found safe
• Camas pool cuts hours to cool costs
• It’s all in the art of the dance
• Final design to start on new waterfront park
• City departments begin moving to new City Hall
• Bruce Ziegman to retire as Fort Vancouver Regional Library chief
• Volcano observatory to screen Mount St. Helens documentary
• I-5 construction near Woodland starts Sunday
• Endangered turtles to get home in Columbia Gorge
• WSU Vancouver closing admissions for fall
• 3 area berry farms fined for underage pickers
• Herrera Beutler: Debt limit ‘not an easy vote for me’
• $2.3 million grant for reopening Fire Station 6 at risk
• Feds, drug task force seized 16 pounds of meth from El Parral night club operator, police say
• Cheesecakes on parade, fork in hand
• Man convicted of assaulting deputy pleads to ID theft
• Ziegman to retire as library director
• Judge allows defense attorney dating detective to stay on case
• Police ID man found dead outside burning home
• Feds seize more than 16 pounds of meth in downtown raid
• Clark County Fair opens
• SW Washington berry growers fined
• Vital statistics
• Congregation Kol Ami preparing to build Southwest Washington’s first synagogue
• Sea Mar clinic offers free health events
• Donate food to get Toby Keith tickets
• Rotary Club of Vancouver Sunrise plans talent contest
• Vancouver man dies after truck hits him and two other bicyclists
• Did D.B. Cooper suspect once live in Fruit Valley?
• Funeral for boy, 11, who drowned at Camas Potholes is Saturday
• Vancouver bicyclist, 81, killed while riding on Highway 101 in Oregon
• Missing endangered woman seen with two strangers at bank, police say
• Sinkhole opens in east Vancouver roadway
• City rejects county's downtown biomass plans
• More firms flock to 'gateway' area of I-5, Mill Plain
• Camas' Hal Zimmerman dies
• Several in custody following downtown meth bust
• ALERT: Major crimes unit seeks help finding missing endangered woman in ‘suspicious’ case
• Vancouver motorcyclist injured in Dallas, Ore., crash
• The Dalles doctor indicted on sex abuse charges
• More details emerge in D.B. Cooper mystery
• Gay couples on increase in county
• C-Tran announces open house dates
• Evergreen school district vehicles earn top marks
• Vancouver firefighters raise $19,000 for Share
• Camas pool cuts hours to cool costs
• Habitat training planned at Tryon Creek
• Weather Eye: Weather spurs weird events around country
• Ceremony to honor Korean War veterans
• Bicycles take on new life
• Art show casts light on sex trafficking industry
• ALERT: Major crimes unit seeks help finding missing endangered woman in ‘suspicious’ case
• 'Skeets' Mehrer identified as pilot killed in Camas plane crash
• Fair has a lot riding on it this year
• Panel backs limited events at historic Camas home
• One dead after light plane crashes near Camas
• Woodland convenience store employee charged with rape
• Paving, sidewalk work to cause delays on SR 500 in Camas
• Mistrial declared in alleged baby assault case
• Downtown building searched in drug case
• Police serving drug search warrant in downtown
• Man sentenced in police dog killing
• Vancouver police arrest woman in child porn investigation
• Vancouver police seek volunteers
• Despite rain delays, Luke Jensen Sports Park coming into shape
• La Center store clerk charged with rape
• Kelso man was beaten to death
• Plastic bag ban not likely to cross Columbia River
• 'Leverage' calls extras for season finale
• Speaker to discuss roles of native women
• Rural ambulance levy on ballot
• Immunizations required before school starts
• Several challengers looking to unseat Washougal council incumbents
• Everybody Has a Story: First-grade tagger learned a tough lesson
• Habitat’s first family still grateful
• Alleged baby assault case goes to jury
• Teen recalls harrowing hike
• Motorcylist hospitalized after collision on Interstate 205
• Bond vote weighed for fire stations
• Vancouver man arrested on suspected drug offense
• Traffic fee could thwart plans for second Chuck’s Produce
• Share Inc. gets $1 million capital boost
• Trial set for woman accused of attempted baby sale
• Police: Man apparently set Lieser Road home ablaze, killed self
• Officials identify man hit and killed on Highway 99
• Man hit and killed by car in Hazel Dell
• Vancouver looks to cut its parking expenses
• Veteran Ridgefield school board member faces challenge in primary
• Weather Eye: Perfectly ‘normal’ weather to usher in the first week of August
• Washington State School for the Blind celebrates 125 years
• Mural takes shape in Rose Village
• Lincoln action plan on Web
• Eagle scout, troop spruce up trailhead
• Wildwood neighborhood gathers towels, supplies for Share shelter
• 1,300 participate in Relay for Life
• Cancer survivor honored for efforts of behalf of community
• Battle Ground run raises $1,000 for food bank
• Car cruise-in in Ridgefield will raise money for veterans
• Rain can’t stop kids’ program
• Plaque honoring police dog given to Humane Society
• Special Olympics car wash raises $500
• Sunrise Rotary awards scholarships to seniors
• Sunrise Rotary installs new officers
• Aviation camp has kids flying high
• Providence expands services in SW Washington
• July weather ‘pretty much just average'
• Second neighborhood opposes biomass plant
• Bears reaffirm commitment to Vancouver
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of July 24
• Army pledges $20 million to continue Camp Bonneville cleanup
• Man found dead outside burning house
• Man found dead outside Vancouver house fire
• Be gentle on my ears … please!
• Motorcyclist hits car; he, companion injured
• Man hurt in ATV accident improving
• Off Beat: Trip to Washougal fuels ‘Deadliest Catch’ star’s passion for motocross
• Unity key theme for Woodland mayoral hopefuls
• Ridgefield to discuss school facilities woes
• Camas firm faces new wage claims
• Churches join for a day of praise
• Weather Eye: Wrapping up a fine July, especially if you like June weather
• Could a local man take the state?
• They found a thrill: blueberries at the mill
• Schools seek to replace timber payments
• Two challenge Campbell for council
• Firefighters at blaze in the Daybreak area
• C-TRAN VOTE: How much rides on November bus service ballot measure?
• Coast Guard rescues climbers in Skamania County
• Columbia Springs plans adult carnival
• Correction: downtown Vancouver’s Prestige Plaza construction
• Some Vancouver streets due for maintenance
• Annual All-Church Picnic is Sunday
• Grove Field airport hovers over Camas-Washougal port contest
• Stevenson-Carson school race pits 18-year incumbent, two challengers
• 07-30 vitals
• Supermajority lawsuit splits lawmakers
• Daniel Stahnke appointed new Clark County Superior Court judge
• Yacolt man critically injured in ATV crash
• Two extricated from cab of truck after rollover on Lower River Road
• Water Wheel at Columbia Springs turns back years
• KATU: B.G. cubmaster sets up sting to catch thieves
• A glimpse of an astronaut's life in space
• Vancouver police find 13-year-old girl who was reported missing
• Rep. Herrera Beutler votes for Boehner debt limit plan, releases statement
• Vancouver’s Downtown Association backs baseball proposal
• Don't look to Clark College, its foundation to help finance Bears baseball stadium
• Runway work shifts PDX air patterns Friday
• Weekend (likely) to be full of sunshine, warm weather
• Local events support nursing mothers
• Car show helps fund rubberized ball field
• Cedars annex proposal might need mulligan
• Local man takes first-hand pride in space program
• Downtown Vancouver enjoys new vibrancy
• Teen too fleet-footed for his own good, says WSP
• Tea Partiers skeptical of default
• Meth, cash seized, four arrested in raid
• Teen will ride unicycle 27 miles to fight diabetes
• Demonstration in Vancouver shows electric cars have real power
• Deranged man allegedly attacks women at MAX station in Gresham, Ore.
• Car show on Saturday will benefit rubberized baseball field
• Washougal woman accused of torching her home
• Vancouver shooting suspect captured in Florida
• Weather Eye: Not seasonably warm, but nice
• Martha's Pantry salutes volunteers Thursday
• Utility adopts rate changes for streetlights
• Vancouver analyst named to Camas council
• Beer, wine sampling likely coming to farmers market
• Flat fee weighed for septic owners
• Aug. 16 primary election ballots on way to voters
• Vital statistics
• A historic plan for old Yacolt town hall
• Beaches Summertime Cruisin's raise cash for kids
• Herrera Beutler backs listing endangered species
• Stadium would be big win, study says
• C-Tran sales tax proposal picks up business endorsements
• Afternoon blaze destroys garage of Amboy-area home; house mostly saved
• Vancouver police seek missing man
• Event Recap
• UPDATE: Labor and Industries fines Value Motel $7,500
• Clark County could face $3.9M shortfall
• Woman slams car into power pole
• Trial starts in alleged baby assault case
• ER doctor says baby’s bruising alarmed him
• Lacamas Creek to be bright red color tonight
• Expert: Children overweight, undernourished
• Correction: Baseball proposal
• Correction: Home Grown Vendor Fair
• Vital statistics
• GOP spending bill threatens to gut U.S. endangered species protections
• Tour urban chicken coops on July 30
• Teen center awarded grants
• Police respond to two reported armed robberies Tuesday
• Bridging funding for Columbia River Crossing
• Woman accused of trying to sell baby won’t face prison
• WSP seeks witnesses to rock-throwing
• Region calls Congress on debt limit impasse
• Baseball proposal kept alive by commissioners
• Sea lions get reprieve
• It’s prime time, today! Another mathematical oddity
• Prosecutors still mulling charges in cat shooting case
• I-5 bridge southbound to be closed tonight
• Weather Eye: Thunderstorms gave area a wake-up call
• State Highway 14: The West Camas Slough Bridge was pictured in two photos with a story on Page A1 on Sunday. A photo caption incorrectly identified the bridge.
• Lacamas Creek will run red, for research
• Health law’s obscure, common traits explained
• Clark County’s middle class feeling squeezed
• Correction: Jaime Herrera Beutler
• City council OKs researching baseball plan
• Car hits deer north of B.G., two teens hospitalized
• Climber who fell from Beacon Rock was Oregon firefighter
• B.G. man who drowned in the Columbia identified as Roger Vaughn Stady
• California man died of heart attack at Rainbow gathering
• Maple Grove Primary to add full-day kindergarten
• Camas ambulance damaged by rock throwing
• Right lane remains closed on I-84
• Clark County gets 'glancing blow' from morning storm
• Higher court tosses out conviction in beating of skier
• Tuesday’s public forum on baseball canceled
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of July 17
• Lennon bus rocking and rolling into city
• Off Beat: Inkling of threat saves Columbia canoe brigade from a sprinkling
• Trial begins for man accused of assaulting infant
• Trees dedicated in Fircrest Park to activist and sailor
• Cascade Highlands couple wins neighborhood appreciation
• Funeral home plants trees to honor deceased
• Arc kids get a kick out of soccer field
• Raising planting beds available to needy
• Salmon Creek Little League wins division, undefeated
• Ridgefield Lions honored for charity
• Washougal junior advances in aerospace program
• Handmade lighthouses illuminate Washougal museum
• 2011 Camas Days queen crowned
• Teacher wins scholarship to stock market workshop
• Special kids enjoy special fishing day at Lake Merwin
• Stoner Electric brings light to environmental education
• Clark County stuck in the 80s - degrees, that is
• Questions still smolder after apartment fiire
• Herrera Beutler bill gets mixed reaction
• Climber falls off Beacon Rock
• Weather Eye: A summer garden rewards attention
• Clark County’s middle class feeling squeezed
• B.G. photographer captures precious time for grieving families
• Man robs in-store bank branch in Hazel Dell
• Battle Ground man dies while fishing in Woodland
• Fun on a sunny day
• Railroad academy looks into Yacolt
• Toss a few questions at baseball discussion
• Death makes plain the importance of Highway 14 work
• Vancouver woman hurt in motorcycle crash
• Who’s chasing whom on stories
• Swimming safety is in your hands
• Sex-offender update
• Davy Crockett removal passes milestone
• 07-23 roundup
• Correction: Chuck’s Produce
• Vital statistics
• Tobacco hot line for uninsured is snuffed out
• Delay on requests for bridge records blamed on misfiling
• Backers claim support for Battle Ground annex
• Sun will (briefly) warm the area
• Mill Creek restoration effort picks up steam
• Lifeflight called to motorcycle accident
• Vancouver man involved in fatal crash
• I-205 crash sends one person to hospital
• Nation wilts as heat wave spreads eastward
• Lorenzo's Coffee grand opening today
• Correction: Columbia River Crossing
• School for the Blind principal honored
• Nonprofit backs bid to lure baseball
• You’re only old once, so here are 10 tips to prepare for golden years
• Vital Statistics
• Tougher DUI law requires towing of car
• Vancouver man recovering after bicycling accident in Centralia
• Woodland man still at large after police raid his home
• Initiative to restrict tolls draws opposition
• Herrera Beutler's support of CRC hinges on solid financing plan
• Firefighters cook up 4-alarm fun
• Free medical, dental clinic targets uninsured
• Space shuttle comes to 'final stop' after 30 years
• Weather Eye: For lack of summer, state needs a slogan
• Correction: Apartment complex
• New C-Tran service revs up quickly
• Vintage Connection to raise money for AIDS
• Firefighters to SHARE chili recipes Saturday
• Heidi Scarpelli named city fire marshal
• Local graduate student on WSU regents board
• Houseboat mired in river, limbo
• A passion to feed north Clark County's needy
• Public Affairs Update
• Lawyer’s relationship puts murder case on hold
• More details emerge in Medford family slaying
• Convicted killer Brian Cole to be sentenced today
• Clark County solid waste board seeks member
• East county resident sought for PDX board
• Vancouver schools foundation names head
• White House aides meet with local leaders
• Campaign Trail: Vancouver City Council candidate
• Everybody has a story: Early librarian was tough — but mischief made her smile
• Promotion of state now in tourism industry’s hands
• Digging into History archaeology at the fort
• Woman injured in fatal crash in satisfactory condition
• Vancouver boy, 11, drowns near Lacamas Lake
• PGE to cut emissions at coal-fired plant
• 'Bridgemageddon' goes off without a hitch
• Washougal burglar caught on camera
• Robber holds up Woodland convenience store
• Sifton teen pleads not guilty to arson
• Don't forget: I-5 bridge lift today
• Two men arrested in alleged medical marijuana burglary
• Police to search home where mom, kids stabbed
• One candidates' forum still on; others canceled
• Correction: ‘"Gut" check
• ‘Microsurfacing’ of streets gets under way
• Correction: Wrong names
• Donated satchel yields writings of a Civil War soldier
• Weather Eye: Agriculture feels effects of region’s unusual weather
• Vancouver city council puts hold on plots for pot
• One killed, five injured in collision with cement truck
• New Crossing chief orders internal audit
• Amboy man recovering in hospital after crash north of Battle Ground
• ALERT UPDATE: One killed, 7 hurt in Camas; cement truck veered into oncoming traffic
• Bridge lift expected to tie up I-5 at noon Tuesday
• Vancouver woman appears in court in baby-selling case
• New library wows crowd
• Purported gun attack was rock-throwing
• ‘Cruisin’ leaves no bruisin’
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of July 10
• Paving project to cause delays on Fourth Plain
• Firefighters will fill the boot for MD
• Off Beat: Woman attends 18 graduations to see students realize ‘Dream’
• Mountain View team blows away competition in wind contest
• Cupcakes help curb childhood hunger
• Donated van will help cops help kids
• Brownies donate cookie funds to needy babies
• Student returns from exchange studies in Germany
• Medical center’s Kids Fair sees healthy growth
• Lewis River Rotary program helps warm kids, wins honor
• Couple’s coupe chosen for classic car show
• Lacamas Little League team wins district title
• Bridges students sit down with governor
• Top singers from July 4th competition named
• Full steam ahead at Ridgefield fair
• Computer clubs spur more seniors to log on
• Evergreen schools budget taking shape
• Sunday’s rain heavy, but no record storm
• Medical marijuana signs sprout up
• Thousands tour new Vancouver library
• A wetland once, and again
• Tribes land at Fort Vancouver
• Weather Eye: Expect warm, wet weather, unless it clears and heats up
• Cruisin’ for compliments
• Hearty Gathering at Harvest Days Festival in B.G.
• 2 sides set up cases on liquor
• New downtown library opens Sunday
• DUI crash leaves Amboy man critical
• Burn ban begins on schedule; rules govern fires on private land
• Woman accepts payment for damage
• Vital statistics
• Def Leppard is in the midst of many firsts
• County commissioners cancel meetings
• Salmon Creek Kiwanis honored
• Daughters of Pioneers install officers
• State program will extend reach of electric vehicles based in Clark County
• Woman arrested; she allegedly tried to sell a newborn boy for $500
• Report: Pilot hit tree while flying low to stay below controlled airspace
• Police seek child molestation suspect
• Fire damages back porch
• National Site unveils restored Artillery Barracks
• Portland police think they've found Yashanee Vaughn's body
• Bank robber from Vancouver sentenced to federal prison
• Clark College's server down after cyber attack
• Battle Ground school days shifted 30 minutes later
• Something’s funny at Slocum House
• Forecast: Partly sunny today, wet tomorrow
• Vital statistics
• Commissioners prohibit pot-growing facilities
• Community pride design nominations open
• Voter registration deadline looms
• Calif. woman missing after Rainbow event
• County seniors sound off on nation's debt
• Local fans just wild about ‘Harry Potter’
• Car flips on side, tot found walking in street
• New food bank building beginning to take shape
• Boy, 15, sentenced in house party shooting
• Former Ridgefield fire chief Bill Bartel dies
• Robber gets 15 years in shootout case
• Battle Ground school days delayed 30 minutes
• UPDATE: Northeast 112th reopens after gas line break
• County bar prefers Commissioner Stahnke for judge position
• Masked man robs Vancouver motel
• Weather Eye: Don’t expect summer anytime soon here
• Relay for Life helps Cancer Society
• Crews to install median on Andresen Road
• Medicaid program hailed
• Multnomah Falls recreation area to host Kids' Day
• La Center Mayor Jim Irish elected chairman of state board
• Humane Society thrift store marks reopening
• Vancouver sued over BPA stormwater bills
• Camas, Washougal begin trial fire service merger
• BRUSH PRAIRIE: Sheriff’s deputy, fire battalion chief force doors of smoking trailer open to find boy
• Repurposed wine barrels raise money for group
• Locally built oil rigs bound for Alaska
• Police: Couple’s pot-growing operation was their income
• Fire damages railroad trestle north of Vancouver
• Chelatchie Prairie trestle catches fire
• County sets health care reform presentation
• Proposed shoreline plan available to public
• Astronaut Barratt at OMSI on July 23
• Renovated Barracks building opens doors
• Vital Statistics
• Campaign Trail: Vancouver council candidate
• Burger restaurant to open at Lacamas Crossing
• Pita Pit franchisee opens third Clark County store
• Accounting firm to move from Vancouver to Camas
• Woman packs on happiness as she sheds pounds
• State offers $30K in damage dispute
• ‘Breath of Hope’ raised $1,300 for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
• Academy raises $15,000 for Bridge The Gap
• Realtors give volunteers a day off
• Kuni Foundation gives money to cancer research
• $10, 000 grant helps jobless get dental care
• C-Tran panels will create sales tax arguments
• UPDATE: Marijuana grow found in pair of homes
• Proposed Cedars annexation upsets neighbors
• Police find pot garden in tidy Sunnyside home
• County offers health care reform presentation
• Large branch falls on car at Esther Short Park
• Teen accused of arson in family dispute will be tried as a juvenile
• Rain should be around for only day or two, forecasters say
• Oregon man appointed to Gorge commission
• Deadline for parks group's bricks is July 15
• WSUV seeks nominees for community awards
• Washougal asks residents to shape its future
• Weather Eye: Clouds, possibly showers return to Clark County skies this week
• Innovative Services NW benefits from concert
• Correction: Care workers
• Campaign trail: Vancouver council candidate
• Port of Ridgefield to discuss elections
• Plane crash kills Vancouver man’s son, grandson
• Vancouver fire chief offers a snapshot of 2010
• Family’s border-to-border bike ride helps homeless, honors mom
• Row on, Columbia, row on!
• Vancouver council poised to adopt new ethics policy
• Feds arraign four on marijuana, money-laundering allegations
• Vancouver woman nabbed by Oregon police
• Blood donors needed
• Breakaway barge coralled near The Dalles
• Breakaway barge coralled near Lyle
• Rotary setting up Community Corps in county
• Six vying for spot on Superior Court bench
• Visiting ducks give shoppers something to quack about
• Off Beat: Four decades later, local woman still a ‘Daydream Believer’
• Disc-jockey Earthquake Jake chows down for charity
• Leverich Park disc golf course gets some TLC
• Vancouver Rotary Club installs new officers
• LaLonde park brings back descendants
• Glenwood Little League team’s win earns trip to state
• Firefighters’ golf tournament funds summer camp trip
• Hockinson horse is a winner
• Lewis River Rotary names new president
• Tool Box Bash celebrates 20 years of Habitat work
• School still in running for playground grant
• Roadside memorial pays tribute to killed couple
• Mow fun in Amboy
• Architect left unique legacy
• A new life for larch
• None hurt when boat sinks in Columbia River
• Weather Eye: The week may cool off, but why complain about it?
• Lifeline Connections limits its state work
• Voyagers plan to land canoes on Monday
• Dreamers’ success is no illusion
• Pit bull mauls terrier in Battle Ground
• Gas leak prompts brief evacuation in Vancouver neighborhood
• World-class culture: Fourth Plain International Festival
• A crowd comes out in Vancouver for growing homegrown gay pride event
• Dental clinic finds its target patients
• Two teens injured in early morning crash
• Fear and loathing in Florida
• Vital Statistics
• New Discover Pass for Washington parks gets mixed local reaction
• All systems go for space shuttle toilet replica
• Vancouver police officer’s punishment appealed
• Lane closures part of Salmon Creek project’s next phase
• YWCA eliminates Friday office hours
• Playing cards draw tip that helps solve 1993 murder
• Motorcade honors Battle Ground officer who drowned
• Suspected Hazel Dell bank robber arrested
• Sunny and 76 this weekend, forecasters say
• Unemployment rose to 9.2 percent as hiring stalls
• County ban on outdoor burning begins July 15
• Evergreen district seeks help in naming new school
• East-side water line work starts Monday
• Correction: Age incorrect
• UPDATE: Skamania sheriff steps back from drug claim on woman’s death
• At Rainbow’s end, cleanup begins
• Council to review policy on fireworks
• Baby steps may lead to Paralympics
• UPDATE: Sheriff steps back from drug claim in Rainbow Family death
• Medallions help county strengthen its storm drain message
• Former legislative candidate, 19, pleads guilty in crime ring case
• Grass fire closes portion of Highway 14
• Liquor initiative backers optimistic
• Officials: Partnerships, vision key for new Camas fire chief
• City to offer free nature walk this Saturday
• Weather Eye: July weather looks like a typical June
• 'Traveling Spirits Show' on tap for Friday night
• Officials doubt state’s rank in litter control
• Motorcade, service to honor police officer
• Vancouver’s serenade to summer
• Railroad academy eyes relocation to B.G.
• Herrera Beutler hopeful about deal on debt limit
• Study will focus on economic impacts of baseball stadium
• Port of C-W will use grant to plan site’s redevelopment
• Water heater ruptures at Sifton Elementary School
• Washougal mayor pleads not guilty to misdemeanor
• Rainbow Family participant dies of apparent overdose
• Water heater causes damage at Sifton school
• Today's 85-degree forecast to be shortlived, forecasters say
• Educator of blind children receives award
• Author to discuss her latest book at museum
• Bring your questions to composting event
• Habitat for Humanity launches training effort
• Gregoire appoints transportation task force
• Battle Ground City Council candidate holding fundraiser
• Vital statistics
• Festival offers taste of the world on Fourth Plain
• Camas Roots Garden looking for volunteers
• Deadline to inscribe bricks is July 15
• Alternative school topic of meeting
• Grants, awards presented at Parks Foundation Lucnheon
• Fifth-graders raise money to rebuild school in Missouri
• UPDATE: Men survive landing in gravel pit near Larch Mountain
• Construction begins on Chelatchie Rail With Trail Project
• Woodland drowning victim named
• Motorcycle accident kills former La Center resident
• Regional transportation council set to OK Crossing statement
• Fourth of July fallout fairly minimal
• DUI arrests down in Clark County over holiday weekend
• Clark College’s computer system hacked
• L.C. motorcyclist injured in collision with car
• Warrant issued for shooting suspect
• Repaving work on I-5 through Vancouver begins tonight
• Two men survive plane crash near Larch Mountain
• Spent fireworks cause Vancouver house fire
• Weather Eye: Clear, sunny summer days flow through, with the nasturtiums in bloom
• Festival offers taste of the world on Fourth Plain
• Camas Roots Garden looking for volunteers
• Leaders trade bridge barbs
• Mobile Dental treats 10 Woodland patients for free
• Fourth of July Celebration: Flying free at the Fort
• The town turns out for Independence Day in Ridgefield
• Forest gathering appears ‘pretty calm,’ official says
• Police say 16-year-old boy drowns at Woodland’s Horseshoe Lake
• Dog can guard girl from dangers within
• Woodland police arrest man for attempted murder and arson
• Battle Ground boy dies in plane crash
• Man who drowned Sunday was Battle Ground police officer
• Battle Ground artist has worked over nine years on 9/11 monument
• Off beat: School project of a decade ago is still keeping tabs on cost of freedom
• Holiday closures: Independence Day
• Hazel Dell Elementary teams with McDonald’s to earn funds
• Support group honors woman for weight loss
• House gets decorated for the holidays
• Car show, barbecue raises $2,700 for meals program
• East Vancouver woman wins baby-food essay contest
• New Brownie troop donates blankets to Humane Society
• Wounded Marine competes in Warrior Games
• Dozens pull invasive ivy from parks
• Three share stories at Clark’s GED, high school graduation
• Three honored by parks foundation
• Contributions allow children’s summer program to continue
• Mural dedicated to new grads
• Prepared for the party
• Law’s reach on dog bites limited
• Forest Service land purchases heighten area’s appeal
• Fun on the Fourth
• Composing a soundtrack fit for the rockets’ red glare
• Man dies in accident off Government Island
• Police looking for driver in rollover accident
• Weather Eye: Watching weather easy on summer day
• Camas leaders broaden horizons with trip to Poland
• Trailer wreck bogs down I-5 traffic
• Holiday closures: Independence Day
• Public meetings
• Three women with local ties don’t bring home Miss Washington title
• Response teams ready for fireworks complaints
• Family-friendly fun of fans of the Fourth
• Learning about the old way to log
• I got rights, where you from and coverage
• Hidden Gallery to close at the end of August
• Sandy River Delta lot will close for repaving
• Off-road enthusiasts losing Fourth Plain site
• Scammer playing ‘grandson’ game strikes out with Hazel Dell woman
• Steam train plans weekend trips
• Sunset teacher honored for American history work
• Clarification: Liquor store profits
• Vital statistics
• DOL chief Luce retires from post this week
• Firefighters douse large pile of flaming junk
• Down-home Fourths around county
• UPDATE: Robber hits Orchards bank, escapes as deputies rush to the area
• Woodland police seeking son after parents' garage burns
• Thousands flock to Rainbow Family Gathering
• Police search for Orchards bank robbery bandit
• Hidden Gallery to close
• Update: County population growth slowest in four decades
• Homicide victim died from blunt head trauma, officials say
• County looks across street for biomass plant site
• Group docks in east Clark County on journey to the Pacific
• No reserves needed for Hilton debt payment
• Housing Authority wins $598,483 in grants
• Local food chains rank high among consumers
• Vital statistics
• Fort Vancouver July 4th Celebration
• Evergreen leaders outline budget cuts for 2011-12
• City, trustee for developer reach deal on off-road area
• Former congressional candidate files claim against county
• Portland shooting suspect arrested in Vancouver
• Registration for 'American Idol' auditions in Portland begins today
• Oregon man stung by scorpion on plane
• Sustainability grants open to neighborhoods
• High school math teacher earns honor
• Weather Eye: Expect a pleasant Fourth of July
• Correction: Retired partner
• Vital statistics
• Exploring the Discover Pass
• Cape Horn view to be enhanced
• Heritage finds success in AVID
• Memo shows city has key role in Yakima Bears proposal
• UPDATE: Cooking fire destroys mobile home in Ridgefield
• Prosecutor demoted over phone message
• UPDATE: Shooting victim identified; he’s in fair condition at hospital
• Al Angelo Building filling up
• Firefighters responding to mobile home fire
• Vancouver boy, 15, pleads guilty in house party shooting
• Teen faces aggravated murder charge in Vancouver native's death
• Vancouver man identified as driver in fatal truck crash near Warm Springs, Ore.
• Nashville fugitive arrested in Gresham, OR
• Thatcher's to run coffee shop in downtown library
• Everybody Has A Story: Summertime, and the berry picking wasn’t always easy
• Old military radio building will convey a sense of life, service during world wars
• Lahar Viewpoint offers ranger presentations
• Memorial run-walk to benefit scholarship
• Idaho sprouts linked to Washington salmonella
• Deadlines set for Camas council applications
• Vital statistics
• Two expeditions pay tribute to pioneering explorer
• Innovative Services NW wins $10,000 grant
• Correction: Towing accident
• Owner: Problems at Value Motel fixed
• Police identify victim in Monday homicide
• Choking victim still alive, officials say
• Body found at Lacamas Park is missing teen
• Vancouver native identified as Oregon slaying victim
• Charges loom in cat-shooting case
• I-5 wreck cleared but slow traffic lingers
• Police search for missing Camas teen
• Inslee brings gubernatorial campaign to Vancouver
• Deputies search for suspects after shooting in Vancouver
• Heathman parking lot holds vintage roadsters
• Vancouver police continuing homicide probe
• Autistic boys to stay in foster care
• Portland jury deliberates fate of Brian Cole, accused of killing wife Heather Mallory
• WSU Extension plans preserving-food classes
• Trust seeks Marshall Leadership nominations
• Movie screening will be sensory-friendly
• Vital statistics
• Weather Eye: Showers possible Thursday, but mostly dry conditions ahead
• Correction: Regional parks
• Sluggish economy can’t keep people home
• Felida quilt-maker heads to Tacoma show
• ManorCare opens facility with flag raising
• Local author wins national award for ‘Bernice’
• Gardner students raise $950 for Cancer Society
• Camas robotics team takes first place
• Concert raises $7,000 for Free Clinic
• 162 coffee-shop stops in 162 hours? No problem
• Former VSAA student a finger-picking guitar champion
• Mural a message of hope at Children’s Justice Center
• Car wash raises more than $1,000 for charity
• Mud Bars recipe a website winner
• Exchange student gets graduation in Battle Ground
• Fireworks stand benefits troops
• Police, rescuers rush to home where woman found injured
• Woman shot by police in stable condition, police say
• B.G. man sentenced for counterfeit software scheme
• Student pilot from La Center injured in plane crash
• Inslee plans Vancouver kickoff event
• Vancouver City Council to discuss CRC impact statement today
• Husband accused of attempted murder in woman's choking
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, June 19-25
• Consumer spending flat last month; incomes remain flat
• AAA: Average gas price in Washington $3.83
• Off Beat: ROTC rifle squad gets the lead out for the win
• Three fire agencies train together, save together
• State liquor stores plan new, longer hours
• Festival offers kids ways to water safety
• Tow dolly wiggles, causes accident
• Firefighters battle garage fire, two vehicles destroyed
• Fire destroys Camas business
• Weather Eye: Sun settling in as summer arrives
• Police: Save the excuse, we’ve heard it all
• 42 years at the head of the class in Camas
• Public meetings
• Recycle, Reuse, Roam at arts fair
• Woman shot by police in critical condition
• C-Tran announces phone system to track the next bus
• Motorcyclists slow for deer, get hit near Stevenson
• School for the blind plans anniversary bash
• Reminder: no lifeguards, spray ground at Klineline Pond
• Update: Woman shot after reportedly advancing on officer identified
• Serendipity is the sweetest
• Chinese student learns, and teaches, valuable lessons at Seton Catholic
• Student-built green ‘math’ houses for sale
• Correction: Mileage deduction
• Vital statistics
• Woman shot after reportedly advancing on officer with gun
• Volunteers labor to replace burned snow park shelter
• Assault suspect, believed armed, escapes into marshy area
• Shooter gets 15 years in drug-related robbery
• Suspicious package found at BPA’s Ross Complex in Hazel Dell was not bomb
• Two dogs kill 20-year-old feline
• Vehicle stolen from dialysis patient’s driveway
• Life Flight called as SWAT standoff ends
• BPA power line opponents rally
• Symphony surpasses emergency fundraising goal
• Man, 22, dead of apparent suicide
• Volunteers seek to rebuild Marble Mountain snow shelter
• C-Tran adds real-time bus information
• OR prosecutors outline evidence in teen homicide
• Skin cancer research at WSUV gets $100K boost
• Pridemore named chairman of audit panel
• Tree honors those who served, didn’t return
• Washougal High associate principal keeps position
• ‘Whale’ of a day for Pleasant Valley duo
• Correction: Steam-logging event
• Council veteran, newcomer seek Camas mayor job
• Claim filed against county over boy’s E. coli death
• One dog killed, second hurt in bulldog attack in La Center
• Kiss rocker Gene Simmons spends sleepy night in Battle Ground
• Time appears short for light-rail amendment signatures
• Man, 22, found dead at Round Lake
• Vancouver man charged with burglary, rape in Cowlitz County
• Heather Mallory's parents say her husband's behavior was odd after her disappearance
• Annual Ducky Derby fundraiser set for July 24
• Volcano Verse event features pair of poets
• Correction: Parking structures
• Deeder sets webcast on Evergreen budget
• Weather Eye: Summer unlikely to heat back up this week
• Officials address stadium concerns
• Students take on monumental task at Old City Cemetery
• Washougal’s Baldwin takes new job
• Waterfront Renaissance Trail section has reopened
• Man convicted of exposing himself to bikini baristas
• Man sentenced to 10 years in shooting spurred by drug debt
• Truck loses trailer on I-5 in Hazel Dell
• Commissioners ban sale of e-cigarettes to minors
• Increased DUI patrols to begin on Friday
• ‘Buy it Where You Burn it’ campaign aims to control insects
• Washougal High associate principal keeps position
• High fuel costs deter July Fourth travel
• FBI puts 'Bad Hair Bandit' on wanted poster
• Wylie, Riley keep pace in early fundraising for 49th
• Community grant to school will boost ‘Piano Hospital’
• Bus business signs lease to move to port property
• Parks to host B.G. summer playground program
• Campaign volunteers needed
• CRC parking garages to cost up to $178 million
• Cuts pose a threat to Larch fire crews
• School’s out, summer is in
• Battle Ground man arrested for allegedly driving to Newberg to have sex with teenager
• ALERT: Seattle homicide suspect arrested in Woodland
• County’s surge in children bucks local, national trends
• Weather Eye: Sun’s rays will reach down to us on this first day of summer
• Vital statistics
• Vancouver council wants time on ethics
• Washougal council quiet on mayor’s woes during productive meeting
• Coyote thrashes B.G.-area home
• Border To Border Benefit
• Vancouver calls off talk of ban on pit bulls
• Skamania County asks for public’s help in finding man
• Rainbow Family digging Gifford-Pinchot site
• Most read stories on Columbian.com, week of June 12
• Extra DUI patrols begin this week
• I-5 repaving project begins after July 4
• I-5 lane and ramp closures start tonight
• Columbia finally drops below flood stage
• Radio hams invite public to learn more at Field Day
• Car show will raise money for rubberized ball field
• Off Beat: Hockinson sculptor shares his talent with superhero, mutants
• Washougal schools’ budget is up for vote
• Fired up about fireworks? Know rules for use
• Fastpitch softball team goes undefeated
• Exchange students honored by north county schools
• Skinner fourth-graders place in French contests
• Service group installs directors
• Roosevelt students plant flowers, herbs
• Pearson Air Museum opens cockpits for a day
• Fruit Valley digs deep for volunteer police corps
• Heritage Farm food bank garden blessed; volunteers welcome
• June 12 named Children’s Day
• New 12-acre park opens in Truman neighborhood
• Brush Prairie teen center wins grants
• Ridgefield mayor honored for parks work
• Grant to replace aging bleachers at Abrams Park
• South Ridge math team places fourth
• Arnada weighs baseball proposal
• Weather Eye: Summer is a-coming in, just a few warm days at a time
• Fines bringing pet owners to heel
• Correction: Scholarship denied
• Correction: Carter Park coffeehouse
• Correction: Injured puppy
• Vancouver USA Marathon Road: CLOSURES TODAY
• Roadside safety tips may save lives
• Back together at the brigade encampment
• Rejected bridge design not a huge part of project cost
• Madore was In-N-Out
• New survey will evaluate city's parking program
• Student Emmy winner's ‘Muffin Man’ proves hot
• Get low-cost physical exams for sports or camp June 22
• Vital statistics
• Driver arrested after I-5 crash that injured her and three passengers
• Neighbors in Orchards detain struggling intruder until sheriff’s deputy arrives
• Vancouver USA Marathon: Get ready, get set …
• New coffeehouse emerges where December fire raged
• Vancouver grad in limbo after $11,400 scholarship evaporates
• Four taken by AMR ambulance after late-morning crash on I-5
• Jessica Watts crowned Ms. Woodland 2011
• Councilwoman exits Woodland mayor’s race
• Unregistered contractor pleads guilty
• I-205 southbound ramps closed tonight at Highway 500
• 1 person in custody in investigation at Pentagon
• High water levels keep Portland walkway closed
• Local applicants sought for Gorge Commission
• Correction: Ethics vote
• Website connects seniors to services
• Expect traffic delays on N.E. 112th Ave. corridor
• Correction: Incorrect wording
• Penguins march into the future
• UPDATE: Firefighters find home in flames; resident suffers medical problem
• Man arrested on suspicion of felony child molestation
• Nine arrested in sweep for guns, drugs
• Section of Portland's Eastbank to remain closed due to high water
• UPDATE: Washougal Mayor Sean Guard faces misdemeanor charge
• Analysis targets Clark County economic growth
• Longtime parks and trails advocate joins state board
• Phone calls end after wife's disappearance, police analyst says in trial
• Weather: Warm temps, sunshine to end work week
• Public Works says to expect construction delays Friday
• Math assistant named ESD 112 Classified Employee of the Year
• Rose Village to the rescue
• H&H Wood Recyclers’ coupons help nonprofits
• City’s favorable credit rating spurs bond sale
• National Latino group approves local chapter
• Parks commission releases final report
• Local actor Jonathan Jackson up for Daytime Emmy
• Weather Eye: Warm weather might be on its way after a wet weekend
• Vital statistics
• Bears’ owners sweeten the pot
• Woman recovering from fall at Camas park
• Accident victim, once critical, improving
• 06/15/2011) Believing in the future: Clark College Commencement 2011
• Washougal revisits ethics after flap
• Gorge Commission reacts to budget cuts
• Driver of truck that Clark College dean fell from no longer in Oregon jail
• B.G. teen arrested for allegedly tossing small explosive under unoccupied car
• Weekend benefits raise $13,000 for symphony
• County ranks 200 out of 362 in U.S. for long life
• Dancers chosen for fort fundraiser
• Book tells story of open mic sessions
• CPR challenge produces 92 potential lifesavers
• Army Reserves member does well in competition
• School event promotes healthy transportation options
• Rotary honors community service
• Chamber of Commerce names top business, individual
• Students test for black belt status
• Camas freshmen win science competition
• Mentor helps Ridgefield students win award
• Luncheon raises $110, 000 for Vancouver School District
• Neighborhood group celebrates 25 years
• Washougal sailor added to Vietnam memorial
• Lewis River Rotary aids Children’s Center
• C-Tran decision on light rail voter makeup postponed
• C-Tran director: Most Columbia River Crossing concerns settled
• Pair of Clark College grads illustrate student diversity
• Woman, critically injured in rollover, now in satisfactory condition
• Woman hurt in Lacamas Park fall improving in hospital
• Feds deny wrongdoing in Cowlitz casino decision
• Fur trapper brigade returns to fort site
• ALERT: 3 kayakers believed rescued in Woodland and at Lewis River Golf
• WSU Vancouver chancellor Hal Dengerink resigns
• Madore withdraws from Port of Vancouver contest
• Kids invited to Jam and Bread Camp
• One-stop shop for senior services goes online
• Stalled rig blocks 15th Street
• Pro-pit bull walk scheduled for Saturday
• Date Set to Breach Condit Dam
• Campaign Trail: Wylie to hold kickoff event today
• Weather Eye: Expect ‘normal’ June weather, with temps in 70s and clouds
• Correction: Parade
• Fire grant, labor talks delay Vancouver budget adoption
• Clark College grieves dean's death in accident
• Firefighters quickly knock down fire at Hazel Dell eye clinic
• Councilor blasts city manager for reinstating police officer
• Man sought in TV thefts from hotels
• Local Democrats applaud Gregoire; GOP ready for a change
• Injured motorcyclist is still on life support
• Weather relents for VSAA’s annual sidewalk art display
• Rockslide has local repercussions
• Woman rescued at Lacamas Park after she fell about 15 feet
• Man gets 23 years for part in apartment shooting
• Local bands win Rose Festival honors
• District 6 firefighters to train on residential home
• Plane with 3 on board crashes in east Oregon
• Off Beat: Fate leads son of Vancouver soldier killed in WWII to hometown honor
• Update: Accident victim identified as Clark College official
• Independence Day at Fort Vancouver 2011
• Free fishing reels in anglers
• New banner salutes fallen local soldiers
• State worst for vaccine exemptions
• Farrell House draws concerns
• Seat belt patrols also snare drunks, fugitives
• Habitat to select future group of homeowners
• Evergreen Habitat to celebrate 20 years
• Silver Star to host summer Share program
• Weather Eye: As summer takes hold, we look back at a wet May
• VA campus to house homeless vets
• Sex offender update
• Inslee sounds like candidate at local fundraiser Many believe he, McKenna will face off in governor race
• Hard-earned diplomas for local high school grads
• ‘Dog Days of Summer’ event set at dog park
• Public meetings
• Vancouver man arrested after fatal accident
• Battle Ground float wins Rose Festival honors
• Two hurt in early-morning Vancouver crash
• I like being chatted up
• Vital statistics
• School district to add maintenance building
• Firefighters to reward helmet-clad children
• Local volunteers help in disaster efforts across U.S.
• Updates to be aired on aging readiness plan
• 149 set to run for elected positions in Clark County
• Part of Waterfront Renaissance Trail at Tidewater Cove unsafe
• Police find 1,600 marijuana plants growing in Vancouver home
• Boaters and hikers: High waters concealing pile dikes; making trail unsafe
• Police in Vancouver arrest two connected to marijuana grow
• David Madore files for Vancouver port position
• Police warn residents to guard against burglaries, auto prowls
• Deputies in Skamania seize $300,000 of marijuana
• Charges pending in cat shooting case
• Man arrested in Stevenson for alleged weapon trafficking
• Firefighters to reward kids wearing helmets
• Local volunteers respond to nationwide disasters
• Parents lined outside Camas alternative school
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Large tree, phone lines blocking state Highway 500, Orchards
• With one day left, 116 have filed for local elected offices
• Metro Council approves Columbia River Crossing resolution
• County: Bears need to pay bigger share for stadium
• Wine fine for Ridgefield port
• WSP drives for truck safety
• Citations for driving with phones up sevenfold
• City manager overturns police chief, reinstates fired VPD officer
• Vancouver man convicted in apartment robbery, shooting
• Aggravated murder defendant to be arraigned in July
• Bridge lifts for 'Fleet Week' to cause delays in Portland
• Correction: Yakima Bears
• State approves wetland bank north of Battle Ground
• Columbian debuts online podcast
• Frontier Middle School earns Sweepstakes Award at parade
• Summer can be deadly for teen drivers
• Weather Eye: Chances appear slim that it will rain on parade in Portland
• Historic trees focus of downtown bike tour
• Pit bull people protest proposed ban
• 97 candidates file so far for local elections; deadline Friday
• Task force: Value Motel resistant to advice
• Vancouver man convicted in racist hate-crime attack at sports bar
• Woman still in critical condition after rollover on I-205
• Wrongfully convicted forner VPD officer files lawsuit against Clark County
• Justice Department to investigate Portland cops
• Husband goes on trial in death of former Vancouver resident
• Prosecutor files aggravated murder charge in Vancouver slaying
• Columbia River drowning victim identified as Oregon man
• Bids open today for stage three of Salmon Creek Interchange Project
• Fire destroys motor home
• Everybody has a Story: Mature-looking 14-year-old kept getting set loose
• What's Up With That? Easternmost Whipple Creek trailhead is mapping error
• Three reappointed to equalization board
• Skills Center students visit Cascade Middle School
• School for the Blind students’ artwork on display
• New library spurs effort to spruce up planter boxes
• River graduates’ business in fine spirits
• Mt. View grad bikes Florida to aid charity
• Lincoln neigborhood gets its priorities in order
• Vancouver’s Downtown Association aims for 50 new members
• Council OKs waterfront project payment delay
• Vancouver fire crew helps fight Longview industrial blaze
• Exclusive baseball talks OK’d by county
• Camas alternative school to move, downsize
• Skyview science teacher introduces students to hydrogen-cell power
• East county economic group gets green light
• Second day of filing week draws 30 more local candidates
• Vancouver Symphony’s future in doubt
• ‘I didn’t fall off the turnip truck,’ man tells scam caller
• 40-ish man robs Orchards bank
• October trial to decide custody of autistic boys
• Weather Eye: Clouds, cooler temperatures: June gets back to normal
• Correction: Public employee pensions
• Vital statistics
• Fundraiser benefits Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Vancouver school board addresses special education
• Trust seeks volunteers for Independence Day
• Rally to protest proposed ban on pit bull dogs
• County Democrats’ fundraiser set for Saturday
• WSP begins crackdown on unsafe trucks, drivers
• 150 seniors cast a line at fishing festival
• Club’s gifts aid teens in foster care
• Sons of Norway gives cash to school
• N.E. Hazel Dell wins award for newsletter
• Joyful reunion captured in photo
• Prairie senior girls, their moms attend tea
• Ridgefield woman takes on heart disease
• Chamber names Camas, Washougal’s top teachers
• City council approves disabled parking limits downtown
• May homebuilding activity improves by 17 percent in county
• $55 million pledged to scholarships
• 06/06/2011) Tracking Success: Clark College Honors Student Athletes of the Month
• Commissioner targets two Value Motel buildings
• Vancouver board takes up special education
• Two arrested for alleged prescription drug fraud
• Teens accused of shooting 100 cats
• Vancouver logger killed on the job in Skamania County
• Death Notices
• Off Beat: Vancouver’s top Cougar also happens to be a card-carrying Husky
• Union band tops at Starlight
• Injured hikers rescued near Canyon Creek
• Council to vote on disabled parking time limit
• WSP catches truckers trying to skirt I-5 scale house
• Top-paid public officials could likely make more in private sector
• Shipmates to gather in Vancouver to remember D-Day
• Man rescued at Vancouver Lake near-drowning
• Union High band takes sweepstakes award in Portland; other high schools place high
• Firefighters burn through overtime
• Weather Eye: Hint of high summer won’t fill whole week
• Overtime not the only way for employees to pad paychecks
• Boys & Girls Clubs dish up free summer meals
• Oregon pair thrown from motorcycle and injured
• Sun shines on Fun Days
• County’s Fire District 6 invites the public in for an afternoon
• Starlight Parade results coming Monday
• Gregoire doesn’t promise students a future
• Clark County Fire District 6 opens the house
• I feel a change a comin’
• Safeway employees give $10,000 for programs for disabled
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Honeyford
• Car wash, garage sale will help supply nurses traveling to Haiti
• Donors, letter carriers deliver tons of food to needy
• Wind River Canopy Crane ends its journey above the trees
• Body found in marsh in February identified as Vancouver man
• Hatchet defendant gets 7 years
• Section of waterfront trail closed due to flood damage
• Officials stress water safety as weather warms
• Finally, a sunny day in Vancouver
• Investigators probing early morning fire
• Regional sewage partnership moves forward
• Clark College honors police officer
• Correction: Incorrect name
• City honored for tree partnership
• Learn about housing at Monday seminar
• Columbia still over flood stage, but no problems
• Gregoire: ‘A’ for lawmakers
• Washington budget cuts trim college classes that lead to jobs
• Spike in teen suicides spurs action
• Fate of effort to bring baseball to county may rest with Boldt
• Benton missed 2nd-most floor votes in recent sessions
• Water problems close Green Mountain school
• Water problems close Green Mountain school
• Relieving McCann
• Vancouver free of bears since Wednesday rescue
• Columbian.com comments FAQ
• High river levels prompt bridge lifts
• Weather Eye: 80-degree weather might be shining on county this weekend
• Critics of bridge plan to speak at forum Saturday
• Woman remains critical after I-205 auto accident
• Main library to close Saturday
• Sentencing for former Washougal official postponed
• Relieving McCann
• Fire destroys shed northeast of La Center
• City may debate ban on pit bulls
• Army given ultimatum on Camp Bonneville cleanup
• WSUV Chancellor Hal Dengerink feted as First Citizen
• Vancouver men accused in gang shooting plead not guilty
• Columbia River continues slow rise
• SWAT officers raid home on Garrison Road; prostitution, drug distribution alleged
• Bears finding lots of Vancouver fans on Facebook
• Prosecutors weighing aggravated murder charge in Vancouver slaying
• UPDATE: Man tried to ram officer, drove recklessly, police say
• Felida Neighborhood Association has lofty goals for area parks
• Local group responds to recent teen suicides
• Vancouver Police called to rescue bear from tree
• Facebook comments should make Columbian.com friendlier
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Cooking fire
• Historian will explain 1856 Battle of Seattle
• Firefighters will help the homeless at Fire in the Park
• Healthy Kids Fair set at Legacy medical center
• B.G. community fair seeks vendors to rent spaces
• Local author gets publishing contract
• New Miss Liberty is Prairie High grad
• Chinook teachers win pizza parties
• Skyview grad UW student president
• Girls’ historical video takes state
• Battle Ground teachers honored
• Battle Ground teen center gets spruced up for RED Day
• Prairie launches recycling program
• B.G. team raises cash for cancer society
• Special kids enjoy catch of the day
• High school creative writers rated ‘superior’
• Vitamin-maker makes gift to kids program
• 100 Mile Lunch at VSAA gives students opportunity to appreciate locally grown foods
• Camas begins accepting mayoral applications
• Commissioners balk at baseball contract
• Vancouver school board meets Tuesday
• Vancouver Soroptimist club disbands
• Two rescued after hours on Vancouver Lake
• Portland woman critical after I-205 rollover wreck
• Death notices
• Weather Eye: Holiday weekend weather wasn’t all bad; sun on its way?
• Vancouver schools shuffle leadership
• Yo2Go yogurt shop opens at Center Square site
• Weather could drive marijuana growers to lower elevations
• Memorial Day service honors veterans
• Wager awards honor parks advocates
• Memorial Day services around the county
• Memorial Day holiday closures
• Alcoholics Anonymous marks 65 years of sobriety success
• Diligence gave WWII soldier place on monument
• Death notices
• Off Beat: Mass. town honors fallen Vancouver Marine
• A bear comes visiting in backyard
• Columbia River’s level may drop slightly Monday
• WSUV’s Dengerink honored for service
• Portland woman critical after I-205 rollover wreck
• Holiday closures
• New Seasons eyes 2nd county store
• Look to Alaska for temperatures in the 80s
• Memorial Day holiday closures
• Federal grant means more firefighters
• Sacrifices saluted with stars and stripes
• Veteran honors soldiers as a ‘name-keeper’
• Fire damages vacant house in Vancouver
• Columbia River rises above flood stage in Vancouver
• Property Taxes 101 is in session
• Vancouver woman to appear on TV game show
• Salute our veterans by donating blood Monday
• Vital statistics
• Concert band plays patriotic tribute today
• In Pacific Middle School computer lab, students design award-winning games
• Hockinson soccer can’t stop Fife in 4-1 semifinal loss
• Hatchet defendant pleads guilty to burglary
• Vancouver slaying victim had tried to leave town
• B.G. motorcyclist, critically hurt in collision, dies in hospital
• Man’s desire to aid Storro backfires
• Drowned Vancouver couple had been drinking
• 800 lose power in north Clark County
• UPDATE: Cooking fire causes heavy damage to garage of Brush Prairie home
• Man injures shoulder after falling asleep at wheel
• Candidate filing period in county starts June 6
• Memorial Day services planned
• Vital statistics
• Mighty Columbia expected to hover near flood stage
• Mighty Columbia expected to hover near flood stage
• Police arrest suspect in murder of Vancouver woman
• 05/26/2011) Community service is the hallmark of this "Outstanding" Clark alumnus
• Herrera Beutler votes against timeline for Afghanistan withdrawal
• Ridgefield native weathers storm
• UPDATED FLOOD WARNING from National Weather Service at 4 p.m. today, May 26
• State grants Value Motel's extension request
• Children's health fair at Legacy
• Police arrest suspect in murder of Vancouver woman
• “River Rat” getaway driver gets 18 years again
• Power restored to Washougal homes
• Columbia River at flood stage
• Former Vancouver man indicted on child porn charges
• East county cities get look at draft agreement
• Vital Statistics
• Firefighters planning breakfast, open house in Hockinson
• Farmers Market offering scholarships
• U.S. attorney: Federal courthouse in Vancouver top priority
• Series of walking tours begins Friday at noon
• Weather Eye: No twisters here, just ‘ho-hum, on-again, off-again rain showers’
• Sex offender update
• Newcomer Wylie played skeptic
• Clark County school officials pore over state budget details
• B.G. district giving nonteachers notice of possible position cuts
• Proposed parking garages panned
• Orchards-area fire causes $20,000 damage
• Local projects funded in state’s capital budget
• 05/25/2011) Batter Up: Clark College Honors Student Athletes of the Month
• ‘Wheel of Fortune’ winner must split $51,600 with his ex
• Manhunt took police on sharp curves, but ended with no one hurt
• Popular Washougal educator gets reprieve
• Kids take to the streets for bike parade
• Bears promise to negotiate exclusively with Clark County
• Columbia River flirting with flood stage at Vancouver
• River flirting with flood stage level
• Lethal plan for sea lions halted at Bonneville Dam
• Legislature making quick work of final day
• Vancouver shuffles school principal lineup
• Two Clark County fugitives arrested as part of campaign
• Weather: 100 percent chance of rain today
• State licensing director announces retirement
• Correction: Paving budget
• Everybody has a story: Woman’s tumultuous odyssey leads her to ‘paradise’ in Salmon Creek
• Science team takes state, advances to national contest
• Local twins club hosts regional convention
• Montessori students celebrate French Week
• Auto dealership offers scholarship program
• Free clinic honors its volunteers
• Walk/run brings in $21K for arthritis group
• Humane Society fundraiser nets $80,000
• Fundraiser will help seed habitat for pollinators
• Cleanup day beautifies downtown Vancouver
• Red Cross honors outstanding volunteers
• Princesses get B.G. history lesson
• WSU students selected for Google project
• Hargett celebrates 100 years
• Union musicians bring home the awards
• UPDATE: SWAT team surrounds Fircrest home, finds DV suspect miles to the east
• Bridge lifts rise with the river
• 05/24/2011) Journalistic excellence leads to statewide honors
• Commissioners approve increase in 911 excise tax
• St. Johns-Highway 500 interchange project gears up
• Update: Hockinson High closes after heating system malfunctions
• Value Motel owners ask for more time to clean up
• Shawn Mullins, storyteller and folk singer, rocks the Aladdin
• Columbia closes in on flood stage
• Vancouver pavement on road to ruin
• Skills Center eatery to take a break
• Committee seeks input on city's parking
• Parks group to award $34,642 in grants
• Two more fire districts get federal grants
• Weather Eye: We’re lucky to have the weather we do
• Battle Ground High School to host anti-bullying program
• Sheriff’s deputy hits another car while chasing a speeding motorcyclist
• Columbia backwaters flood Salmon Creek Greenway
• Violent crime up in county for second year
• PeaceHealth moving HQ to Columbia Tech Center
• Yakima bid to keep Bears faces skepticism
• No one hurt seriously hurt in multi-vehicle crash on I-205 SB near Mill Plain
• National Weather Service issues flood watch for Columbia River
• Rep. Sharon Wylie to hold live Web chat Friday
• Antique violin stolen from local musician
• Motorcyclist killed in crash identified as Vancouver man
• Legislators reach budget deal
• Rich Cho out as Blazers GM
• Auditor reports financial finding in Washougal schools
• Columbia to reach flood stage Tuesday, weather service says
• Coast Guard calls off search for missing fisherman
• Washougal man still critical after Saturday wreck
• Food handlers can get online certification
• Off Beat: Cancer-fighting drug gets secondhand name, first-rate results
• Board of health’s May meeting canceled
• Local students perform mock surgery with robot
• Commissioners set to vote on pursuing home-rule charter
• Dozer Day Record Demolished
• Woodland council mulls public safety sales tax
• Washougal man in critical condition from Saturday wreck
• Nickels elected to school board
• New food bank wins $1 million from Meyer Memorial Trust
• It didn’t rain on parade; week will be wet and dry
• Economist: Clark County recovery could take many years
• Land, labor and capital keys to Clark County's economy
• Woodland eyes public safety sales tax
• At-risk youths, parents hungry to connect
• On parade in Hazel Dell
• Columbian staff wins 26 journalism awards
• Swollen river prompts more frequent I-5 bridge lifts
• I’m guilty of loving baseball
• Correction: Redistricting meeting
• Council for Homeless seeks award candidates
• Armed Forces Freedom Ride to start in Hazel Dell
• Vital statistics
• Clark County at Work, Amboy: Extreme Quality Painting
• Math students put skills to work building house
• C-Tran takes note as Oregon voters reject vehicle fee hike
• Wounded vets to marshal Parade of Bands
• Stroke survivor will walk waterfront on road to recovery
• 05/20/2011) Helping others: in our region and beyond our borders
• Columbia River levels remain near flood stage
• Teen charged with Jan. 2010 beating
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist killed on Washougal River Road
• Former private school principal sentenced, barred from girl
• Man wanted in Texas beating death arrested in Vancouver
• Humane Society challenges NW sea lion killing
• I-5 reopens after overturned trailer blocked traffic
• Man who ran from police caught near mill
• Improperly discarded cigarettes cause Federal Building fire
• Dump truck downs power pole in east Vancouver
• Ridgefield firefighters to practice on live fires
• Washington couple held without bail for allegedly neglecting adopted children
• Texas man wanted for murder arrested in Vancouver
• Correction: Book subject
• Police to crack down on park parking scofflaws
• Applicants sought for C-Tran advisory group
• Parade will temporarily force closure of I-5 exit
• Elvis impersonator to headline fundraiser
• Getting the word out, 140 characters at a time
• Heart & Stroke Walk set for Saturday morning
• Fire burns on roof of Federal Building in Vancouver
• Opinions offered on redrawing political boundaries
• Camas-Washougal fire merger endorsed
• Precautions taken amid horse herpes scare
• One taken by Life Flight helicopter after traffic accident north of Brush Prairie
• Man charged with arson in hotel room fire
• Columbia River on verge of local flooding, Army says
• Portland man dies after falling during Gorge hike
• Crowd honors fallen police officers
• Three vying to fill B.G. school board vacancy
• Felida Neighborhood Association general meeting
• North Salmon Creek Neighborhood Association to hold monthly meeting
• Rear-end wreck snarls traffic on SR 14
• Motorcylist injured in Padden Parkway crash
• Former fire chief appointed to District 6 board
• Vital Statistics
• TNT drama seeks extras for open casting call
• Scholarships available for recreation needs
• Public input sought for plan's health element
• Radioactive waste focus of Hanford meeting
• Genealogical Society plans spring seminar
• Emergency readiness topic of 'how-to' event
• Open house focuses on history of CRC area
• Clark College to host health careers job fair
• 5K to benefit former Columbian columnist
• High river levels to increase I-5 bridge lifts
• Weather Eye: Nice weather here to stay at least through Friday
• Correction: Response time
• Clark County homeownership rate plunges
• Fire destroys garage in Hough neighborhood; woman escapes
• Hundreds get clear view of volcano
• Rediscovered photos show path of ash cloud
• Yakima makes effort to keep baseball team
• 05/18/2011) Supporting a "healthy" job market
• 05/18/2011) "How-to" survive in an emergency
• Clark County homeownership rate plunges
• Teen arson suspect might be tried as adult
• Man accused of holding woman captive in home-invasion robbery
• Two men allegedly involved in shooting appear in court
• Private-sector growth pushes state's jobless rate down
• Name Salmon Creek's party
• Firefighters rescue man from Vancouver Lake
• Yakima makes effort to keep team from heading to Vancouver
• Federal dollars will help improve Amtrak Cascades
• Police arrest two in Vancouver gang shooting
• Youth drug prevention team seeks members
• Film on Friday features Arctic refuge
• Wy’east teacher gains rich experience in N.Y.
• Friday is deadline for July 4 vendors
• Redistricting panel to hold Vancouver forum
• Correction: Camas fire captain
• Correction: Water drives
• Raised-bed plots available to gardeners
• Parks and rec summer newsletter online
• Chamber accepting Camas Days applications
• Washougal schools awarded for conserving energy
• Camas mayor’s new job causes stir
• Fire coverage gap filled in wake of Station 6 closure
• Scientists seek sleepy volcano’s wake-up call
• Green River among ‘10 most endangered’
• With merger, religion regains prominent role at Southwest hospital
• Shooting reported in central Vancouver
• Ridgefield schools eyeing 2012 bond vote
• Seat belt crackdown planned
• County web server takes the morning off
• UPDATE: One dead, another pulled from river after collision on I-5 near Woodland
• Transportation budget protects major county projects
• No county commissioners meeting today
• Workshop to focus on stormwater facilities
• Fourth Plain pipe project to cause delays
• Police on lookout for cyclists without helmets
• Weather Eye: Columbia nears flood stage, so walkers, boaters, anglers: Be alert
• Camas councilman Higgins announces mayoral bid
• Crowd pulls few punches at Herrera Beutler town hall
• Admissions tax could help pay for baseball stadium
• City council’s ethics talk reopens old wounds
• UPDATE: Rollover wreck on I-5 ramp results in arrest of woman
• UPDATE: Teen allegedly set house fire after argument
• GVCC Presents
• Camas councilman announces mayoral bid
• Local guard units identified for deployment
• Plans announced for memorial to honor fallen officers
• Police to enforce helmet law
• Herrera Beutler town hall meeting tonight in Vancouver
• Former Camas fire captain’s credentials suspended for stealing painkiller
• Sheriffs keep up the neighborhood
• Woman handcuffed at scene of I-5 rollover
• 16-year-old suspect in Sifton house fire appears in court
• Hospice center headlines business association meeting
• Motorcyclist's condition improves
• Washougal council to vote tonight on EMS plan
• Four more join suit against La Center schools
• CPR challenge aims to teach lifesaving skills
• Off Beat: Former county residents soared into aerospace field after graduation
• WSU Vancouver to host jobs fair for veterans
• Burton apartment proposal worries neighbors
• Marrion neighborhood to open new community garden
• Mayor proclaims Maestro Salvador Brotons Day
• Rotary Club awards $67,500 in scholarships
• Benefit to helps musician hit by car
• Teacher wins award for being ‘green’ hero
• Skills center team fourth at auto competition
• Shahala students win history day competition
• Local students finish first at vocal competition
• School for the Blind gets donation for computer camp
• Christian school raises funds for Japan disaster relief
• Vancouver Christian writers win superior rating
• New officers in Rose Village
• West Minnehaha to elect officers at trash bash
• Vancouver doctor faces new round of sanctions
• It’s soggy here
• Older and out of a job
• Bars claim entrapment in underage sting
• Woodland considers tax to pay for road projects
• Weather Eye: More rain here may mean local flooding
• WSU Vancouver grad sings school’s, love’s praises
• Motorcyclist identified in Friday crash
• Vancouver teen held in arson probe
• Master gardeners beautify Vancouver’s ‘Welcome to Washington’ display
• Of poems and those I-5 signs
• SEIU aims for repeal of sales tax break
• Correction: WSUV grad honored:
• Correction: Redistricting
• Correction: Magic Spelling Bee
• Vital statistics
• Pat Campbell to run for second term on City Council
• Two Clark County deputies give CPR to motorcyclist after crash
• Life Flight called to accident west of fairgrounds
• Friday the 13th fire destroys Sifton home
• Dominick “Nick” Swinhart selected as new Camas fire chief
• Play ball? Yakima Bears want to move to Vancouver
• Two women injured in head-on collision
• Salmon Creek neighbors rally around first neighborhood park
• Suspected pipe bomb found at Longview mill
• Feds OK killing of sea lions at Bonneville Dam
• Teen accused of beating, trying to rob woman, 86
• Vancouver firefighters check out smell of smoke in downtown building
• Firefighters called to downtown building
• Vancouver council to consider new ethics policy
• Comcast cable focus of online survey
• Two I-5 southbound lanes in Portland to close tonight
• Ridgefield open house eyes future of schools
• Highway to volcano will reopen Saturday
• Washington redistricting panel to meet in Vancouver
• WSUV grad holds master class in dedication
• Two plead guilty to loan frauds by Vancouver mortgage service
• Public to hear details of baseball proposal Friday
• North county business association discusses hospice, parades
• SR 504 to reopen Saturday
• Jury acquits man of involvement in robbery, shooting
• ‘River Rat’s’ getaway driver sentenced to 18 years for Portland robberies
• Public Transit: Vancouver-Portland ranks No. 12
• Burglaries spike on Vancouver's east side
• 4 injured in Portland-area chemical release
• Fog, sun ands showers to close week
• Battle Ground councilman announces re-election bid
• Plant sale to benefit historical museum
• Weather Eye: After a brief break, wet weather is due to return
• Tribe members selling salmon this week
• Car smashes into building in Hazel Dell
• B.G. free clinic opens doors
• Some Woodland councilors say mayor brushed off findings of audit
• UPDATE: Deputies seek tips in fatal shooting of dog near La Center
• UPDATE: Camas man’s condition improves after Oregon crash
• Local teachers face job uncertainty
• Vancouver man kept Air Force One in contact
• Herrera Beutler votes for Gulf oil bill
• Attempt to end tax break for out-of-state shoppers falls short
• Faux crisis means drill time at PDX
• Evergreen school employees receive non-renewal notices
• Two dogs killed in drive-by shootings in LaCenter
• Camas man still in serious condition
• Hospice officials to discuss Salmon Creek relocation
• Camas schools hires deputy superintendent
• Clarification: Battling fumes
• Vital statistics
• Hazel Dell/Samon Creek Business Association holding general meeting
• Northwest parks in the spotlight at Fort Vancouver on Saturday
• Local graduates from Portland schools sought
• Recycle block foam, old computers Saturday
• C-Tran board gives in to veto threat
• Granger, Kearneys honored for their philanthropic spirit
• Mount St. Helens exhibits spotlight return of life after 1980 eruption
• County to buy landfill for $1.5M
• Autistic boys remain in foster care
• Bogus bonuses: County payroll goof leads to overpayments
• Camas mayor stepping down to take new position
• Judge Bennett to retire from Superior Court
• Two boys, allegedly imprisoned, to stay in state care
• Rep. Sharon Wylie to hold live Web chat with The Columbian
• Police seek help finding disabled man who didn't return home
• Weather Eye: Mountain snow will melt, but not till it finishes falling
• Vital Statistics
• Propstra Square planting seeks volunteers
• Waterfront access project is running a year late
• City may veto size of light rail voting pool
• Wy’east teacher in national spotlight
• UPDATE: Camas woman killed in Oregon car crash, her husband seriously injured
• Death leaves Washougal restaurant in limbo
• Evergreen to host BioScience project update
• Herrera Beutler to hold Vancouver town hall meeting
• Port of Vancouver not as choo-choo-choosy as Florida
• Amboy Bikefest moving to Oregon
• Woman, 86, rescued from Sherwood-area blaze
• Woman fatally shot in head east of Hockinson
• A long goodbye for cancer sufferer
• Habitat finds new way to help needy
• Count of homeless in county finds 24% drop
• Clark county Letter Carriers Food Drive set for Saturday Support your needy neighbors by setting nonperishable food donations out by your mailbox on Saturday morning for the annual National Associat
• Clark College hosts Civics Week speakers
• Off Beat: Fatal Vancouver fires of yesteryear ignited lifesaving actions
• Storro hoax story to be aired on E! News tonight
• Former director gets look at new library
• Future soldiers honored at ice cream social
• WSU Vancouver staff honored for work
• Volunteer honored by medical center
• Safeway grant to buy snacks for teen center
• South Ridge students show off math skills at competition
• Students fold cranes as goodwill toward Japan
• Retirement community to change name from Waterford to Touchmark
• Truman PTA honored for work with students
• New Rotaract club gets youths involved
• Comcast employees pitch in on service day
• Luncheon raises $140,0a00 for Loaves & Fishes
• Deputies respond to shooting east of Hockinson
• School bus service in Clark County: Wheels of fortune?
• Vancouver fireworks at 10:05, but fun for 10.5 hours
• Weather Eye: April rain brings May pain for more of the same yet again
• Correction: Incorrect name
• School bus fees are in use elsewhere
• Secrets of an inferno
• They slice, dice, bake and even fricassee
• Kelso family escapes house fire
• What about that photo of bin Laden?
• Correction: Herrera Beutler vote
• Eyman seeks signatures to restrict tolling in state
• New Gorge commissioner is builder, has been a mayor
• Vital statistics
• UPDATE: Man stabbed in downtown Vancouver; suspect quickly arrested
• B.G. man, believed armed, safely in custody after domestic incident and short standoff
• Update: Hundreds gather to remember five children
• Man sentenced to 32 years for ‘09 murder
• Larry Smith to run for third term on Vancouver council
• Washougal sailor’s name going on Vietnam Memorial wall
• Camas High expansion nears completion
• Showers, wind, cool temps expected this weekend
• Ridgefield military wife’s blog a ‘secret’ no more
• WSUV students headed to China for competition
• La Center to hold annual cleanup day Saturday
• Battle Ground school board seeks applicants for vacancy
• Language Academy holds 'Cinco' event
• Salvation Army honors Campbell family
• Final appearance for late-blooming tulips
• Correction: Spelling error
• Camas whittles fire chief field to two finalists
• New law allows state to get tougher with derelict vessel owners
• Insurer for B.G. schools apologizes
• Police investigate alleged burglary-kidnapping in Rose Village
• Memorial service for five slain children Friday
• Deputies, community honor fallen K-9 Deputy Kane
• The Columbian Asks: What would you say to the SEALs?
• Dismantling of Davy Crockett picking up speed
• Joe Frimpong is back in the soccer game
• Woman pulled from burning attic died of smoke inhalation
• Vancouver police seeks 10 new officers
• Two arrested in Clark County for Portland gang shooting
• Longview woman dies from crash into tree
• Correction: Speaker misidentified
• Weather Eye: After a long, wet winter, soak up early signs of springtime
• Donations pour in for victims of Rolling Creek apartment blaze
• Housing agency: No aid for medical marijuana users
• Herrera Beutler joins House energy team
• Salmon Creek interchange work in full swing
• Father who set fatal fire feared he would lose children
• Expert: Child killings not isolated incidents
• Man poised to lose home to crossing project dies
• The Columbian Asks: What would you say to the SEALs?
• Ore. train derailment, fire visible from Clark County
• Commissioners give tentative OK to 911 tax increase
• One-way traffic change coming to 10th Avenue and 139th Street
• Upgrades make La Center treatment plant less noticeable
• Vocalists to compete for scholarships, gig
• Vital Statistics
• Murdock grant will help WSUV develop renewable energy curriculum
• Community Foundation awards grant dollars
• Bridge tournament raises money for scholarships
• Diamond raffle winners announced
• Garden readied for spring planting
• Prairie ROTC cadets place at Drill and Rifle Championships
• South Ridge students raise $1,500 for Japan
• Middle schoolers plant trees for Earth Day
• Youths create book to teach healthy lifestyles
• Mr. Hudson’s Bay contestants raise thousands for hospital
• Mr. Columbia River contestants prove talented at fundraising
• Advocate honored for work against sexual violence
• Volunteers pull pounds of garlic mustard
• Whipple Creek gets Earth Day help from students
• Mountain View bands get high rankings at competition
• Vancouver schools officials identify $8.1M in cuts
• Family of teen injured by falling tree wins damages
• UPDATE: Attic fire caused by worn insulation that exposed electrical wire
• Shumway couple lament loss of ‘forever house’
• TV show "Leverage" films second day in Vancouver
• Bart Hansen will run to retain Vancouver council seat
• Oregon names new CRC executive
• Ore. police investigating body recovered from Columbia River
• Road reclassification on agenda for meeting
• School group honors Superintendent Webb
• Disability agency closed in March
• Recycling programs earn statewide honors
• Business plan wins Prairie grad $100K
• Equipment auctioneer buys new public auction site
• Weather Eye: Weather passed through here, made trouble elsewhere
• Clark County residents had roles in aftermath of Sept. 11
• Vancouver opens tap to help on water bills
• Musician shares sad ballad of addiction with teen boys
• Memorial service set for slain police dog Kane
• Fundraiser keeps boy’s ‘Lego-cy’ alive
• Vancouver man, 26, dies in work-related accident
• Shahala second at National Science Bowl
• State political leaders react to death of Osama Bin Laden
• "Leverage" returns to Vancouver
• Readers revved up over exonerated man’s plight buy him a car
• Work to limit traffic in Salmon Creek
• Group aims for healing after suicide
• Shahala science team advances to finals
• Veterans Assistance Center now open
• Comments sought on Ridgefield site cleanup
• Off Beat: Washougal humanitarian well-traveled
• Sen. Murray applauds ‘superb work’ on bin Laden kill
• Soggy spring yields to blue skies
• I-5 drawbridge lift precedes injury accident
• Shahala science team advances to championship match
• 11 died in two residential fires that stand out in county’s past
• Horrified husband finds himself in rodeo queen’s saga
• Experts: Father likely sought control
• Medical team makes a house call to Rwandans
• Local lawmakers used their influence this year
• A spring slog in Olympia
• Weather Eye: Fasten the seatbelts, cover the seedlings
• March of Dimes walk raises $75,000
• McMenamins historian part of museum event
• Battle Ground picks one, loses one
• Island Time at festival
• At fair, folks are hankering for spring, ready to spend
• Frost advisory issued for tonight
• Bog of comments followed Jacks story
• Ranger is accidentally shot at shooting range
• Tapani will build St. Johns overpass
• County will ask Supreme Court to cut land-use tangle
• Correction: Mother’s Day Tea
• Sheriff’s deputies investigating report man exposed himself to school bus
• Oliva joins downtown business group
• Three urban forestry commissioners needed
• Ridgefield wildlife refuge seeks volunteer workers
• Health center going tobacco-free
• Church seeks donations for 56 fire victims
• Appeal delayed for man who sought to have wife killed
• Barracks renovation is chance to see old construction
• Police searching for rifle stolen from La Center officer’s truck
• Veterans center plans ribbon-cutting event
• Community salutes its future soldiers
• Go Dutch to fight Lou Gehrig's disease
• Sun sets on solar energy group
• Program for homeless gets $51,500 grant
• Fatal Easter fire shocks defense attorney
• Arrest made in thefts from Woodland-area fire trucks
• Five Evergreen schools locked down
• Drivers encounter snow near Larch Corrections Center
• Accidents challenge Columbia Gorge drivers
• 04/28/2011) Clark College honors newly tenured faculty
• Lego Lovers creates insects (and other things) from the minds of children
• Introducing your new community discussion guidelines
• Man arrested on suspicion of stealing cash from B.G. community center
• Private donors boost new food bank warehouse
• Lockdown lifted at Evergreen schools
• Salmon Creek Soccer Club starts spring tryouts
• New navigation features on Columbian.com
• Cool, wet spring continues in Clark County
• Canopy crane falls victim to budget cuts
• Wastewater facility open house in La Center on Friday
• Grass-roots effort, clear plan key to regional parks system, expert says
• School offers tour to mark 125th birthday
• Weather Eye: Lonely tulip endures as seasons wage battle to remain, begin
• Father arrested weeks before deadly blaze
• Man injured after running into traffic upgraded to serious condition
• 04/27/2011) Batter Up: Clark College Honors Student Athletes of the Month
• Clark County taking green ‘to the masses’
• Judge hears appeal of 2008 murder-for-hire conviction
• Cat saved from burnt building still recovering
• Masked robber hits Fourth Plain business
• Vancouver man, woman drown after SUV drives into Oregon river
• Vancouver police make child porn arrest
• Vancouver man gets 50 months for high-speed chase
• Police: Father set Easter fire that killed him, 5 children
• Parents in imprisonment case plead not guilty
• Teens on bikes sought in late-night robbery north of Cascade Park
• Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• Washougal firefighters put out chicken coop blaze
• Arraignment in caged children case today
• County seeks applicants for waste commission
• County growth planners take health into account
• Zip-line tours eyed for north Clark County
• Vancouver signs long-term lease at Pearson Airport
• Sex offender update
• Everybody has a story: First date begins with a bike trip; confession comes years later
• Teens on bikes sought in late-night robbery north of Cascade Park
• Men sought in theft of guitar, mandolin from B.G. store
• Parole denied for convicted killer
• Rumors fly about Easter morning fire that killed six
• Local business owners share concerns with Herrera Beutler
• Inspectors find filth, vermin, syringes at Value Motel
• Woman trapped in burning attic dies of injuries
• Judge dismisses sex charges against former band assistant
• B.G. Village buildings on auction block
• Nominees needed for homeless awards
• Grants can help artists teach, learn, create
• Learn low-maintenance nonlawn tricks at forum
• County will honor work toward public health
• Probst’s dropout prevention bill passes
• Volcano observatory season begins May 15
• Vehicle stations charging into county
• Correction: StreamTeam Earth Day
• Weather Eye: Breezy, showery, unsettled skies as far as the forecaster can predict
• In Congress, bridge choice seen as ‘important milestone’
• Riley will take another run at a 49th District seat
• Vancouver to look into limited fee holidays
• Parks district plans ahead on Salmon Creek Community Club Neighborhood Park
• Riley announces for 49th
• WSU Vancouver’s Dengerink named 2011 First Citizen
• Woodland man arrested after license found at burglary scene
• Update: Teenage shooting suspect will be tried as juvenile
• Questions linger as probe continues into fatal fire
• Governors: Build a truss bridge to replace I-5 span
• LIVE BLOG: Governors' bridge decision
• 50 mph winds possible today
• More details expected today about fatal fire
• Crossing decision to be announced this morning
• Jacks: ‘I felt like I was falling off a cliff’
• Camp Bonneville cleanup is still stalled for talks
• Group critical of proposed mine near Mount St. Helens
• Camas-Washougal highway plan topic of WSDOT meeting
• Off Beat: History has different meaning for judge used to dealing with criminals
• Update: At least six die in east Vancouver house fire
• Update: At least six died in east Vancouver house fire
• Egg hunters scramble for goodies in Camas
• TriMet Deaths, One Year Later
• Trouble spots for county cops
• Church rebuilding after fire damage
• Weather Eye: Spring’s coming in blink-and-you-miss-it bits
• Regional library district announces new hours
• B.G. district names school board hopefuls
• Officials, neighbors question the value of Value Motel
• Public meetings
• Blanket drive for Japan quickly piles up
• WSUV students place at sales competition
• Author chosen as semi-finalist in Christian book contest
• Mentoring program helps young girls
• Tulips added roses to Bella Vista Park
• Audigy gathers Easter baskets for Share House
• Ground broken on latest Habitat house in Patten Park
• Author releases first book in teen series
• Neighbors honor pet advocate
• Students gather donations to fill bus
• Musicians place at California festival
• Volunteers invest in the future of a stream bank
• Remembrances renewed at Redheart ceremony
• What’s going on with former Rep. Jim Jacks?
• Herrera Beutler will host business roundtable
• Alleged Craiglist scammer booked
• Swimming area to remain unguarded
• Correction, Living Hope Church financing
• Correction: Autistic boys
• Volcano institute seeks volunteers
• Vital statistics
• Wy’east teacher up for national prize
• ‘Big Serve’ teaches that ‘it’s fun to help out’
• Cadet gets a baptism by fire when first call truly hits home
• Exploring their roots
• 04/22/2011) The healing power of good communication
• Children's Heritage on Parade
• Fisher’s Landing man jailed for allegedly possessing child pornography
• Legislature headed to special session Tuesday
• 5-car crash snarls I-205 bridge traffic
• Jury convicts man in assault of deputy
• Police find drugs, guns during traffic stop
• States’ pick for bridge design will be unveiled
• Governors set to pick design of new I-5 bridge
• Families plan to gather on first anniversary of fatal TriMet crash
• Cat recovered from destroyed apartment building
• Fire damages North County home
• Churches praying for big donations
• Fire update: Cause accidental; 4 stay in shelter
• Budget overshadows environment in Olympia
• Hockinson names next superintendent
• Clark County telecommunications board has vacancy
• Furloughs shutter many state agencies Friday
• Earth Day 2011: Best of The Columbian's environment coverage
• Author to explore social world of children
• AG McKenna to visit Woodland school Friday
• Jury to weigh alleged assault of deputy
• Autistic boys to remain under state care for now
• Three-alarm fires a rarity here
• Three-alarm fire leaves Hazel Dell families homeless
• Hockinson names next superintendent
• Bicyclist, 10, hit by car in crosswalk near Harney Elementary School
• Firefighters make delivery — of a baby girl
• Police responding to Walnut Grove bank robbery
• Fire District 6 commissioner steps down
• Several state agencies closed Friday
• Autistic kids, allegedly imprisoned by parents, to stay in state care
• Researchers focus on helping lowly lamprey
• Bicyclist struck, injured on Marine Drive
• Prisoner agreement expected to save B.G. cash
• Columbia River Gorge Commission faces prospect of serious cuts
• Apartments may replace Burgerville
• Citizens input sought on sheriff's office
• Hudson's Bay holding prom dress drive
• Prescription drug collection event set
• Battle Ground school board meets today about vacancy
• Weather Eye: Waiting for weather to catch up with change of seasons
• Benton’s call for CRC vote left out of budget
• Fire District 3 fighters deliver baby in B.G. area
• Cantwell takes aim at sky-high gas prices
• B.G. firefighters pull boater, stranded on rock in deep water, to shore
• 04/20/2011) This is your brain on bias
• Bicyclist, 10, hit by car in crosswalk near Harney Elementary School
• Neighbors plan carnival to fund Chinook Neighborhood Park
• Union High School students witness mock crash
• County gives OK to move ahead on biomass plant
• Battle Ground school board screens candidates
• Hudson's Bay hosts prom dress drive
• Portland 14-year-old dies of gunshot wound
• Four teens involved in Salmon Creek rollover wreck
• Day of remembrance: 1 year after Gulf oil disaster
• Eye surgeon’s error confounds boy’s parents
• Local lawmakers expecting a fight
• Bill to split cost, design of roadways heads to Gregoire
• Hazel Dell couple buy property to halt subdivision from being built
• Vital statistics
• Gee Creek rest area remains closed today for maintenance
• WSU alumna to speak at Vancouver commencement
• Volunteers sought for planting event in Gorge on Saturday
• Correction: Home sales
• Freed from plastic, La Center Bottoms trees can grow larger
• Quilt-lovers gather at museum
• Alki students buy hearts to help Japan
• Volunteers plant trees in downtown
• Banquet raises money for disability needs
• Workers finish cofferdam around barge beached on Columbia
• 04/19/2011) Clark College at Columbia Tech Center is good as gold
• Court records detail autistic boys’ imprisonment
• Gee Creek rest area closed for maintenance
• Deputy details alleged assault with patrol car
• No funding for lifeguards at Klineline Pond
• $1M cleanup of former scrap metal yard nearly done
• Grove Field hangar project enters new phase
• Columbia River senior’s research earns $50K scholarship
• Construction to shift traffic on N.E. 112th Ave.
• Weather Eye: Expect short break in chilly weather toward end of week
• Correction: All Politics is Local
• Correction: ROTC
• Correction: Sharon Wylie
• March for Babies fundraiser set for April 30
• Clark County growth plan forums scheduled
• Discuss Rose Village park plan on April 27
• Economic stress on workers explored
• Earth Day beach cleanup scheduled for Friday
• Clark College graduation features poverty expert
• Vancouver to host tall ships
• Man runs into traffic, is struck by car
• Post office machine frustrates local last-minute tax filers
• Senate budget spurs Vancouver school board to meet Tuesday
• Fire officials propose temporary merger
• 04/18/2011) Clark College: Commencement 2011
• Skamania County to take part in drug disposal effort
• Prosecutors file charges in child imprisonment case
• Teen hospitalized following wreck on Lower River Road
• Trial to start for man accused of assault on deputy
• Free Clinic offers program aimed at helping rein in diabetes
• City to sell downtown building
• WSP takes aim at 911 confusion
• Youth offenders to share personal videos
• Off Beat: There’s no fine for turning the page on a book that fails to grip you
• Share-a-Bowl fundraiser offers soups, opportunity to help homeless, hungry
• The Civil War and the West: Conflict had lasting impact on this region, too
• From our Fort to the Civil War front
• Weather Eye: It’s not warming up yet, but we may get some dry days
• Smiles of state’s kids still uncertain
• Internet scammers take time to build fake ‘friendships’
• Learn to save a life in free, fast CPR challenge
• Battle Ground kindergarten registration begins
• Volunteers sought for annual Dozer Day event
• School for the Blind students make pies
• Mock DUI crash teaches valuable lesson to B.G. students
• Volunteers plant trees, shrubs at Steigerwald
• Scout earns rare top Venturing award
• Vancouver archaeologist wins National Park Service award
• Public meetings
• Camp Fire troop sends candy to troops
• Forest Ridge neighborhood chooses leaders
• Donated daffodils brighten Baby Heaven
• Psst … wanna buy a bridge?
• State science competition lets kids show — and stretch — their abilities
• Three to hospital after I-205 spinout
• ‘The Heart and the Fist’ works well
• Bikers revved up about law that prevents police profiling
• Registation for fall kindergarten scheduled in Washougal
• Ridgefield 'Easter egg' correction
• Vital statistics
• Mr. Hudson’s Bay pageant is tonight
• Junior ROTC program recognized in Battle Ground
• Herrera Beutler defends her vote for House budget
• Students do field study of amphibians, learn basics of research
• 04/15/2011) Celebrate Dia del Nino, Dia del Libro and Pena Folklorica at Clark College
• Vancouver woman wins $1 million Oregon Lottery prize
• 'Fab Four' correction
• Vancouver woman drove while inhaling laughing gas, police say
• Oregon Air National Guard celebrates 70 years
• County to start planning Chinook Neighborhood Park
• Shelter hearing set in case of two imprisoned autistic boys
• Mr. Hudson's Bay Pageant returns Saturday
• Some voter-approved parks put on hold
• Covington student diagnosed with tuberculosis
• Hudson’s Bay students report flasher
• Food vendors wanted for summer at Esther Short
• Annexation can’t be used to dodge review process
• A taste of wine, beer OK at some farmers markets
• Wylie starts serving in state Legislature
• Pridemore's campaign practices bill approved
• Longtime Vancouver attorney dies at 82
• WSU Vancouver students share wide-ranging research at event
• PETA ads link caging of dogs, children
• Two bills aim to ax sales tax exemption
• Mysterious Easter eggs appear overnight in Ridgefield
• Utah man registers as sex offender in Clark County
• Woodland woman, 52, arrested for taking $30 of lotto tickets
• Rest area reopened following routine maintenance
• Meteorologists: Plenty of rain on the way
• Memorial service set for slain police dog
• Correction: Minnehaha address
• Vital statistics
• Weather Eye: Despite forecast, sun may stay elusive
• Senate budget proposal quickly draws criticism
• Budget plan fails with local teachers
• Suspected burglar arrested in Cascade Park
• Businessman reaches tentative deal to buy Camas Post Office
• Expert: Autistic boys’ situation not as rare as one might think
• Lanes now cleared after jackknife accident near Woodland
• "Week of the Child" at WSU Vancouver
• Judge soups for a cause at Share-a-Bowl event
• Budgets take aim at online, alternative school programs
• Vancouver parents arrested in child mistreatment case
• Stream Team celebrates Earth Day at Salmon Creek Regional Park
• Come see what your WSU Vancouver students are researching
• Elderly woman flown to hospital after accident
• Get ready for another jolt of rain, maybe thunder and hail
• C-Tran will ask only for bus funds in 2011
• Arbor Day celebrations set to kick off Thursday
• Forest Service boosts Youth Stream Team
• Plant expert to speak at Volcano Views and Brews
• Screenings available for pre-kindergartners in Washougal
• Camas Dazzles Polish Delegation
• Familiar face appointed to Yacolt mayor post
• Salmon Creek Farmers Market finds new home
• Woodland looks at revenue for transportation
• Community garden seeks tenants
• Veterans center accepting donations
• Parole officials interview convicted killer
• Corrections: 49th District
• Port seeks funds to improve vacant building
• Everybody has a story: Happy memories of Kiggins theater
• Boys & Girls clubs offer monthly tours
• Deadline extended for studded tires yet again
• Car dealer throws in a tree with every sale
• Rescuers rush to Chelatchie Prairie for car in creek
• Telemark likes Battle Ground's small pond
• Commissioners to make 49th District pick Wednesday
• Two men suffer serious injuries in head-on collision
• Smoke shop clerk fends off would-be robber
• Police looking for men who robbed Hazel Dell KFC
• Taxing district among ideas recommended by parks panel
• Weather Eye: Will it be cloudy, sunny, snowy, rainy this week? Probably
• Saturday museum talk tackles bridge
• Dastmozd tapped to lead Minnesota college
• I-5 Gee Creek rest areas closing for maintenance
• School board applicants invited to orientation
• Parents invited to kindergarten meeting
• Officers deal with 3 reported robberies about 10 p.m. Monday
• Field for vacant 49th District seat pared to three
• City councilors wary of county’s proposed biomass plant
• Library budget has no fees, more books
• Substance Abuse Court graduate commits suicide
• Killer convicted in 1979 eligible for parole
• Fire destroys Marble Mountain snow shelter
• Spring break in Salmon Creek offered a wide variety of activities
• Comedians get serious about pizza
• Longview man confesses to double homicide
• Bethany Storro Exclusive Interview: ‘I struggled with negativity’
• Vancouver on verge of software upgrade
• Off Beat: Depression-era project at Vancouver Barracks put trash on a pedestal
• Official: Cuts threaten forest rules enforcement
• Dog owner wanted for animal control board
• Ideas sought for neighborhood park
• Research puts local teen in the running
• WSUV names Women of Distinction
• Teen girl in satisfactory condition after wreck
• Woodland Tulip Festival opens
• Storro’s parents suspected, but wanted to believe
• A spring-cleaning party
• Washington volunteers join Yashanee Vaughn search
• Harassment conviction far from man’s first
• Weather Eye: Like the sun? Watch for frost
• Timber funds for schools may stay
• Hitting the Streets
• Clark College invites job seekers for Career Days
• Problems like Storro’s can be treated before tragedy, psychiatrist says
• Public meetings
• Kids fishing event draws record crowd
• Kids’ fishing event draws record crowd
• Route to Washington coast reopening
• Two injured after Highway 500 crash
• One's history will never be forgotten when it comes to the public
• Cofferdam construction continues at Crockett
• Correction: wrong location
• Vital statistics
• Volunteers invited to fight garlic mustard
• Free stormwater lesson offered for landowners
• Woodland seeks tax committee volunteers
• Pens, flip-flops will be momentarily recyclable
• Klineline Kids: A fine day to be out fishing
• Bethany Storro pleads guilty
• Vancouver police seek man missing since Wednesday evening
• LIVE BLOG: Storro gets suspended sentence
• UPDATE: Real-estate agent, high-ranked fighter sentenced in mortgage fraud case
• Four arrested by Oregon police for unlawful hunting
• Democrats will delay appointment to fill 49th District vacancy
• Ore. Grand Jury indicts 16-year-old on murder, manslaughter in girl's death
• Man charged with killing police dog Kane pleads not guilty
• Mostly sunny today, some rain over the weekend
• Murray to fight cuts to family planning
• Correction: REDpoint sales
• Discover family fun of Discovery Walk
• Clark County residents would see effects of government shutdown
• Old cabin cruiser may be doomed
• Conservation fund cuts would affect county projects
• Mountain View band flashmob to support school music
• Tugboat slams into anchored ship, Coast Guard reports
• Man pleads guilty to 2009 murder
• Vancouver gardening experts start blog at Columbian.com
• Milwaukie, Ore., artist to sculpt likeness of slain police dog Kane
• Milwaukie, Ore., man to donate sculpture of slain police dog Kane
• Portland man arrested in crash that sent 2 to hospital
• Gunman robs Camas bank and flees
• Cool, unsettled Thursday on the way
• Zarelli bill targets teacher evaluation, pay
• Washougal, Camas fire officials eye budget fixes
• Women’s caucus endorses Wylie to succeed Jacks
• Overnight lane closures due on Fremont Bridge
• Management plan for Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area to be revised
• WSUV plans student preview event Friday
• Weather Eye: March wet; we’ll have to wait for warmth
• WSUV seeks spiff-up volunteers
• Thunderstorms, hail, put Clark County on ice
• Crash at Fourth Plain and Kauffman sends 2 to hospital
• State to continue patching I-5 bridge over Lewis
• Work to Salmon Creek interchange in high gear
• Nonprofit group forms to help Children’s Justice Center in Vancouver
• Proposed federal cuts threaten Planned Parenthood
• Gunman robs Camas bank and flees
• ‘Torrential hail’ confronts freeway drivers in Orchards, officials say
• No injuries reported in multi-vehicle crash on I-205 near Mill Plain
• WSUV seeks spruce-up volunteers
• Clean water for Klineline Fishing event in Salmon Creek
• WSUV hosts Preview Day on Friday
• Speed and alcohol likely factors in wreck, police say
• Girl taken from Portland found safe in Vancouver
• Woman breaks arm, suffers lacerations in Mill Plain wreck
• Thunderstorms a possibility in Clark County
• B.G. school board hopes for a new member with presence
• Labor union blasts Herrera Beutler over worker votes
• Master food preserver training available
• 11th annual Critter Count set for Saturday
• Vital Statistics
• Correction: Incorrect name
• DOT appoints new director for crossing
• Tulip festival starts this weekend
• Two more making bid to replace Jim Jacks
• Former youth pastor faces charges of molestation
• Appeals court: Sexual predator deserves new trial
• Portland man who collapsed on soccer field died of cardiac arrest
• Washougal council members walk out of meeting
• Burglars increasingly targeting unlocked homes
• New tests confirm safety of Washington milk
• Popular route to Washington coast blocked
• Passer-by alerts residents to small fire in Hazel Dell
• F-15 jets to conduct night flights over metro area this week
• Share-a-Bowl will raise funds to help feed kids
• Kuni dealership donates to Japan
• Studded tires approved for one more week
• County health officials seek tips from community
• Weather Eye: April shaping up to be especially soggy
• Correction: Police dog stabbing
• Schlecht consolidates offices in Vancouver
• Skyview Reigns over the competition
• Cofferdam being built around stranded barge
• Local school officials relieved House budget plan spares subsidies
• House budget proposal has clear winners and losers
• Boy, dog reunited after car accident
• Cities dodge major cuts in House plan
• Alert drivers’ tips help troopers catch juveniles on graffiti spree
• 04/04/2011) Tomorrow's Scientists in Action Today
• Spring break in Salmon Creek
• Drunken prowler mistakes car for toilet
• House releases latest state budget proposal
• Accused killer of police dog Kane appears in court
• Experience wildlife "creekside" on the Salmon Creek Trail
• Two women suffer serious injuries in four-car accident
• Crews to dig into interchange project
• Camas fire chief job draws 80 applicants
• Sustainable house may get new home
• Off Beat: Technology makes phoning home a lot easier for Americans abroad
• Dry day draws many to river
• Man collapses on soccer field
• La Center man dies in traffic accident near Cougar
• Freed after 17 years for a crime he didn’t commit
• State may look into private bridge funding
• Weather Eye: It’s spring, so we’re bouncing from sunshine to shower
• Small Acreage Expo to offer education, prizes
• Speaker will give look at Lewis & Clark Expedition
• Downtown flower basket project seeks donations
• Fourth Plain: Journey or destination?
• Ridgefield fifth graders make the grade in math competition
• St. Anne’s celebrates 60 years
• Camas High Knowledge Bowl team takes state
• Mountain View principal goes under the trimmers for fundraiser
• Company donates sign to Piano Hospital
• Students at school for the blind welcome Easter early with egg hunt
• Public meetings
• Heritage High students earn honor for in-school store
• Arthritis Walk chooses grand marshal
• Hazel Dell Little League kicks off season
• Volunteers plant trees in Eisenhower School Park
• Showers bring hail to county
• Herrera Beutler backs bill to bypass Senate, 'keep the lights'
• Sheriff's office K-9 Kane killed in the line of duty
• Fear and loathing in Richmond
• Put video lottery in card room settings?
• Vital statistics
• Battle Ground urgent care clinic joins Providence Health
• Citizen advisers present budget priorities for Vancouver schools
• Correction: Name misspelled
• Correction: Bethany Storro
• Community honors philanthropy of Kearneys, Kamp
• Volunteers build beds for community garden
• St. Patty’s events raise $10,000
• Downtown association unveils walking map
• Mr. Skyview winner raised $7,811 for Make-A-Wish foundation
• 04/01/2011) Washington's Libraries: A "Snapshot" of Our Lives
• 04/01/2011) A Spirit of Enduring Friendship and Hope
• Excavating at 10th Avenue and 139th Sreet could start next week
• Washougal selects new superintendent
• Pearson Field gets (temporary) tower
• Guardianship jury finds man, 72, unable to care for self
• Small fire damages BNSF building
• March brings substantial snowpack
• Friendly, fleecy, fun, it’s alpacas
• Mt. Tabor Brewing taps into Vancouver
• Ridgefield schools to seek money
• Dining Out: Burgers far beyond the basics
• Rescuers working to reach kayaker who had problems in the Washougal River
• Camas Marine killed in motorcycle accident
• Acid 'victim' to plead guilty, prosecutor says
• Pro ballerina schools local students
• Boldt, Stuart reject call for advisory vote on CRC
• Construction to start on Luke Jensen Sports Park in Hazel Dell
• Jury yet to reach verdict in guardianship case
• Train from Kalama strikes, kills pedestrian
• Weather Eye: Add yet another one to long line of wet days
• Bid awarded to build 2 new neighborhood parks
• Daybreak schools win $10,000 tech grants
• Bill would expand mortgage assistance
• Cofferdam construction at barge begins Friday
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Traffic accident citations
• Correction: Portland Opera
• Ticketing to start in emergency zones
• Volunteers needed for downtown tree-planting
• PDC: Madore, NoTolls.com didn’t violate campaign finance laws
• ‘Thriftlandia’: Clark County thrift store goods in demand
• Clark County is ninth-healthiest in the state
• Clark County bucks statewide trend as traffic deaths increase
• Potential new road would benefit Fisher Investments
• Registraton still open for Klineline Kids Fishing event in Salmon Creek
• Miss Washington, Columbian visit D.C.
• Woman’s alleged failure to yield causes two-vehicle crash
• Fourth Plain group to host meeting on bus plan
• Scam artists not afraid to repeat selves
• County OKs naming ball fields after boy, 9
• ‘Always Coca-Cola’? Not when the email comes from a scam artist
• Kindergarten registration set in La Center
• School patron tour offered in April
• Vital statistics
• Camas-based robotics team advances to worlds
• Seven eye 49th District vacancy
• UPDATE: Workers plan temporary fix for Bagley Downs sinkhole Wednesday
• UPDATE: New Seasons Market to open first Vancouver store
• SEH America employees shaken by Japan quake
• Construction to start on Hazel Dell Sports Fields
• Two Las Vegas men arrested in Woodland with stolen vehicle
• Eight-foot sinkhole opens on Bagley Downs street
• Vancouver man said he drank 10 beers before fatal wrong-way crash in Texas
• Weather Eye: Forecasters can’t agree on when our cold, wet weather will end
• District kindergarten registration set for May
• Camas officials to hold pair of public meetings
• Board of Equalization in need of two members
• Storm disaster relief available to some
• Volunteers sought to plant shrubs Saturday
• Day of service will honor Cesar Chavez
• Boarding schools’ affect on tribes symposium topic
• Correction: Guardianship trial
• Pedestrian taken to hospital after being hit by car in Hazel Dell
• Teen helps woman locked out of house
• City council's new citizen comment format draws praise
• Fire station grant stirs concerns
• Herrera Beutler questions FDIC’s handling of local loans
• Arbitrator settles Vancouver police contract
• Crockett to be contained
• Trees keep SUV from sliding into river following collision
• 03/28/2011) Career Days at Clark College: The Next Step for Job Search and Career Advice
• Man’s mental state at issue in guardianship case
• WSUV to honor Women of Distinction
• Committee to discuss replacement for Jacks
• Oregon studded-tired deadline extended one week
• Origami cranes made to raise Japan disaster relief funds
• Man, 72, takes guardianship case to jury
• Off Beat: Hankering for city’s signature lager? You’re out of luck
• La Center, Cowlitz tribe leaders eager for talks
• Two women, young boy rescued at Ape Cave
• Agencies tread water on derelict vessels
• Fire extinguished in Georgia-Pacific mill in Camas
• Third-striker says he’s had second thoughts
• Emergency drill at BGHS planned for Wednesday
• Schools address electronic cigarettes
• Weather Eye: Even with buckets of little army guys, you just can’t stop the rain
• Nominees sought for new park-booster award
• Painting Prairie High School
• Cinderella steps in to fill Godmother’s shoes at dress exchange
• Lehman exits BG school board
• Camas defends Knowledge Bowl state title
• Keep us close. Very close
• WSUV lecture to discuss ethical hazards of business in China
• Studded-tire deadline extended one week
• Army Corps could become city tenant
• Vital statistics
• Camas Library lets readers swap children, teen books
• Pekin Ferry website gets new look, content
• Dinner raises money for blind athletes
• Bedford resident wins free rent for life
• WSUV students team up to improve website for Innovative Services
• Shirley Temple doll takes stage at Daughters of Pioneers meeting
• Girl Scouts celebrate Thinking Day
• Nurse honored for 45 years with Legacy
• Kol Ami gives Jewish celebration a twist
• Volunteers spruce up Warrior Field
• Rabbit club hops to aid of hungry
• Surveyors scope out historic sites
• Prairie High School hosts ROTC drill competition
• Arts Center’s online gift-card purchase data compromised
• Sex offender update for Battle Ground
• Watching the waters of the river’s mouth
• River rescue crews aid ailing seaman
• Police agencies, pharmacies accept unwanted pills
• Detectives quash marijuana grow operation in Ridgefield
• State Rep. Jacks resigns
• Vancouver film company finishes shooting first movie
• Rain, wind, mild temps in weekend forecast
• Japanese students visit Camas
• Fire District 6 gets grant to improve visibility
• Nominations sought for Wager parks awards
• Evergreen schools wins energy honors
• Ramp resurfacing begins on I-5, I-205 on Monday
• Local housing agency gets grant to hire coordinators
• Sheriff's deputies to be your servers Saturday
• Herrera Beutler meets with critics
• Evergreen snares energy award
• Teen gets more than 17 years in shooting
• Skyview grad among dead in Kelso train crash
• Hockinson schools superintendent to retire
• Bill would limit salmon gillnetters on Columbia River
• County still eyes biomass plant
• Public records requests by man costly for city
• Weather Eye: In spite of forecasts, we hit 60 degrees
• Students raise money to aid quake victims
• Ocean acidification topic of presentation
• Free vision, hearing screenings offered
• Veteran councilor to run for re-election
• Waterfront trail repairs may cause detours
• Vital statistics
• Sci-Fi Vibes in the Library
• Woman injured in crash
• Lucky Lager logo distinguishes building
• Train hits van in Kelso; 3 killed, 1 injured
• E-cigarettes give health officials a bad taste
• Train hits van in Kelso; 3 killed, 1 injured
• Two dead in Kelso train/van collision
• Shop-Local Initiative
• Vancouver men arrested in gas theft in Longview
• Vancouver man arrested in connection with Portland shooting
• Vancouver man arrested following high-speed chase in Oregon
• Police pursuing man reportedly driving recklessly
• Gas station employee assaulted in Portland
• Riders uneasy about McArthur Boulevard plan
• Agave Denim fits well locally
• Woodland council votes against CRC project
• Battle Ground’s lone food cart may soon have company
• Solid waste board seeks business envoy
• Port of Camas-Washougal to host July 4 fireworks, concert
• MoveOn.org to petition Rep. Herrera Beutler
• Classroom painting event seeks volunteers
• Moustaches sprout at sheriff’s office as part of fundraiser
• Household hazardous waste collection events set
• Vital statistics
• Everybody has a story: Hidden letter to share history of a beloved home
• Ridgefield High School holds 'Dancing With The Staff'
• Snowed-out meeting rescheduled March 31
• Revenue department warns of phone scam
• Tolerance task force taking shape
• Note to our readers: Changes to the news carousel
• No new measles cases as incubation period ends
• Three arrested on drug charges at Washougal motel
• Vancouver youth pastor accused of sexual abuse
• Two transported from crash scene with minor injuries
• Weather Eye: Spring is upon us, but fall-like weather will persist
• Vancouver considers program to help with water, sewer bills
• Assessor seeks to shorten appeal period
• Congress seeks work for art competition
• Wellness tour offers free health screenings
• B.G. farmers win mortgage modification
• Council OKs changes to citizen communications
• 03/21/2011) Clark College Honors February 2011 Student Athletes of the Month
• Advisory vote on CRC doubtful
• Hearing delayed for teen charged in shooting at party
• Stack of veterans ID cards is missing
• Vancouver man upgraded to fair condition after crash
• Introducing The Columbian's first social media coordinator
• Forecast is mild and windy, with possible showers
• Ridgfield-area road flap heading to court
• Officials challenge adults, children to learn simpler CPR
• Dogs have a nose for new sport
• Caring Hearts winners honored for aiding disabled
• Taking steps to elevate health
• Off beat: Health officer’s wardrobe choice had tie to his profession
• At fundraiser for Japan, help to fold 1,000 cranes
• Vancouver man in serious condition after crash
• Market weathers first weekend
• Winds hitting to 40 mph near Battle Ground, meteorologist says
• Camas refines its canvas
• La Center casino a high-stakes case
• Rescue at Ape Cave
• Weather Eye: In mild weather, we recall extremes
• Scouts with shrub seedlings swarm Steigerwald Lake
• 2 Fircrest neighborhood leaders resign posts
• Evergreen students get close look at government
• New vets center gets flapjack assist
• Quilter among winners at national show
• Vancouver planner joins Bicycle Alliance board
• New nonprofit gets people active for charities
• Washougal officer nominated for award for saving life
• Public meetings
• Truck hauling snowmobiles wrecks on slippery roads
• Fight against oil spill continues in Willamette
• Domestic violence call prompts SWAT repsonse
• Engineering a new generation at MESA Day
• Vancouver man critically injured in Portland crash
• Herrera Beutler gives weekly Republican address
• Showers, thunderstorm a possibility today
• Rebuilding the Artillery Barracks
• Man convicted in Hwy. 500 assault faces Ore. charges
• Camas Post Office sale uncertain
• Hey, lots going on over here
• Vital statistics
• Stevenson-Carson School District names superintendent
• Oil spill reported from ship on Willamette
• Washougal School District postpones turf replacement
• Washougal School District names superintendent finalists
• New mobile hangs in Chief Umtch Middle School
• Bella Vista neighbors play Bingo
• Garden ready for planting
• New mural to help slow traffic
• Woodland Fire Department honors its own
• Vancouver mayor takes citizen communication to the Net
• Security video shows tanning salon robber, police say
• 03/18/2011) Two Clark College students are named to the 2011 All-Washington Academic Team
• Police want to speak with man, not considered a suspect, about an arson
• Oil spill reported from ship on Willamette
• More locks problems upstream
• Bonneville locks damaged by debris
• Washougal School District names superintendent finalists
• Eat, Drink, Read: the Venue
• Have you registered yet?
• Vancouver Marine pleads not guilty to child porn counts
• Forecast remains wet and windy
• Fruit Valley getting LED street lights this month
• Volunteer sought for preservation group
• Vancouver natives among new troopers
• Herrera Beutler to deliver address
• Correction: MESA Day
• Nighttime military jet training flights end Friday night
• Gunman robs tanning salon, escapes with cash, police say
• Vancouver shows its Irish spirit at Paddy Hough Parade
• Three Vancouver residents indicted in alleged narco painkiller ring
• Hockinson school flood damage estimated at $75,000
• Alleged rapist to have mental evaluation
• Group forms in support of new I-5 bridge
• Washington state deficit grows by nearly $700 million
• Smoke spurs brief evacuation at Shahala Middle School
• Cooking, wine and ‘green resource’ fair Saturday
• Family's St. Patrick’s Day tradition set up to endure
• US authorizes American evacuations out of Japan
• Weather Eye: Irish eyes might smile on our weather a bit today
• Math remains schools’ biggest testing hurdle
• Many cut from Basic Health coverage
• Wayward houseboat saga grows more murky
• Vital statistics
• Legislators urge I-5 bridge vote; county leaders skeptical
• Police arrest woman on deadly weapon warrant
• Vancouver man suffering from paranoid delusions gets 18 years for stabbing
• Nicked Jesus figurine returned
• Two women suffer smoke inhalation in apartment fire
• Special Message to GVCC Members
• Vancouver Army recruiter sentenced in thefts
• Meteorologists predict more rain, wind, thunderstorms
• Cuts give Herrera Beutler pause
• Applicants needed for aviation committee
• Volunteers sought for pet therapy program
• Council of the Blind to host resource day
• 'Wish Arbor' set up for quake, tsunami victims
• Power line meeting on tap for Saturday in Amboy
• Correction: Wrong phone number
• Vancouver may share park care
• High school students to showcase math, science skills
• Former Skamania County official wins national award
• Camas investor named to company’s board
• Campaign trail: Kimsey funndraiser
• Everybody has a story: Doll’s long-ago demise still a sore subject for sisters
• What's Up with That? Recession slows down office, retail project in B.G.
• Houseboat, sunken vessel pose problems
• Parade of Homes returns to Moongate subdivision
• Sharp Labs names Meixner as chief executive officer
• Formerly homeless woman dedicates art to homeless
• Clubs make Valentines for veterans
• Petition aims to prevent light rail
• Man to be resentenced for 2001 B.G. killing
• Weather service warns of thunderstorms
• Two Camas men rescued near Ape Cave
• Man hits gas instead of brake, wrecks truck
• One transported from single-vehicle rollover near Yacolt
• Vancouver man arrested in ATM scanner case
• Thunderstorms, wind, rain make up today's forecast
• County unsure if it can hold vote on new I-5 bridge
• Councilor Campbell seeks Vancouver vote on crossing
• Weather Eye: Flood Safety Awareness Week fitting for region
• Vancouver has a deal for City Hall remodel
• Friends, family in Japan in touch
• Vital Statistics
• Camas made former economics leader ‘happy’
• Chief Umtuch school will dedicate new art
• Flag of Ireland to be raised Thursday
• Mayor's ball raises $6,000 for scholarship
• USAF band will perform free at Union High
• Mosaic Job Cafe: A helping hand for job seekers
• Councilor Campbell seeks Vancouver vote on crossing
• Cleanup continues in wake of storm
• County unsure if it can hold vote on new I-5 bridge
• Felida-area mudslides halt passenger trains
• Chief Umtuch school welcomes artwork
• Overturned semi-truck dumps paper, causes SR 14 closure
• Shots fired on consecutive nights in Vancouver
• Local fire company offers disaster training
• USAF band to play at Union High School
• Family marks 75th anniversary of St. Patrick’s Day tradition
• Judge dismisses former students' suit against Clark College
• Rain, wind expected to return today
• Misty River Band draws big crowd to Kiwanis benefit concert
• Woodland mayor’s comments about city councilors widen rift
• State, IRS keep eye on tax filing by prisoners
• Off Beat: Local students’ signatures shuttled into space and back
• Local volunteers look back as Peace Corps turns 50
• Lawmakers advocate a public vote on new I-5 bridge
• Rain, wind cause many problems throughout county
• Local people share their connections with Japan
• Ties to Japan unshaken at cultral festival
• ‘Why aren’t women running?’ political vets wonder
• Where are the women in Clark County politics?
• Battle Ground picks Kiwanis Park for Veterans Memorial site
• Young unicycle whizzes earn spot on TV show
• RNA is accused of abusing patients
• Weekend music, free fun on tap at Shorty’s
• Chamber of Commerce donates meeting logs
• Blazer fan wins $8,000
• Public meetings
• YWCA honors advocate, caregiver
• Couple’s apple tree tapped to train others
• Eagles rock to the oldies to raise funds
• Quilter chosen for national show
• WSU Vancouver students do well at sales nationals
• New smoke alarms installed at condo complex
• City, grant give Ridgefield gardeners new place to grow
• Law enforcement digs in with seniors at annual luncheon
• County GOP hears from AG McKenna
• Pleasant Valley unicyclists on TV
• Flames damage Hazel Dell home after family drops insurance
• Clark County might put more bite in animal control laws
• Let the community be heard
• Quake, tsunami hit close to home for local residents
• Local Japan-linked companies see no disruptions
• Similar quake due to hit Northwest
• Vital statistics
• Change clocks, smoke detector batteries
• Coast Guard reduces safety zone near barge
• Sex offender registers address in Orchards area
• C-Tran open houses set over rate hike proposal
• City gives veterans a break new post
• Man, 28, sought in Delta Park burglary and 10 burglaries in Vancouver
• Clark County ‘Real Heroes’ saluted by Red Cross
• Japan earthquake spurs disaster preparedness class
• WSUV students, supporters detail pain of budget cuts
• Vandalism spree hits trucks, Forest Service property
• Local Red Cross chapter honors 'Real Heroes'
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• Barbara Roberts steps down from Gorge commission
• 18th District lawmakers plan town hall meeting
• Land use, shoreline relief may be near
• Union High senior earns Marshall honor
• Barge to be towed away in 2 pieces
• Man attaches card skimmer, camera, on credit union’s ATM, police say
• B.G. man sentenced to 4 years in 2009 fatal fight
• Vancouver school budget options take shape
• Public weighs in on I-5 bridge design
• Detailed documents on Columbia River Crossing spending available
• Vancouver police detective fired for misconduct
• Wrecks galore this morning
• Strong winds, rain in Clark County
• Zarelli bill seeks to reject collective bargaining pact
• Judge tells 'Bikefest' organizers they need permit before promoting festival
• Weather Eye: March weather conditions can vary widely
• Teenage Jack in the Box workers find themselves out of a job
• Vancouver schools panel identifies $25M in possible cuts
• The New I-5 Bridge: Beauty or Beast?
• Learn about services for the blind at open house
• Grants aimed at three obesity-fighting efforts
• Correction: Guns in parks
• La Center agrees to casino talks with Cowlitz Tribe
• Barratt hails Discovery’s legacy, vows space flight will go on
• No new measles cases reported; incubation period continues
• Vancouver police fire detective for misconduct
• UPDATE: Fire destroys north county home
• Cat in the Hat strikes for breakfast
• Orchards pair asks for help locating missing dog
• Fire destroys home near Amboy
• Mysterious flying object identified
• Ground beef shipped to Washington recalled over E. coli contamination
• Rain today, more tomorrow
• Light rail vote might be delayed
• Stewart slams fellow city councilors
• Mysterious flying object identified
• Carrying guns now OK in county parks
• Vital statistics
• YWCA official invited to speak in Belarus
• Lincoln Day dinner happens Saturday
• Author of graphic novel on Hurricane Katrina talks storytelling at WSUV
• Legislators set town hall meetings
• 10,000th delivery at Legacy Salmon Creek
• Mayor of Yacolt resigns following audit
• Live blog: C-Tran meeting on light rail
• UFO mystery solved!
• Vancouver man receives 10-year sentence for domestic violence
• Kelso man dead after SWAT standoff
• Handicap parking may face limits
• 17th District legislators plan Saturday town hall
• Correction: Bits 'n' Pieces
• Correction: Marketplace
• Beached barge cleanup costs reach $5.3 million
• Correction: Hidden Gallery
• Weather Eye: March weather tends to keep us guessing
• Vital statistics
• OMSI will televise landing of Discovery
• Vancouver council proposes a solution for citizen communication commotion
• Vancouver hires former Battle Ground city manager
• 03/07/2011) Annual Clark College Cooking & Wine Open House and Green Resource Fair Showcases Local Green Resource Providers
• Vandals hit Old City Cemetery
• Vancouver woman sentenced in money-laundering scheme
• Former B.G. manager David Mercier named Vancouver assist. city manager
• STEM grants pump up school programs
• Vancouver man accused of stealing dead woman’s ashes
• Murder-for-hire suspect pleads guilty
• Fire destroys outbuilding near Yacolt
• Delays on I-5 near Woodland
• Recovering gambling addict places her bet on a better life
• La Center may nix its casino opposition
• Crackdown focuses on homeless in Esther Short Park
• Washougal schools again considering replacing aging surface at stadium
• Off Beat: Lewis and Clark scholar makes his own westward journey
• Big trees to be planted at Eisenhower Park
• Mountain View grad selected as honoree
• Vancouver man, 18, killed in motorcycle crash
• Police arrest three after car-ramming incident
• OMG! textspeak in schoolwork ;-)
• For Powwow, Community Pulls Together
• College helps dress students for success
• WSU Vancouver hosts forum on higher ed
• College heads-up for high school juniors
• Film ‘an incredible look’ at dangers salmon face
• Weather Eye: Here comes the spring with sun, some splashing
• Local View: Citizens urged to make voices heard on CRC
• Ridgefield Lions donate cash keep firefighters dry
• Columbia River grad designs travel poster
• Auction raises fund for after school program
• Woodland daughters enjoy date with fathers to build esteem
• ExCEL Academic League places at science competition
• Camas Blazers fan scratches win
• Union cheerleaders perform at Blazers game
• Local Jackson’s store tops state donations to fight domestic violence
• Mountain View math team places 16th
• Loser’s winning ways influence people
• Light rail vote may be delayed
• Local labs see more people tested for the flu
• Vancouver man arrested after allegedly driving 120 mph
• Vancouver trucker escapes injury in fuel tanker crash
• Viral comments and the bridge
• Camas continues fire chief search
• Open houses set on shoreline plan changes
• Skills Center VIP tour to lead to gourmet lunch
• Construction delays begin Monday on SR14
• Herrera Beutler plans staff time in district
• Public asked to weigh in on I-5 bridge designs
• Vancouver man to lobby for teen driver safety
• Vital Statistics
• Downtown Burgerville to be demolished
• 03/04/2011) Clark College helps students dress for success
• Vancouver man faces trial in alleged murder-for-hire plot
• Vancouver man busted in Oregon cocaine sting
• Evergreen budget options draw responses
• Attorney: Officials didn’t violate law
• Clark County high school students conduct mock trial
• Probst bill targeting school dropout rates clears House
• Correction: Public dance
• First-half property tax statements coming
• Correction: Wrong date
• Overnight ramp closure set for westbound I-84
• Battle Ground Post Office passport fair to offer walk-in access
• Update: Undercover operation snares 11 Clark County residents
• Teen identified as second Clark County measles sufferer
• Federal transportation chief praises Columbia River Crossing
• 11 Clark County defendants face federal weapons charges
• Officials warn of second local measles case
• Man who wrecked on I-5 told police he needed R&R
• Budget cuts may cost port $10M
• Meeting offers details on 4th of July ticket sales
• Weather Eye: Wetter, cooler weather ahead
• Vital statistics
• Scholar takes Vancouver students on Lewis and Clark journey
• Register now for May's Hazel Dell parade
• Nominations for youth awards being accepted
• International Women's Day kicks off Y series
• Legislature has clout to OK tolls for light rail
• Teamsters picket for prison guard safety
• Construction contract awarded for Hazel Dell ball fields
• Former youth minister agrees to 35 years in prison
• Possibilities at La Center's Holley Park
• Hillsboro man, son dead in murder-suicide
• Girl, 6, injured in rear-end vehicle collision
• Gregoire pushes for implementation of health law in state
• Regional high-speed rail funds have arrived
• Bill to cut welfare fraud advances
• Museum spotlights 1970s feminism
• 911 center seeks its next director
• Downed cedar tree blocks road in La Center
• Herrera Beutler calls for 10 percent pay cuts for federal officials
• Another Felida-area slide disrupts rail service
• Suspect associated with Amber Alert taken into custody
• Acid ‘victim’ Bethany Storro appears in court
• Power outages accompany wet snow
• Little snow, plenty of rain forecasted in and around Vancouver
• Registration requirement cut from signature-gathering bill
• Group schedules its own listening sessions on bridge
• Spay/neuter programs can apply for grants
• Sheriff answers family’s criticism of response to report of missing couple
• Mystery of missing B.G. mayor easy to explain
• State audit says Washougal has cleaned up its accounts
• ESD 112 fills board seat with official from WSUV
• Weather Eye: Rabbits, some lions and hope for a lamb
• Vital statistics
• Council, Madore wrangle over citizen comments
• Ceiling drops at Hockinson school
• Readers React: Of Madore and Mayor Leavitt
• Prosecutors ask to try juvenile shooting suspect as adult
• BG cancels some PM kindergarten, preschool classes
• State audit finds Yacolt violated state law
• Union High student cuts self with knife
• Wet snow could add to challenging commute
• Council to look at changes to citizen comments
• C-Tran drivers work without contract
• Workshop will explore ways to let seniors live independently
• Off Beat: Mexican drug war never far from local immigrants’ minds
• Tulip sale will help feed homebound
• Rain returns, will stick around awhile
• Snowbound Vancouver couple share tale
• Hispanic population rises quickly
• ‘My Way Matinee’ a hit for kids
• Benton submits permanent cap on spending
• East county Fire and Rescue liaison ‘impressed’ with review
• Fundraiser benefits Weekend Backpack Program
• Dozens turn out for first seed swap
• Hudson’s Bay Cheer team takes odd route to Nationals
• Fred Meyer collects funds for cancer services
• Hudson’s Bay grad building trails in Arizona
• Hazel Dell church lobbies for children
• Columbia River grad builds homes in New Orleans
• Students display art work to help oil spill birds
• French Horn players give recital to prep for contest
• Amboy museum celebrates another year
• Public meetings
• Snowbound Vancouver couple share tale
• Rash of blazes due to combating cold
• Firefighters show off stair-climbing skills for charity
• Area may get one more dose of snow before rain returns
• Of Madore and Mayor Leavitt
• Thefts hit thrift store
• Firefighters display stair-climbing skills for charity
• Speaker to discuss post-flood New Orleans
• Lewis and Clark expert to speak at WSUV
• Pow Wow at Covington to honor N.W. tribes
• Community Foundation seeks First Citizen picks
• Vital statistics
• Fruit Valley installs new neighborhood officers
• UPDATE: Passerby alerts family to late-night fire in Fisher’s Landing
• Vancouver couple, missing since Sunday, found safe
• Vancouver council will discuss comment formats
• Infected infant hasn’t spread measles, officials say
• Camas Public Library closed for bomb threat
• Acid 'victim' to be in court Tuesday
• Transportation officials back deck truss bridge
• Teen shooting suspect appears in court
• Vancouver couple missing since Sunday
• Most schools open; sunshine on tap for Clark County
• B.G. celebrates state of its city
• Dueling messages pan, praise Herrera Beutler
• Apply for community garden plot lottery
• Good Turn coming from Boy Scouts on March 5
• Applicants sought for county bike-pedestrian group
• Food co-op blossoms
• Oh, the nightlife, it’s a good life in Vancouver
• Dining Out: Linger over sandwiches, coffee
• SWAT officers arrest shooting suspect at home near crime scene
• As blanket of white quickly fades, concerns turn to potential for black ice
• Evergreen gets budget-cutting advice
• READER QUESTION: Can I call to see if a warrant’s issued for my arrest? Yes.
• ‘UFO’ still puzzling residents and an expert
• No garbage service today; collection to resume Friday
• It's a go for BG State of the City
• Overnight snowfall leaves roads icy, triggers school closures
• Leavitt touches on CRC, future in State of City speech
• Washington isn’t Wisconsin – not yet, anyway
• Skamania officials offer emergency training
• Free stormwater workshops scheduled
• Donate dresses for women seeking jobs
• Planning commissioner to challenge Zandamela for B.G. council seat
• Board of directors to tour Camas schools
• Weather Eye: Scattered snow, then a good freeze
• Vital Statistics
• 2010 Census: Fast growth in Washington state
• 2010 Census: A decade of gains and challenges
• Former member appointed to Woodland council
• 02/23/2011) Clark's new director of nursing is emerging as a national leader
• If snow comes, it’ll stay
• UPDATE: Duplex occupants escape late-night fire in Bagley Downs neighborhood
• Washington DOT offers tips for coming snow and ice
• Woman gets 15 months for vacuum cleaner attack
• Leavitt touches on CRC, future in State of City speech
• Hackers hit Battle Ground High website
• Woodland council approves use of E-Verify
• Census: Vancouver population tops 161,000
• Reward offered for information on Vancouver shooting
• Transportation officials urge drivers to monitor road conditions
• Man backs into patrol car, runs, is caught and arrested
• Snow accumulation expected in Vancouver-area today
• Hospitals grapple with drug shortage
• Local leaders got private meeting with Mica
• Green Mountain, Hockinson school districts provide child development tests
• DNA profiles grow more helpful in solving crimes
• House approves Rivers’ anti-hunger bill
• Woodland Campground goes from state to county ownership
• Vital Statistics
• Single fireworks stand permit up for lottery in Battle Ground
• Correction: Electing Zarelli
• Resurrecting Dead Lake
• Duplex occupants escape late-night fire in Bagley Downs neighborhood
• Storm expected to bring 2-4 inches of snow Wednesday night
• Clark College's $2M in proposed cuts may be just the start
• Residents weigh in on state of the city
• Officers converge on Fourth Plain after man flees traffic stop
• Second hatchet attack suspect pleads not guilty
• Rain and wind today; cold weather to come
• Humane Society offers discount surgeries to help contain growth of cat population
• Veterans organization raising funds to open drop-in center in March
• Social protest music on tap Thursday at WSUV
• Dinner, auction will benefit blind athletes
• Weather Eye: Computer data, gut feeling say we’ll see snow
• Vital statistics
• Woodland may require worker checks
• License renewal reminders face cut
• Detectives to confer about shootings
• Driver hits pedestrian in crosswalk, gets ticket
• Chimney-attic fire does moderate damage
• Madore, other CRC project foes make little headway
• Was that a flying saucer hovering over east Vancouver?
• Outside transportation meeting, crowd shows divide on bridge crossing
• Bridge partisans told to focus on nation’s transportation woes
• Letter unites lawmaker, man who saved great-grandfather
• LIVE BLOG: Congressional transportation hearing
• Lost snowboarder calls cops
• Woodland council will fill 7th seat on Tuesday
• Marrow donor finally finds match
• Kaiser, Southwest clash over surgeries
• Off Beat: Police chief back for some Valentine’s Day (barber)shopping
• Holiday closures: Presidents Day
• No arrests yet in weekend shootings
• Bowlers strike back against cancer
• Count Ridgefield refuge in national bird survey
• Shooting update; residence was scene of deadly incident in November
• Learning some horse sense
• Two wounded in Vancouver shooting
• Freeway chase ends with Clark County arrest
• Zarelli zeroes in on budget leadership
• Large crowd expected at transportation meeting
• State’s climate change efforts fall short
• School districts take closer look at bullying, harassment
• Correction: Pro-bridge group
• Holiday closures: Presidents Day
• Washougal, other high schoolers to study space
• Camas Fire Department honors service
• Evergreen High School student perform at talent show
• Forest Ridge neighborhood seeks leader participation
• Young, old gather for ice cream social
• Panio Hospital receives grant to update heating system
• Vancouver not in the shopping cart collection business
• Don’t confuse sanctioned racing with illegal street racing
• Stimulus money buys site for Habitat home
• Arnada picks leaders for 2011, still hunting for secretary
• Smiles Dental gives free care at annual event
• Woodland school emergency radios to reach Yale, intermediate sites
• Public meetings
• Vancouver police respond to shooting in Truman area
• Will incoming weather system bring snow? Um... maybe
• And the winner is …
• Mayor Leavitt ready to cut open mic at city council meetings
• Correction: Wrong title
• Slash burning work may cloud state Highway 14
• Port commission hosts boat launch workshop
• Group suggests naming park after Luke Jensen
• Assessor backs fee for appeals
• Bridge partisans promote meeting
• Correction: Food inspection scores
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Firefighters’ stair climb
• Vancouver Big Band, guests rock Skyview concert hall
• Shumway mural to get touch-up
• Salmon Creek boy wins Science Bowl prize
• Driver, after rolling car on I-5, arrested for impaired driving
• Woman released from hospital after head-on crash
• Ex-candidate Hedrick acquitted of assaulting wife
• New design for I-5 bridge may look a lot like the old design
• Obama visits Intel plant in Hillsboro, Ore.
• Scammers targeting Columbia Credit members
• Mild temps., rain likely during President's Day weekend
• Vancouver firefighters to climb stairs for charity
• La Center kindergarten sign-ups set for April 18-29
• Smoking bill fails to light cigar shop owner’s fire
• Agencies to close Tuesday to save cash
• Vital statistics
• Value of volunteers lauded at State of the County event
• I-5 bridge controversy normal, expert tells public
• $2 million theft ring busted in Portland, much sold on Internet
• State furlough day Tuesday
• Traffic officers continue to focus on downtown intersection
• Coast Guard vows to dismantle, remove languishing barge
• Portland authorities arrest serial arsonist
• Body found in marsh along Andresen still not identified
• Battle Ground man pleads guilty in 2009 beating death
• Snow/rain on tap for Clark County
• Carlson named to clean water advisory group
• Traffic operation nets 30 citations
• Free screenings assess childhood development
• The Weather Eye: More flakes may be on the way
• Vital statistics
• UPDATE TWO: Man with shotgun arrested after standoff outside Salmon Creek hospital
• Gigantic snowflakes were just warming up
• County braces for more snow, possibly on Thursday
• No new cases of measles reported in county after infant sickened
• Table flipper to be resentenced
• Vancouver man pleads not guilty to vehicular homicide
• Congressional field hearing will delve into Crossing project
• Man accused in assaults pleads not guilty
• Herrera Beutler to host transportation committee meeting in Vancouver
• Snow falling in Clark County
• Car prowls on rise at Vancouver churches
• Correction: Library art
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Prostitution case
• Correction: Wrong bridge rendering:
• Correction: Planning commission
• Everybody has a story: She cannot tell a lie: She ate lunch atop George’s head
• What's Up With That? Unhealthy trees came down but will be replaced
• Backyard birders can add to national count
• Will Post Hospital make an artful transition?
• Property values down, but many tax bills up
• Local schools again earn Achievement Awards
• Coston picked to return to transportation panel after controversial vote
• Memorial set for man killed on Highway 14
• Santas gather to spread good cheer
• Ke Kukui Foundation receives $5,000 grant
• Umpqua helps Hough students learn to earn at bank day
• Yacolt fourth grader wins cooking competition
• Ridgefield mayor declares ‘South Ridge Elementary Day’
• Obama budget plan includes cash for new bridge
• Men charged in shooting of Vancouver mill worker
• Day care provider pleads guilty, avoids jail time
• Body found in marsh area along Andresen, not yet identified
• Missing man, 64, located in Seattle
• Two single-vehicle wrecks on SR 503 occur hours apart
• Ridgefield's Country Cafe has new owners
• Weather Eye: February’s about to get a whole lot wetter
• Earlier attempt to establish food cart fizzled
• Red tape snares food carts
• Correction: Music Teachers National Association competition
• ESD 112 board to meet
• Evergreen school board set to meet tonight
• Osteoporosis patients reassured about drug
• Moeller bill would legalize gay marriage
• Classes offered on disaster preparedness
• Vital statistics
• Vancouver council backs cable-stayed bridge design
• Volcano sends Love waves on Valentine’s Day, again
• Vancouver to pay $383,000 in 2009 death
• Evergreen school board meets
• After landslides, Amtrak to resume north-south travel Tuesday
• ESD 112 board meets
• 4.3 magnitude earthquake reported near Mount St. Helens
• Police ask help locating missing 64-year-old
• Woman with low blood sugar crashes into tree
• Young horse rider racks up the accolades
• Salmon stay in local classrooms
• School districts facing crunch time on budgets
• White Salmon sees water as key to growth
• Bowl over cancer at Crosley Lanes benefit
• Off Beat: Egyptologist finds parallels between ancient, modern societies
• Two arrested in Fruit Valley incident
• Electrical fire damages North Image home
• BPA donates ATVs to save lives in rugged Skamania County
• State health battle brewing
• Pearson Field soaring into the future
• Gorge Commission eyes budget trims
• Weather Eye: Before next storm hits us, a look back to how wet January was
• Grow Vancouver plans free seed exchange event
• YWCA program teaches about teen-date violence
• Book advocates work to keep books out of landfill
• Vital statistics
• State health battle brewing
• City’s Fire-Arson Team blazes trail to arrest success
• Public meetings
• Wind advisory in effect for region
• Landslide disrupts Amtrak traffic in Vancouver
• La Center dance team places second
• Vancouver slide halts passenger train service
• Arson suspected in Vancouver house fire
• Wet weather set to return to region this weekend, Monday
• Of contests and hard workers
• Columbia searched for other derelict vessels
• Prostitution sting prompts review
• Novice edges out ex-mayor for appointment to La Center council
• Part of park will close for tree maintenance
• Bridge options will get vetting at Expo Center
• Clark County at Work: Big Al’s Specialty Movers Inc.
• Vancouver sifts through revenue options
• Vancouver marijuana provider acquitted
• Vancouver motorcyclist dies 2 days after crash in Portland
• 02/11/2011) Clark College Honors January 2011 Student Athletes of the Month
• Sources: Tonya Harding is pregnant
• Retiring Krispy Kreme employee leaves a hole
• Old library architect meets new
• Weather service says 'potent' storms on the way
• Warm Springs Tribe eyes Highway 26 for casino
• Land donated for Habitat house
• Girl Scout cookies just an app away
• Vancouver truck driver found dead in Oregon
• Low-cost gelding clinic set for Saturday
• Foam, electronics event set
• Washougal councilor quits transportation post after vote vexes Camas
• City may settle in stabbing death of woman by brother
• Rape suspect served time for 2007 attack
• Interim Vancouver fire chief picked for top job
• I-5 bridge repair restricts traffic tonight near Woodland
• Police say prolific armed robbery suspect caught in Portland
• Vancouver man critically injured in Portland motorcycle crash
• Police searching for cosmetics thieves
• Oregon police ask for help locating lost handgun
• Rape suspect had just been acquitted
• Lead exposure risk drops at indoor shooting range
• Local rail progress slow and steady
• Dense fog limits visibility during morning commute
• Weather Eye: Fair weather’s in store — until the weekend gets here
• County eyes banning drug paraphernalia in convenience stores
• Heart tests offered for athletes, band, cheer
• Mayor to deliver State of the City address
• Washougal parent’s complaint spurs sex offender bill
• Cap on out-of-pocket health costs is praised
• Crater Lake’s turbulent history on tap Tuesday
• Vital statistics
• Residents needed for citizen committee
• Fort Vancouver Trust seeks July 4 vendors
• Police arrest man suspected of raping woman at knife point
• I-5 bridge accident caused by stopped traffic
• Four sentenced in 2009 home robbery, slaying
• Vancouver man gets 10 years for role in home-invasion robbery
• Accomplice in home invasion case sentenced to 15 years
• Getaway driver in home-invasion slaying gets 12 years
• Vancouver man gets 35 years for robbery, slaying
• Sheriff to spearhead community task force on Value Motel
• Patchy fog expected to turn to clear skies
• Layoffs at Portland, Ore., Powell's Books
• ‘Wheel of Fortune’ jackpot at heart of divorce battle
• ‘Discover Pass’ eyed to help keep state parks open
• Vancouver Schools budget group to meet
• Correction: Edward Jones financial adviser
• Consultant’s report critical of Woodland mayor
• Hough Foundation property trashed
• What's Up with That? Racing a no-no on Lower River, all other city roads
• Arson investigators have high success rate
• Sweets, swim on Saturday
• Police seek help locating robbery suspect
• Vancouver's romance rates high
• Rare western gray whale reaches Oregon coast
• Federal grant would reopen station, add 13 firefighters
• Man gets 2 years for swindling car dealers
• Library district inches toward user fees
• Possible uses for the Post Hospital mulled
• Organization starting community tool library
• Slash burn set Thursday on Highway 14 in Gorge
• Weather Eye: Wet, blustery weather likely to dampen our weekend
• Drawing for fireworks permit will be Thursday
• Man ticketed after rearender on Hwy. 500 at St. Johns
• Retirement party to honor Lee McCallister
• Shahala team wins Science Bowl
• Grant would reopen Vancouver fire station, with strings attached
• Vancouver woman sentenced for pharmacy robbery
• Herrera Beutler says casino OK is troubling
• Rose Quarter exit to close tonight
• Former Clark College student killed in early morning Portland crash
• Vancouver woman arrested on robbery charges in Oregon
• Hungry children predicted to get hungrier
• Mammogram avoidance studied
• Off beat: Derelict Davy is not the USS Crockett
• Yacolt council is ready to add 2 new members
• Letting pets go tagless has a price
• AARP Tax-Aide offers help with taxes through April 18
• Vancouver building permits
• Former Clark County resident marks 103rd birthday
• Students raise $47,525 for foundation
• Students to have artwork displayed at Oregon school
• Band receives Safeway Foundation grant
• Students study abroad
• 94-year-old receives honorary diploma in Camas
• Hough headed for bike safety
• Northwest Neighborhood welcomes new leader, thanks outgoing
• Fort hosts senior citizens for lunch
• Two injured in I-5 accident
• Increasingly, in Clark County: ‘You’re divorced’
• Mardi Gras Gala will help homeless and hungry
• Taboo grows on texting, driving
• Weather Eye: Where’s our snow? It may cover peaks
• Congresswoman drafts her to-do list
• Budget won’t bust fair’s blue ribbons
• Fire departments offer training for disasters
• Firstenburg fitness center gets new equipment
• Vancouver couple voted yacht club’s ’11 commodore and lady
• Ridgefield schools foundation appoints trustee
• Immigrants take steps to the American dream
• Vancouver man named as victim in fatal crash
• Of surprises, Dina & snow
• Radiation in Vancouver pond triggers review
• Washougal man arrested on drug charge
• New electronic eyes peeled on Highway 14
• WSUV professor honored for outreach
• Bill: Put tuition hikes toward aid
• Vital statistics
• Vancouver homebuilding activity inches up in January
• State Patrol seeks new class of future troopers
• States call for a quick pick among bridge ideas
• Man killed while exiting truck on state Highway 14 in Vancouver
• Contractors finish ballasting Crockett
• Vancouver man hurt in Aberdeen shooting
• 02/04/2011) Clark College Honors December Student Athletes of the Month
• Fire damages hospice patient's home
• Two found dead in Portland apartment
• ‘Souper’ Sunday event aimed at filling bowls
• Free colonoscopies available in March
• Judge named to traffic commission board
• Demolition of ship led to disaster
• County study to compare compensation
• Subway employees refuse would-be robber’s demands for cash
• Herrera Beutler talks deficit, bridge at first town hall
• Engineer’s report endorses crossing project
• Coast Guard works to stabilize derelict
• Police decline to release cause of deaths in double homicide
• Woman sentenced to 15 months in slaying case
• Rock blasting will close SR 14 near Cape Horn Wednesday
• Police volunteers on lookout for stolen vehicles
• Flights into PDX from Chicago, Houston canceled
• Doomed barge continues to languish
• Priest who served many area churches dies at 74
• Weather Eye: Unlike other places, we’re calm
• Correction: 2008 Primary Date
• Correction: Free tax help
• Vital statistics
• Ailing man faces benefits puzzle
• Chinese New Year performance slated
• Lecture highlights China, education
• Camp Fire kids sell candy for troops
• Ridgefield man wrongfully convicted of rape makes plea for compensation bill
• 02/02/2011) A granddaughter's search to understand "The Loveliest Woman in America"
• Flashing lights blink ‘Wrong Way’ in downtown Vancouver
• Unattended cooking causes fire in Cascade Park home’s garage
• UPDATE: Vancouver police identify two men killed in homicide
• Missing Vancouver woman found safe
• Herrera Beutler moves town hall meeting
• Wrong-way light warning downtown drivers
• Missing woman, 60, not believed to be in danger
• Chinese New Year performance
• Suspect in robbery and shooting makes first appearance
• Vancouver man suspected of vehicular homicide appears in court
• Deaths ruled double-homicide, police say
• $5,000 reward for information in Oregon bank robbery
• Insitu chief executive Sliwa to retire in April
• Battle Ground Chamber honors citizens, businesses
• Kindergarten sign-ups set at Woodland Primary
• 'Bridging the Gap' opens at Historical Museum
• Correction: School tour
• Abandon presidential primary, leaders say
• Dems label Herrera Beutler a ‘health care hypocrite’
• Crews work to stabilize beached, leaking barge
• Prosecutors send boy's shooting death back to police for more review
• Four Vancouver fire chief finalists share leadership views
• Vancouver police looking for missing woman, 60
• Power line falls, darkens homes in Hockinson
• Two men found dead in Vancouver home
• Report of bridge jumper believed to be unfounded
• Jostling for summer shelters: Coveted dates go quickly
• La Center will not appeal Cowlitz decision
• Ore. town getting back to normal after manhunt
• Portland author offers tips on screenwriting
• Tree steward nominees sought for Mac Award
• Vancouver Planning Commission retreat will be Saturday
• Vancouver schools offers patron tours
• Complaint filed against Vancouver Police officer
• La Center officers bring man back from dead
• New school athletic field will honor fallen teen motorcyclist
• Adding some space around the signature-seekers
• Weather Eye: ‘Dirty ridge’ might provide a few clouds later
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Teacher funds
• McCallister stepping down as Fruit Valley leader
• Workshops seek input on 112th Avenue area plan
• Derelict barge languished for years
• Man who allegedly stole computer arrested swiftly
• County files appeal of Cowlitz trust decision
• Vancouver toddler, parents appear on 'Today' show
• Below freezing weather moving in
• Some fire protection ratings improve in county
• Hiker Don Cannard has spent lifetime blazing trails
• Maps of flood risk can be appealed
• Off Beat: Newlyweds’ practical joke takes the cake, out of their mouths
• New fire chief search down to 4 finalists
• Correction: Misspelling
• Image third graders win art contest
• Western Washington Archbishop visits Vancouver
• Heritage cheer squad wins state championship
• Neighborhood leader joins DAR
• Student, district employee recognized as heroes
• Pick your favorite plan for Chinook Park
• “Z-Man” remembered by wrestlers
• Skyview, Alki students score in national math contest
• Cleanup effort at derelict vessel continues
• Officials report low levels of PCBs from derelict vessel
• UPDATE: Local musicians win numerous jazz festival awards
• Skamania unit aids in today's search for Kyron
• Teacher cuts loom in demise of Initiative 728
• Weather Eye: Next few days: cooler, clearer
• Orcutt seeks a tax clamp with constitutional force
• La Center’s reaching for the junction
• Just a few days left until New Day Dental begins service
• Catch the beat, feel the jazz at festival
• Kitchen fire damages Washougal apartment
• Derelict vessel's structural problems complicate cleanup
• I’m riding 'The Couv' wave!
• Educational program to aid those with diabetes
• Commissioners to honor volunteers at address
• Spots still available for free dental care clinic
• Proposed cuts to sex offender program set off alarm
• Vital statistics
• 01/28/2011) A Model of Communication Excellence
• UPDATE: Source of oil leaking from grounded barge remains unknown
• Former youth minister indicted on federal child porn charges
• Fishermen rescued from rock in Lewis River
• Vancouver man sentenced for racial attack
• Camas fire chief fired
• Authorities work to contain oil leaking from grounded barge
• Homeless connected to vital services
• Light smoke reported in warehouse
• Air stagnation to ease today
• Mohegans say Cowlitz casino will be “exciting destination”
• Leavitt: New span supported in D.C.
• Balmy weather eats away at Hood snowpack
• Burn ban in county to be lifted at 4 p.m. today
• Camas council holding two-day planning conference
• C-Tran hires bus rapid transit planning manager
• Black Pearl on schedule despite developer’s death
• Arts are alive in Ridgefield
• Dining Out: Chuck’s offers more than shopping
• 01/27/2011) Clark's STEM Branches Out to Spark Girls' Interest in Science Careers
• Barge grounded in Columbia River starts leaking oil
• Sen. Murray to chair veterans committee
• Ridgefield caregiver sentenced to 14 months
• County to lift burn restrictions Friday
• Union High cheer squad takes first in Renton
• Mohegans say Cowlitz casino will be “exciting destination”
• Two make court appearance in apartment shooting
• KATU: Should Vancouver be renamed 'The Couv'?
• Weather has small impact on PDX flights today
• Weather Eye: Sun, mild temperatures: OK, what’s going on?
• Woman earns $25K Rotary scholarship
• La Center, officers’ union trade jabs
• Watershed training offered by Extension
• Herrera Beutler to hold town halls next week
• Date set for long-delayed child porn trial
• Vital statistics
• Author: U.S. needs smarter approach to immigration
• 01/26/2011) Bridging Cultural Ties and Understanding: International Education Within and from China
• Police, sheriff remain quiet on three cases
• Vancouver man crashes tractor-trailer into river
• I-5 Bridge's quake vulnerability worries experts
• Police searching for wanted Vancouver man
• Column prompts TV story on Vancouver name change
• Herrera Beutler announces dates for town hall meetings
• Vote now on name for Hazel Dell sports complex
• This ‘Reptile Man’ hopes to shed confusion
• Dense fog limits visibility
• Low bid for interchange rejected on a formality
• Refrain from burning to spare air, officials ask
• ‘Point in Time’ survey of homeless is Thursday
• Court date not likely for high school basketball players
• Corrections
• Orchards Plaza, with its quaint mural, falls into disuse
• Everybody has a story: The morel of the story: Be first when mushroom picking
• Neighbors calendar
• Police seek man who stole cash from Safeway bank
• Obama address gets mixed reviews from state delegation
• Man arrested in Hazel Dell gas station robbery
• Suspect in custody in Vancouver shooting
• Police seek information on shooting, stabbing incidents
• Air stagnation advisory issued
• Former Vancouver guardsman pleads guilty
• Yet another reason to avoid Sunset Highway
• Weather Eye: Foggy mornings, maybe some sun
• Clark County explores regional health partnership
• Vital statistics
• Zarelli bills focused on curbing fraud
• True stories prove truly entertaining
• Mayor's state of city address set for Feb. 23
• Rep. Jim Jacks retains party post
• Documentary looks at dwindling water supply
• Reserve area picnic shelters starting Feb. 1
• Businesses brace for Walmart in Woodland
• ‘Reptile man’ sentenced to work crew for keeping snake house
• Crews remove oil from derelict ship near Camas
• Police: stabbing and shooting don't appear related
• Firefighters respond to travel trailer blaze
• Watch for patchy fog this morning
• Another union OKs paying for insurance
• Off Beat: Band finds a friend from home near rim of the Grand Canyon
• Camas district prepares to build
• There’s no shortage of pesky scammers
• Spelling mavens sought for fundraising event
• Award-winning journalist to discuss immigration
• This food bank’s on a roll
• Vancouver police investigating report of stabbing
• Police release little new information on drive-by shooting
• A Circle of Hope
• Keep sunglasses handy as sunny skies here for a bit
• Is it tchotchke or treasure?
• 2010 year of murder-suicides in county
• Vancouver schools seek input on cuts
• Starting over at Home on the Range
• Washougal man to face DUI charges after snowmobile crash
• Camas fire chief: Patients not injected with water
• Public meetings
• Two wounded in Vancouver drive-by shooting
• Beached ship near Camas not threat, officials say
• Get jiggy with it & a good friend
• Try This: A magical night in Ridgefield
• March opening planned for Liberty Theatre
• Vital statistics
• Sewer district continues recognition
• Dozens rally to mark Roe v. Wade anniversary
• B.G. school board to meet in Saturday session
• Camas school district officials announce open house
• Highway 26 to coast will have overnight detours
• Online sales start Feb. 1 for Mount St. Helens climbing permits
• Correction: Stormwater grant
• Mock Robbery Practice proves less than perfect
• Derelict vessel near Camas may be leaking oil into Columbia
• Unique bench increases Arnada’s coolness
• Bench to honor Jeff Le Bouef
• Marcell’s Hemp and Latte House not returning
• Camas-Washougal Rotary Scholar named
• Nieghborhood may press ahead on “power line thruway”
• Poet laureate for Vancouver named
• Former paramedic sentenced for stealing, using painkiller
• Battle Ground school board meets Saturday
• Camas, Pleasant Valley schools burglarized early this morning
• First-stage burn ban to be imposed Saturday
• Mall walker pleads not guilty to assault scheme
• Robber strikes Chase Bank branch
• 01/21/2011) Clark College Hosts A "Seuss-a-Palooza"
• Students get feel for international economics at mock summit
• Keeping older folks healthy can pay off
• Corps releases report on pollution at dam
• Misty River quartet to perform at benefit
• Haiti volunteer couple to share experiences
• Grant to help parents with young children
• Vital statistics
• Camas, Washougal target economic development
• Co-op nurtures food growers
• Battle Ground community maps available
• Camas robotics team ties for first place
• New crosswalk signal near schools in operation
• Woodland robotics team one of six state champions
• Union donates defibrillator to Hockinson school
• Lang’s quilts travel to Italy
• UPDATE: Suspected trespasser arrested at home near fairgrounds
• BPA considers alternatives to new transmission line
• Fund established for ex-Columbian columnist Hovde
• Hockinson Primary receives defibrillator
• Washougal man unlikely to be cited in fatal Ore. crash
• Clark College to surmount ‘tough times’
• Woodland robotics team one of six state champions
• Four in custody in connection with stolen vehicle
• Birth control pills, weight gain appear unrelated
• Vancouver man cleared of hate crime
• Man’s body discovered near Fourth Plain
• Update: Pedestrian hit by car, killed near Interstate 5 Bridge
• BPA might pay city $8,500 a month
• Weather Eye: Higher temps, little rain in the forecast
• Free dental care offered for uninsured children
• Local homeless programs get $860K in grants
• Sex-ed is forum topic
• East county EMS services face shortfall
• Woodland takes applications to fill council vacancy
• Local lawmakers respond to vote on health care law repeal
• Feds won’t appeal sea lion ruling
• Police identify off-duty officer found dead in woods
• Murray calls on local leaders to support I-5 bridge, with light rail
• Downtown redevelopment efforts progress, still face variety of challenges
• Multiple crashes caused by fog, slick conditions
• Tree steward program looking for more
• Neighbors invited to meeting on Chinook park
• Free training offered for amphibian monitoring
• Skills center to serve Winter Faire
• Free kids' dental care Feb. 5 at Clark College
• Author to discuss immigration at WSUV
• Notebooks needed for homeless project
• Firefighters may get less than they bargained for
• Condit Dam removal faces potential delay
• Landslide closes main forest road
• Vital statistics
• SWAT officers work standoff with suicidal, armed man in woods east of BG
• Health care debate regains center stage
• Brief fire squelched at WaferTech plant
• Herrera Beutler gives floor speech on health care
• UPDATE: Herrera Beutler health care speech rescheduled
• Washougal house fire ruled arson
• Foster kids helped by former foster kid
• C-Tran responds to security questions
• Knight to deliver State of the College address
• Volcano talk combines science and poetry
• Phone book recycling event set for Jan. 29
• Pile-driving test for new I-5 bridge set for February
• Weather Eye: It’s starting to feel like winter once again
• Voters to select 15 freeholders in November
• Sheriff's deputies converge at fairgrounds, seeking man who ran
• Fire fills home near Washougal with smoke
• Foster youth program gets Divine help
• Fishermen reeled in pikeminnows for cash
• Elderly woman’s face burned in oxygen tank mishap
• Health care debate turns local
• MLK legacy celebrated with service projects
• Hererra Beutler enters health care fray
• Off Beat: College football connection aided local relief work in Haiti
• Titan the Great Dane headed home after 16-day ordeal
• Is a city manager needed in Woodland?
• Fair settles feud with 4-H equestrian groups
• Holiday closures: Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Rainy weather raises flooding fears in county, sparks possible drowning drama
• Evergreen High takes 2nd in state Constitution competition
• Fort Vancouver students ‘speed grill’ medical professionals
• 200 attend Boys & Girls Club holiday celebration
• Fisher’s Landing food drive nets 4,000 items
• County sheriff considering volunteer patrols
• Emergency personnel respond to report of boy in water
• Rain causing landslides and other problems
• Fire damages home on Lucia Falls Road
• Watch water, land as rain intensifies
• Forester, past NAACP president honored
• Friends welcome trees to the city
• Weather Eye: Take shelter, remember how many have it worse
• Holiday closures: Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Brown makes top five at Miss America
• Great Dane, lost since December, found alive
• Vancouver drug bust nets meth and heroin
• Officials say heavy rains could bring debris flows
• Of Ducks and our pension story
• Vital statistics
• School crosswalks get new safety devices
• Herrera Beutler will meet public soon
• Man sentenced in loan scam still free
• ‘Mall walker’ free, will be charged later
• Volcano meeting will move to Vancouver
• Schools, industry, government unite on work force issue
• FLOOD WATCH: Heavy rains start Saturday, run all through Sunday, says NWS
• Man arrested in connection with ATM thefts
• Fire causes $300,000 damage, destroys home north of Washougal
• Mall walker charged in assault plot posts bail
• Suicide attempt blocks I-5 Bridge traffic
• Washougal’s E Street takes turn for better
• B.G. city councilor to have cancer surgery
• Shootings spur local woman to share tale
• Space available for free workshop on aging
• Online magazine ranks Vancouver 6th on ‘gayest city’ list
• Discovery Middle School aims to leave problem zone
• Washougal mayor’s driving flap may spur policy change
• Waterfront access project begins
• Resolution Run hits its stride
• Woodland Planters Days court selected
• Dance teacher wins regional award
• New neighborhood group forms in east Vancouver
• Rocksolid Teen Center gets new wheels
• Battle Ground fireman retires
• Vancouver man arrested for allegedly growing marijuana
• Vancouver teen accused of making threats on Internet
• Battle Ground couple plead guilty in counterfeit software case
• Ganley to undergo surgery
• Rain and wind on tap in Clark County
• Clark College, Evergreen district boards to meet
• Weather Eye: Winter’s not over, but there are hints of spring
• Landslide study breaks new ground
• Applicants sought for ESD 112 board opening
• At Portland restaurant, you’ll pay what you wish
• District Court judge sworn in at ceremony
• Rep. Ed Orcutt gets new committee assignments
• Master composters offer free training
• Bail set at $400K for alleged bank robber
• MLK Day of Service events set at WSUV
• Sex offender update
• Correction: Great Electrifying Event
• Vital statistics
• Passer-by alerts Heights family about fire
• UPDATE: County to appeal casino decision
• Fire reported at Heights home
• Vancouver man pleads guilty to murder, robbery
• County will fight Cowlitz casino ruling
• Fire engulfs home along SE Blair Road north of Washougal
• Evergreen schools to offer Spanish immersion program
• Forecast calls for warmer temps, rain
• Columbine victim’s spirit kept alive
• Everybody has a story: Portland: Home sweet, very weird, home
• Beautify the city on day of service
• Teenage photographers study citizens
• Correction: Senate vote
• Haiti earthquake: Aftershocks still felt by volunteers
• Army Corps of Engineers hosts Electrifying Event
• County asks for review of casino decision
• Police crackdown nets 226 drunken drivers
• Man who damaged KFC gets suspended sentence
• School budget advisory meeting set for Wednesday
• Gregoire challenges lawmakers in State of the State
• Rivers delivers Republican response to State of the State
• Gregoire speech gets mixed reviews from local lawmakers
• Loaded log truck rolls on Hwy. 14 near Cape Horn
• Jacknifed truck closes icy westbound I-84 near Cascade Locks
• Light snow falls in downtown Vancouver, Clark County
• Man pleads guilty in mortgage fraud scheme involving Vancouver firm
• Rep. Ann Rivers delivers GOP response to state of the state address
• Equestrian meeting canceled
• 05/20/2010) Making a Difference Through Education and Service
• 10/05/2010) Clark 24/7 -- Our new issue is now available
• 10/14/2010) Clark College Honors September Student Athletes of the Month
• 05/21/2010) A "Most Distinguished" Chapter
• 10/20/2010) Volcanoes and Earthquakes and Tsunamis, Oh, My
• 05/24/2010) Statewide Honors for Clark Student Journalists
• 10/21/2010) A moody masterpiece. A memorable performance.
• 05/27/2010) Worldwide service is the hallmark of this "Outstanding" Clark alum
• 10/22/2010) Combating Cybercrime, Cyberterrorism, and the Internet Underground
• 06/13/2010) Clark College and Concordia University Take The Next Step in Fitness Training, Exercise and Sport Science
• 11/03/2010) "Voices of the World" Unite at Clark College
• 06/16/2010) Clark College Honors May Student Athletes of the Month
• 11/10/2010) How far can a gummi bear jump?
• 06/17/2010) Clark College: Commencement 2010
• 11/18/2010) "Educating for the Seventh Generation"
• 07/07/2010) "Best Practices" Earn a National Award for Clark College Foundation
• 12/02/2010) Clark College Honors October Student Athletes of the Month
• 07/12/2010) Learning through History: Today's Students. Tomorrow's Leaders.
• 12/08/2010) Clark College Honors November Student Athletes of the Month
• 09/10/2010) A Giant Step for Clark's Youngest Learners
• 12/27/2010) Clark College Presents "Mental Health Mondays" for Winter Quarter 2011
• 09/16/2010) Clark Safety Efforts Earn Federal Support
• 05/06/2010) A Statewide Award Honors Service and Leadership in Support of Students with Disabilities
• 12/28/2010) Looking for The Next Step in Your Education? Get a Running Start at Clark College.
• 09/17/2010) Fall Focus: Clark College Opens Its 2010-2011 Academic Year
• 05/07/2010) Nursing and Ethics: A Legacy from Florence Nightingale
• 12/29/2010) Rebuilding Hope: A celebration honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• 09/21/2010) Services + Support = Student Success
• 05/11/2010) Clark College: Commencement 2010
• 01/07/2011) It's Penguin Awareness Day. Literally.
• 09/23/2010) Clark College Presents "Mental Health Mondays"
• 05/17/2010) Clark College Honors April Student Athletes of the Month
• 09/24/2010) Smile and say "Fortyyyyyyyyyy"
• 05/19/2010) Award-winning Coach to Lead Clark Women's Soccer
• 09/27/2010) Clark College Music Professor Wins a Fifth National Award
• Latest forecast: Less moisture, warmer temps today
• Three in custody after bank robbery, police chase
• Weather Eye: Inches of rain replace possibility of snow, ice
• Stewart cut from C-Tran board
• Possible ice, snow may complicate this evening’s commute
• Open-mic session to celebrate Brautigan
• YWCA campaign aims to protect against stalkers
• La Center seeks applicants for vacancy on council
• Vital statistics
• Robber hits convenience store in Hazel Dell
• Council reverses course, will pay toward insurance
• Legislature convenes: Local lawmakers get down to business
• Hockinson schools closing early Tuesday
• Storro to undergo state mental health evaluation
• Update: Two hurt after wrong-way collision
• 1 + 10 + 11 = auspicious date
• Public employee pensions draw new scrutiny
• Cold temps and sun Monday; snow looming on Tuesday
• Author: David Douglas’ ability to make connections was key to his work
• Local police agencies enforcing cell phone laws
• Washougal district may mull boundary change
• Panel on parks nears end of its task
• Off Beat: Forced singing made anthem tough for POW to forget
• New beginning for church
• Updated forecast calls for considerably less snow Tuesday
• Carson man hits patrol car during chase in Oregon, police say
• Two hurt after wrong-way collision
• Legislators lay out budget pain
• Legislative preview: Wringing out every penny
• Public employee pensions draw new scrutiny
• Washougal’s top schools official to retire in July
• Weather Eye: It was wet and it looks like it will get wetter
• Clark College plans events for MLK day
• Significant chance of significant snow?
• Reach out, plug in, communicate with legislators
• Public meetings
• Forecasters say colder weather could bring snow, freezing rain
• Marijuana raids lead to four arrests
• Fireworks sales slot open
• Man pleads guilty in ‘mischief’ spree
• Beleaguered former Washougal official resigns from bar
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Stormwater ruling
• Another $100,000 in the ’Couv
• Four file lawsuit against Vancouver pain clinic
• Man pleads not guilty to patrol car heist
• Herrera-Beutler appears on Fox News
• Vancouver truck driver involved in Idaho crash
• Man accused of firing gun at SWAT officers makes court appearance
• Vancouver man sentenced for assault on baby
• Gunman holds up Hazel Dell hair salon, escapes, police say
• Portland police seek help solving fatal hit-and-run
• Document sheds light on casino approval
• UW dean headlines workshop on aging
• Author discusses botanist-explorer
• Troop’s tree pickup asking price takes New Year’s leap
• County’s stormwater plan nixed by WA panel
• Nominees sought for Caring Hearts awards
• Rain extinguishes Clark County burn ban
• County seeks input on plan for homeless aid
• Gunman holds up Hazel Dell hair salon, escapes, police say
• AG talks to packed house in B.G.
• Vulnerable rally for Medicaid benefits
• Suspected mail thieves targeted Christmas gifts on local porches
• Man arrested after shots fired at SWAT team
• Thieves' bid to steal ATM unsuccessful
• UPDATE: Woman freed after being trapped by overturned van
• Former teacher gets 18 months for sex with student
• Weather Eye: Another cold front headed this way
• Rivers sworn into office early
• Free electronic waste, block foam collection set for Saturday
• Guard, Reserve seek nominees for supportive employers honor
• Longtime Camas resident sworn in as city councilor
• West-side congregation merges with east-side megachurch
• Local attorney who pled guilty to theft disbarred
• Vital statistics
• Truck rolls on I-205; driver injured
• UPDATE: Portland police seek damaged black Mercedes in fatal hit and run
• Wanted: Public relations expert for Vancouver
• Herrera Beutler strides into House seat
• Herrera Beutler takes oath as 112th Congress convenes
• Paper Tiger Coffee Roasters a hub in Central Vancouver
• Crews repair tracks after train derailment
• Police ask help locating 13-year-old runaway
• Garrison Road fire involves laundry room
• Watch for freezing rain this morning
• Task force forming on commercial land use
• Local vigils to highlight state budget cuts
• Woodland council weighs use of E-Verify
• Nominees sought for youth leadership award
• Schools superintendent to be evaluated further
• WSDOT activates new signals at interchange
• 49th District town hall scheduled for Saturday
• Sex offender update
• Correction: Mall stalking case
• Vital statistics
• Mega Millions a mega draw
• Vancouver and two unions stalled on contracts
• Crash blocks Southeast 192nd Avenue in east Vancouver
• Ridgefield woman, 63, found dead on Oregon beach
• Firefighters quell fire at Rose Village home
• Whipple Creek Church makes its presence felt
• Weather Eye: Temperatures to rise as precipitation falls
• Girls' self-defense seminar set for Friday
• City hires new development planner
• Herrera Beutler opens field office, names staff
• Vancouver likely to extend its biggest contract
• Man pleads guilty in mortgage fraud case involving Vancouver firm
• New Year’s Eve fireworks trigger few complaints
• Burn ban tightened in Clark County
• Man accused of soliciting assault appears in court
• Local officals sworn into office
• One car stolen, second car-jacking thwarted
• Video shows robber slam into ATM with minivan
• Thieves crash into Vancouver bowling alley
• Local Ex-POWs group holds final meeting
• Off Beat: Plane engine out of its element
• VanMall library swamped on Sundays
• Boat launch replacement stays afloat
• YWCA seeks ‘voices’ for foster kids
• Snowmobiler rescued after accident on Mount St. Helens
• A Peek Ahead Points to Issues of ’11
• WSUV names Sen Hoss to development position
• Giants of philanthropy leave county example to follow
• Retirements bring city a new face
• Weather Eye: 2011 starts cold and dry; we’ll see if 2010’s rainfall continues
• Welcome to the world
• Vancouver man accused of soliciting assault
• Two injured in morning crash at Padden Parkway
• In video production, Skyview student is all-American star
• State: Vancouver unfair to police union leader
• Port Buries Treasure for High-Tech Hunt
• What the heck will 2011 bring?
• Homeless help event seeks volunteers
• Vancouver can let volunteers keep watch for stolen vehicles
• What's open and what's closed today
• Air cannons will start scaring birds Monday
• Third member joins GOP 18th District committee
• $25,000 scholarship offered for study abroad
• Women’s dining circle to help overseas
• One hurt as fire damages Vancouver fourplex
• Wreck slows traffic on I-5 Bridge
• Firefighters quickly knock down house fire
• Land trust inks conservation easement with Pope Resources
• Driver skids van into parked firetruck
• Beloved fitness teacher succumbs to cancer
• Burn ban issued for region
• State synthetic pot ban to take effect soon
• Vital statistics
• Columbia basin starts with healthy snowpack
• What’s open and what’s closed today and New Year’s Day:
• Learn to teach local gardening
• Traffic will be delayed as workers stabilize slope
• Vigil honors Vancouver's Fire Station 6
• Search in Skamania County for missing man suspended
• Cowlitz not worried despite casino backer's growing debt
• Driver loses consciousness on I-5 in Hazel Dell, collision ensues
• Cool temps, sunshine on tap
• Ridgefield man gathers cans, bottles to give good cheer to others
• Teens sound alarm about sex trafficking
• McDonald’s grants $25,000 to free clinic
• Running Start information nights planned
• Clark College tackles mental health
• Weather Eye: With cold, wind, it’ll feel like winter
• Website warns drivers of speed traps
• Lost snowboarders rescued at Ski Bowl, cold, wet, tired
• Skyview Band snowed in during trip to Arizona
• Gresham, Ore., man still missing in Skamania County on Wednesday night
• Snow? Rain? Hail? It depends on where you were
• Skamania County search continues for Gresham, Ore. man
• Weather: Snow possible, accumulation unlikely
• Panel will check park, recreation funding
• New weather blogger predicts chance of local snow
• State buys polluted parcel; taxpayers stuck with cleanup bill
• Clark firefighters forgo raise to forestall layoff
• Horse arena hit by building permit mix-up
• Skamania County searchers Tuesday didn’t find missing Gresham, Ore., man
• Criminal defense attorney Lee Baker dies of heart attack
• Hatchet attack suspect pleads not guilty
• Former police officer who won major settlement dies
• More rain for Clark County
• Amber Alert issued for boy taken from Port Townsend
• Casino: Terms of voided ’04 agreement are expected to shape inter-government relationship
• Cowlitz reservation changes casino picture
• Weather Eye: Snow in the forecast? We will wait and see
• Top news? Stories that touch a nerve
• Cause of fatal fire is undetermined
• More arrests, less death on roads
• Officers’ decision to shoot justified in October standoff
• Suspect in patrol vehicle heist is denied bail
• Correction: Wind power
• Vital statistics
• Woman hit by vehicle near Chkalov Drive
• Washougal mayor may face traffic charge
• Fleeing suspect in patrol vehicle heist appears in court
• Police use Taser to end two-hour face-off
• Top 10 local stories of ’10
• East Coast storm strands travelers, vexes drivers
• Longview man shoots self during standoff
• Teenage offenders turn their own troubles to videos
• Bill targets secret campaign spending
• Isabella, Alexander top baby names in state
• Off Beat: Donations make a dent in the hunger problem, one can at a time
• Vancouver man faces Chicago drug charges
• East coast weather affects some PDX flights
• Driver steals deputy's patrol car
• Police locate missing Vancouver woman, child
• Unpack the tux for party politics, New Year’s style
• Top 10 local stories of ’10
• Weather Eye: Next question: A white New Year?
• Ball fields ready to go to bid
• Worth another look
• Police seek help finding missing Vancouver woman, child
• 'Baby Jesus' stolen from lawn display
• Faulty legs hinder high-spirited dog
• With economy in trash, less garbage is in the dump
• Here’s a peek at the top 10 list
• Vancouver charity bridges gap between foster teens, needs
• Loaves and Fishes for seniors in La Center
• What's closed today?
• Christmas Eve car crash injures child, 2 adults
• 'Vaseline salesman' startles Vancouver resident
• Federal decision shocks, dismays casino foes
• Feds clear way for Cowlitz casino
• A good day to travel
• Seniority-based teacher layoffs hurt student learning, UW study finds
• Vital Statistics
• Author calls Gen. George Marshall 'a template for public leadership'
• Holiday closures in Clark County
• Tibetan monks create, then dismantle sand art
• Federal decision shocks, dismays casino foes
• Woodland man gets six months for lewd photos
• Suspect in Washougal drive-by arrested
• Feds clear way for Cowlitz casino
• Second suspect in hatchet attack arrested
• Car, cow collide near Ridgefield
• With help from church, widow operates food cart in B.G.
• Correction: 104th Division
• Local cities to state: No unfunded mandates
• Weather Eye: Christmas snow? Dream on
• Holiday closures in Clark County
• UPDATE: One of two suspects in hatchet attack captured
• Father and son sentenced to death in Oregon bank bombing
• It’s now Jaime Herrera Beutler
• Burning truck produces lots of smoke
• Fire destroys truck, duplex spared
• Men sought in north county hatchet attack
• Traveling today? Most roads are OK
• Vital statistics
• Corrections: Business license
• 3rd District change could paint the area ‘red’
• Vancouver to buy Rose Village land to become parks
• Chronis' Restaurant will serve Christmas meal
• Feds sue Washougal man over construction in Gorge
• Sand creation by visiting Tibetan Buddhists symbolizes impermanence
• Amtrak adds two trains for holiday travel crunch
• Burglars steal recreation equipment from Marshall Community Center
• Council will vote again on paying for insurance
• Sorrow and hope fill memorial service for homeless
• Elderly man, wife die in house fire in rural Skamania County
• UPDATE: Man helps woman pinned under rolling wheelchair van at hospital
• Woman pinned under wheelchair van at hospital
• Vancouver drug dealer kept stash in toddler's bedroom
• Commissioners agree to stay at current salary
• UPDATE: Two die in fire at Skamania County home
• Winter could start with some snowflakes
• Gas leak triggers evacuations in Battle Ground
• Despite court ruling, panel urges shooting sea lions
• Fire strikes Grand Mart convenience store
• Allegations against B.G. councilor found lacking
• Two sides dig in as county fair horse drama deepens
• Salmon projects funded in Skamania, Clark
• Police group lands $25,000 Walmart grant
• Weather Eye: Winter catches up with the weather
• New Clark County atlas now available
• Invasive plants targeted as Gee Creek’s banks undergo another round of weeding
• Vital statistics
• Vancouver fire crews’ response times miss targets
• Several assailants sought in knife attack near E. Fourth Plain
• Police warn of string of daytime burglaries
• Patrons pack post offices just days before Christmas
• Vancouver man arrested for possession of marijuana, guns in Oregon
• Vancouver man arrested on drug, weapons allegations
• Two smell smoke, flee home
• Snow a possibility this week
• County Prosecutor Art Curtis retiring after 30 years
• Holiday party draws primarily women veterans
• C-Tran slashes vanpool rates to raise commuters’ interest
• Off beat: Former first lady’s recent visit not her first link to Vancouver
• Golik hopes to preserve predecessor Art Curtis’ legacy
• Snow in some spots in the county
• Snow may fall at higher elevations in county
• Fiery demonstration sears in tree safety
• Rep. Brian Baird wraps up sixth and final term
• Weather eye: It was windy and according to plan
• Walmart wants your vote to feed the hungry
• Marshall's leadership topic of Thursday talk
• Two parcels proposed for city parks
• Council lukewarm on paying premiums
• New high school requirements will wait for funding
• Public meetings
• Fallen Marine Sgt. Jason D. Peto remembered
• Phone service restored in parts of Washougal
• Wind-related problems leave thousands without power
• Mrs. Bush: Quite the class act!
• Christmas light display in Vancouver benefits Doernbecher
• Severed phone cable in Washougal may be repaired today
• Judge doesn’t buy fraudster’s tale, gives him prison
• Vital statistics
• Visitors center at Bonneville Dam closed for maintenance
• Mail collections set for Sunday to beat the rush
• Windstorms down trees and powerlines around the county
• La Center woman killed in north-county crash
• Vancouver protesters rally for one state job that faces the ax
• Cut cable interrupts Washougal phone service
• Hazel Dell woman sentenced for house fire
• Woman gets 4 years for $300,000 theft
• Legislators voice unity on budget
• Fire crews respond to car stalled on railroad tracks
• Snow in the forecast for Clark County
• Citizen volunteers look to deter crime
• Man killed in officer-involved shooting in Portland
• "Survivor" star hosts season finale party
• 4-H horse program might skip Clark County Fair
• Party set for women veterans, families
• Artistry encompassed in a cup
• Hazel Dell throws holiday bash
• Gregoire to push for Columbia River Crossing dollars
• Police: Do you recognize alleged guitar thief?
• Snow forecast for Vancouver on Friday night, Saturday morning
• Callers help recover stolen car; arrest made
• Police seek help solving robbery investigation
• La Center man sentenced for vehicular homicide
• La Center couple dies in murder-suicide
• False report of robbery brings deputies
• ATMs stolen from two Clark County convenience stores
• Update: Firefighters knock down blaze in vacant house
• Weather Eye: Today will be the calm before the storm
• Vital statistics
• With major reservations, Murray votes for tax package
• Holiday party set for women veterans, families
• Children's center scores $7,500 check from BNSF
• Herrera gets House committee assignments
• $2.5M in aid to help build affordable housing
• Lawrence to lead county Dems
• Clark County lawmakers wary of governor’s budget plan
• Investigation into shooting death of deputy's son complete
• Police identify couple dead in double suicide
• Commissioners will turn down salary and car allowance increases
• Gregoire outlines proposed 2011–13 budget
• State strengthens 'move over' law on roadways
• City seeks $7.7M for ash-to-energy project
• Riverview bank sites collecting food
• Laura Bush champions libraries during Vancouver visit
• Local Patriot Guard Riders accompany body of Marine
• PUD adopts 2011 budget with no rate hike
• County commissioners’ salaries, car allowances to go up
• Severe weather sends Vancouver schools into lockdown
• Two found dead in Camas house
• Vancouver woman, 42, drowns in Columbia River
• Man injured in crash that downed power pole
• Weather Eye: A week of cooling will slide us into winter
• Walk & Knock draws record generosity
• Police, Nautilus help needy kids
• Vital statistics
• Clarification: Food bank
• Two reappointed to planning commission
• Waste Connections gives $10,000 to parks
• WSDOT gives city its full certification acceptance
• Road-rage shooting ends with man’s suicide
• City explores funding options for road improvements
• Trial set for former Congressional candidate
• Trial set for former congressional candidate Hedrick
• Road rage incident ends in suicide
• Wet week in store for Clark County
• Five shots allegedly fired; party's host in jail
• Off Beat: Young couple’s hike to WWII lookout tower a cliffhanger
• Vancouver ceremony remembers lost loved ones
• Firefighters union explores alternative insurance option
• City looks to rein in health care costs
• Clark College faculty pushing for pay bump
• BNSF tracks near Ridgefield opened to freight trains
• House with a history is at the center of a Woodland zoning quarrel
• An upstream alternative for I-5 bridge
• Santa wears a badge for low-income children
• Weather Eye: Hold on tight for plenty of weather
• Safety warnings hit, with bells on
• County restores all-year park access
• Washington legislators OK budget plan in special session
• Local legislators react to session
• Rain has fallen, rain falls, rain will fall
• Non-injury accident slows I-5 traffic
• Warnings issued for floods, landslides
• Camas, Washougal students stuff buses with tons of food
• About Web, assumptions and heat
• Evergreen choir plans concert, fundraisers
• Vital statistics
• Firefighters serve pancakes in Hazel Dell
• New I-5 bridge will block view from Vancouver waterfront buildings, developer says
• Heavy-duty rain expected this weekend
• Man seriously hurt in car vs. pedestrian crash
• Firefighters douse Stapleton kitchen fire that spread into attic
• Defense attorney named as court commissioner
• Update: Missing man located
• Fundraising goal met for new Clark County Food Bank HQ
• Cops to give Santa escort to meet sick kids
• Funeral for Marine set; flags to be half-staff
• Moeller named to House speaker pro-tem role
• DeWitt Construction mounts evergreen atop 130-foot crane in Salmon Creek
• Santa train won’t stop in Vancouver this year
• La Center OKs $6.7M budget with 1% tax hike
• City purchases bonds for street construction
• 29 apply to become Vancouver fire chief
• Correction: Hewlett-Packard location; Fargher Lake
• Wis., Ohio’s loss of high-speed rail funds is Washington’s gain
• Woman charged in slaying pleads guilty to burglary
• Little League board member arrested for theft
• Firefighters respond to two crashes overnight
• Weather Eye: It was downright wet and balmy
• Wetland bank proposal may restore part of Fargher Lake
• Opposition sprouts to proposed tree rules
• B.G. councilor will not face any action
• Jack, Will and Rob Center to host festival Dec. 15
• Officers, social workers brighten kids' holidays
• Flapjack fundraiser to benefit holiday party
• Hawaiian foundation awarded cultural grant
• Walk/run event to help Lake Shore instructor
• Auditor reviews county’s cash-handling procedures
• City officials cleared in flap over initiatives
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Cardrooms
• Police rush to Cascade Park after 5:53 p.m. holdup
• Man robs Papa Murphy's in Cascade Park
• Vancouver Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Clark County approves 1 percent levy increase
• Father, son convicted in fatal Ore. bank bombing
• Event Reminder! Legislative Outlook Breakfast
• Evergreen High celebrates Amboy artist’s sculpture
• Washougal City Hall closed for staff meeting and recognition breakfast
• Hearings examiner approves first link of railroad trail
• Woodland OKs ordinance dealing in cardrooms
• Old Apple Tree gets a little off the top
• Municipalities continue budget approvals
• A train ride with Santa
• Vancouver ceremony salutes Pearl Harbor survivors
• Weather: Rain, wind and a high of 47
• Library turns new page on used books
• Possible changes to city tree rules target pruning, topping
• Ridgefield approves $14.7M budget for 2011
• Pets sit for Santa to benefit shelter
• Survivors of Pearl Harbor to gather
• Off Beat: World War II brought less-motivated soldiers to attention
• Photos With Santa
• La Center man cited after 3-vehicle crash
• A breakdown of what taxes buy
• A property taxation equation
• Hear about socially responsible investing
• Weather Eye: Cold may be coming this winter, but not this week
• WSUV lecture examines food supply, choices
• Undying legacy of philanthropy celebrated
• County GOP picks Vick as leader for 2011-12
• Share collects gifts, plans holiday party
• Man gets jail for having a gun, no charge for shooting a man
• Sex offender update
• Public meetings
• (Walk &) Knocked it out of the park
• Camas police make robbery arrest
• Examination of our taxing Sunday story
• Museum holds open house, artisans' market
• Overflow parking set for Granger funeral
• Vital statistics
• Pageant winners join officials to aid charity
• Update: Author Spike Walker will miss event
• Jury gets case of alleged wire fraud
• Vancouver man pleads not guilty in fire attack
• Two hurt when Prius, F-250 collide
• State, unions reach health care pact
• Two arrested in Northeast Vancouver drug bust
• Overflow parking available for Mary Granger's funeral
• County GOP elects leaders
• Battle Ground state of the city address scheduled
• Kids’ dental projects get $25,000 in grants
• Unions limit state's budget-cutting options
• Correction: Wrong figure
• Police identify one victim of shooting
• Man displays knife, takes cigarettes
• Washington State University presses billion-dollar drive
• Former Skyview teacher pleads guilty to having sex with student
• Elderly exploitation suspect had 17 felony warrants, police say
• B.G. couple accused of exploiting woman make court appearance
• Police: No knife, no witness and no pizza
• Weather Eye: 20 years of keeping an eye on local weather
• Scout gets word out about Walk & Knock
• Vital statistics
• Zarelli unveils plan for big cuts
• Applicants sought for parking committee
• Block foam disposal offered Saturday in city
• City gets clean financial, accountability audits
• Keeping Clark County homeless connected
• Dike Road roundabout work to close offramp
• Santa will visit county for weekend festivities
• Man displays knife, takes cigarettes in Camas Safeway
• Clark County's Hanukkah celebration begins
• B.G. man remains in intensive care after crash
• B.G. man, wife suspected of cheating 81-year-old woman
• Athletic extras needed for new TBS pilot being shot in Portland
• Vancouver man jailed on suspicion of arson, attempted murder
• Ridgefield receives clean financial, accountability audits
• Officials skeptical of school safety product
• Commissioners consider cash reserve for utility
• WSP trooper test set for Saturday
• Grand Menorah Lighting will welcome Hanukkah
• Unions pressed to give up more
• 9 parks and trailheads stay open this month
• WSUV makes grade with veterans
• Battle Ground tree lighting, holiday party set Friday night
• Ridgefield, Stevenson get state road grants
• $1M in hearing aids donated to School for Deaf
• Appeals court backs exasperated judge on Hastings conviction
• Man gets 20 years for sexually soliciting Vancouver girl, 9
• Car prowls on the rise, Vancouver police say
• Winter Weather Advisory issued for Gorge
• OSP: One dead in crash near Rainier
• Man critically injured after crashing into ditch
• Region’s blood supply at critically low level, official warns
• Tell us about your holiday decorations
• State approves requests for Salmon Creek hospital
• Budget woes threaten program to help low-income teen moms
• Weather Eye: Does early snow reduce odds of white Christmas?
• Mary Granger’s service to be held this weekend
• Battle Ground public servants will serve breakfast
• Gorge commission sees resources eroding
• DNA tests delaying investigation into shooting death of deputy’s son
• Sign-up deadline for highly capable students
• Ore. terror suspect pleads not guilty
• Fog and rain in daytime forecast
• Armed man robs Hazel Dell restaurant
• Firefighter kept residents plugged into department
• Tree festival soars at air museum
• Flamingos flock to Washougal yards
• Off Beat: Foreign-born nurses grateful for bounty, freedoms found in U.S.
• Shoppers beware man with hard-luck story
• Fire destroys tractor-trailer rig
• Bogus debt collectors join AG’s list of scams
• Mick Shutt, longtime voice of PUD, retires
• Clean-water activist will present an update on conditions in Haiti
• Weather Eye: Give thanks for the thrill of snow, then a break from shoveling
• Work is a blessing for a woman of good will
• Public meetings
• ‘Grand and gracious’ Mary Granger, philanthropist, dies at 78
• Accidental fire causes $100,000 in damage to Vancouver house
• Santa’s helpers on wheels
• Accidental fire causes $100,000 in damages to Vancouver home
• City sets tree aglow
• I’m way into being thankful
• Program will light candles to honor dead children
• Clark conservation district seeks board candidates
• Rebecca Blaisdell is picked for library board
• WSUV’s embrace of veterans recognized
• Sharing the care – and the love - for man with ALS
• Feds: Teen plotted bombing at Portland tree-lighting ceremony
• Freezing rain causes trouble in Gorge
• Oregon State Patrol reports backups on I-5
• Black Friday: 500 in line for electronics
• ’Tis better to give than receive, TisBest says
• Other area groups share holiday feast
• Scammers rip off job seekers, police warn
• DNA from fight with intruder leads to man’s arrest
• Firefighters collect coats for needy
• Holiday closures
• Firefighters battle two Vancouver chimney fires
• Volunteers at church, Chronis’ Restaurant help others enjoy Thanksgiving
• Crash partially blocks I-5 offramp
• Holiday closures
• Give book, be angel in holiday charity effort
• Rockfall work to delay travel on Highway 14
• Snowfall closes last six miles of Highway 504
• Humane Society for Southwest Washington sets holiday adoption sale
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Drug dosage
• Correction: Final election results
• Weather Eye: More surprises might be ahead in December
• Your identity for sale online
• Several sites offer free Thanksgiving meals
• Facing cuts, Clark County health department seeks to educate public
• How Far Would A Reluctant Private Investigator Go To Uncover The Truth?
• Fire officials warn about chimney fires
• Police search for alleged intruder who resident hit with pipe
• Turkey of a Thanksgiving forecast: freezing rain
• Police search for injured intruder
• Overnight fire destroys Battle Ground home
• Man charged with assault of month-old son
• Frigid but sunny day ahead in Clark County
• Closure confusion frosts parents
• Stuff the Bus food drive begins
• States put end to smelt-dips
• Local election turnout was nearly 68%
• County approves 20-year cycling, pedestrian plan
• Corrections
• Vital statistics
• Several sites offering free turkey dinners
• Woman taken into custody after barricading herself with a gun
• Baby, it’s STILL cold outside
• Woman who shot husband gets 20 years
• Salmon-munching sea lions get reprieve from federal appeals court
• Bethany Storro donations to be returned, bank says
• DNA ties man to home invasion
• After the storm: "Everything looks pretty calm"
• Vancouver, Southwest Washington school delays and closures, C-Tran bus route changes
• Morning forecast: Cold, slippery, maybe some snow
• Vancouver school board tops in state
• Weather Eye: Snow plays game of cat and mouse with county
• Vancouver police grant targets sex crimes
• Troopers urge drivers to take it slow in bad weather
• Local roads are likely to be icy Tuesday
• Mielke late on property taxes; will pay before Dec. 1
• Crew prepares tree for lighting ceremony
• UPDATE: Snow less than forecast, ICE Tuesday morning
• Snow still coming, weather service says
• C-Tran routes with Portland service joined during commute
• B.G. council cancels study session
• Vancouver man gets 13 years for rape, kidnap of girl
• Hearings examiner rules against Washougal zip-line operator
• CCSO identifies man who accidentally shot, killed himself
• Clark County school closures, delays
• Fire department: Ice a factor in more than 30 crashes
• Wheels turning on county bike plan
• Off Beat: Washington, Oregon play to a tie in nurses’ road safety rankings
• State fines B.G. schools’ horticulture programs
• Woodland council to vote on cardrooms Dec. 6
• Food bank’s so close to new HQ, they can taste it
• Cell phones, other high-tech gadgets are bullies’ new tools for taunting
• Sixth-grader launches refrain against bullying
• Snow brings fun, excitement
• Bay grad’s tale illustrates persistent bullying problem
• Snow falls in metro area
• Teens test perils of texting, driving
• Cuts to Medicaid threaten real pain
• Wrong-way driver alleged to have been drunk
• Weather Eye: Watching for snow? The key will be those shivery east winds
• Cops file complaints against La Center
• Clock’s ticking at Chronis’, other places that prepare free dinners
• Deputies: Man accidentally shoots, kills himself in Vancouver
• I found the secret blog book!
• Battle Ground changes utility billing statements
• 'Caring Heart' nominations open
• School tour features King Elementary, VSAA
• Evergreen school district offers tours of schools
• Retrial scheduled for what could be man’s 3rd strike
• Vancouver, Battle Ground mayors propose county cultural task force
• Bicyclist from India stops in Vancouver on global journey
• Baird: Still no interest in pulling any punches
• Vital statistics
• Herrera feels like big winner for D.C. office
• 9 taken to hospital after two unrelated collisions Friday night
• Vancouver couple win $80,000 from scratch ticket
• Former band teacher sentenced for sex with student
• Woman robs marijuana grower in Woodland, fires shot, police say
• ODOT plans I-5 ramp closure tonight
• Larch Corrections Center to remain open
• Body found in Columbia Slough
• New! Chamber Cash Referral Program
• Herrera draws for office space
• Alleged accomplice in shooting in court
• Taking a (flu) shot at fighting a killer
• Lawmakers: Budget action can’t wait
• Columbia River High offers girls' self-defense
• Evergreen High hosts all-district concert
• Bay, Fort to host events on college awareness
• Battle Ground OKs bonds for Scotton Way work
• Correction: Employment error
• Snow threat spurs city to ask people to prepare, be patient
• Snow headed to Clark County?
• Vancouver making a pitch for Junior baseball World Series
• Probe continues, but no arrest in case of two men shot Nov. 4
• UPDATE: Firefighters put quick stop on residential fire
• BPA gets specific with new power line map
• Campaign seeks to deter drunk drivers
• Weather suspends bridge painting
• Alleged robber in shootout pleads not guilty
• Record rainfall totals 1.59 inches
• Wet weather expected through weekend
• Weather Eye: Things have to be just right, but we might get snow
• Standard & Poor's raises city's rating
• Mental health agency seeks toys for kids
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Higher education funding
• Correction: Game show appearance
• Study gauges success of wild fish rescue
• Utility proposes a tight electric budget for 2011
• Two parks receive playground grants
• County officials make pleas for more money
• Districts awarded energy grants
• Supporters fight to keep Larch open
• Dozen Clark County crashes blamed on rainfall
• Minor flooding slows evening commute
• Woman pleads guilty to forging 90-year-old’s checks
• Judge dismisses Vancouver MAX rider's suit
• Robbery reveals plot to kidnap Columbia Sportswear chairwoman
• County shelves East Fairgrounds development
• County widens landslide repair below Highway 99
• Washington higher ed panel: Budget a ‘disaster’
• Zandamela focus of two Battle Ground ethics complaints
• Herrera announces her 3-member transition team
• F-15 fighters slated for night training
• Local soldier on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Mayor visits with homeless at winter hospitality overflow shelter
• Police still seeking man who ran from traffic stop in the Heights
• Tree contractor damages power line in North County
• Battle Ground Police officer struck in vehicle on SR 503
• Former Congress candidate appears on assault charge
• Portland police investigating fatal collision
• Wet week ahead in Clark County
• Weather Eye: Things will get cool after warm Monday
• City, county help with leaf disposal
• Revenue boost will help C-Tran avoid service cuts, for now
• Annual Christmas tree train starts Nov. 28
• Imprisoned lawyer ordered to pay $784,000
• Authors celebrate new county history annual
• Cemetery vases stolen; help sought
• Herrera hits the Hill
• Battle Ground toughens regulations on animal cruelty
• Vital Statistics
• UPDATE: Police arrest suspected carjacker after pursuit to Fisher’s Landing
• Police in Heights look for man who ran from traffic stop
• Study: Fire department merger has potential
• Armed robbery call turned out to be an argument
• Vancouver hears study on annexation of fire department by Fire District 5
• Expect ramp inspections, closures on I-5 in Portland
• Suspect in April shooting appears in court
• Vancouver officer who allegedly had relationship with informant resigns
• Jodi’s School of Music: 30 years on 88 keys
• ‘Spice’ still legal, warnings abound
• Off Beat: Vancouver veterans event boasted two types of ‘buffalo’ soldiers
• East Vancouver couple fulfills ‘spiritual calling’ adopting four
• Two murder trials may be postponed
• AG drops charge against Garvison
• Heritage of ancient tribal tasks, techniques
• Looking back at three-strikes
• Local firms challenged to help house homeless
• Walk and Knock seeks food drive volunteers
• Woman stands accused of pimping 18-year-old
• Accused shooter will stand trial next year
• Green for the Holidays
• Vancouver man is acquitted of plotting murder
• Wandering ballots get loving attention
• Feds will help plan water trail for paddlers on lake, 3 rivers
• Weather Eye: It may be wet today, but cooler weather is on its way
• Santa’s Posse set to collect for the needy
• Correction: Amtrak trains
• Cause of student’s death may not be known for 2 months
• Kaiser Shipyard debris to remain buried
• Debate flares over coal-fired power
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Wrong comics
• Car licenses under scrutiny by revived unit
• Car licenses under scrutiny by revived unit
• Careless smoking blamed for duplex fire
• City will dip into lodging-tax reserves
• Hilton’s debt issues could be bad news for major city events
• Zip-line operator appears at hearing
• Downtown biomass plant OK’d for further study
• Condit Dam removal clears hurdle
• Check it out: Library enhancements include more days, more best-sellers
• Fire guts duplex unit in Cascade Park
• Weather Eye: A winter scenario in the extended outlook?
• Share seeks donations for annual holiday meal
• Shoebox gift donations sought from Nov. 15-22
• Skills Center to host VIP tour, luncheon
• Rock-clearing project to delay Highway 14 traffic
• Vital statistics
• Veterans Day holiday closures
• Sex offender update
• Firefighter resigns, puts end to probe
• State bans alcoholic energy drinks
• Code Talker tells of Navajos’ role in WWII Pacific combat
• Washington’s birthday, squared
• Correction: Fort Vancouver Regional Library
• PeaceHealth wanted new City Hall
• County businesses get bleak preview of 2011 Legislature
• Code Talker to deliver Veterans Day message
• Battle Ground eyes federal bonds for road project
• Clark County gets $3.25 million for bridges
• Correction: Big 5 Sporting Goods
• Parks and Recreation scholarship reduced
• Firefighter under investigation resigns
• What’s open and what’s closed on Veterans Day
• Power outage hits downtown Vancouver
• Vancouver team heads to erupting volcano in Indonesia
• Injured alleged robber appears in court
• Chamber Cares!
• Where were you when the lights went out?
• I-5 drawbridge delays were nearly dodged
• DSHS workers allege fraud in agency
• Rally urges anti-bias action
• VFD seeking coat, blanket donations
• New Battle Ground police chief's salary set at $103,777
• Dumped needles cause temporary road closure
• Vancouver couple sentenced for fraud scheme
• Bush dinner sold out
• Counselors on-hand at school the day after student’s death
• Help wanted: Washington State Patrol filling 60 positions to replace retirees
• Council eyes boosting redevelopment
• No tax hike in proposed budget for county
• B.G. hires 30-year veteran as police chief
• Barnes’ lead for utility board position grows by 25 votes
• Weather Eye: Get ready for some ‘seasonal’ weather
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Symphony staff
• Medical problem may have killed Fort Vancouver student
• Police seek help locating missing man
• Barnes wins tight race for PUD commissioner
• Woman misses curve on Northwest Hayes near Woodland
• Bomb-clearing unit welcomed back home
• Man in shootout with marijuana owner released from hospital, jailed
• VSAA students learn style of legendary Martha Graham from touring troupe’s rehearsal director
• Fort Vancouver student dies after medical issue on school bus
• 'Operation Cross Country' nets arrest of 6 pimps, 8 prostitutes locally
• Rear-end collision sends one to hospital
• TV star soars at Camas kite festival
• November to stay soggy for a few days
• New city manager savors challenges
• Recovery next focus of retiring retirement home
• Off Beat: If campaign ads seemed inescapable, that’s because they were
• Correction: KATU reporter
• Death notices
• Prostitution sting yields 14 arrests, two rescues
• Laura Bush to headline library foundation dinner
• 4,022 miles come together, ridden one at a time, over the months
• County’s parks systems seek to share solutions on funding
• Water quality hearing set for Vancouver
• Celebration to benefit Ray Hickey Hospice House
• Losses not end of road for anti-tolling activist
• Election's winners consider what they will do with power
• Open house to explore safety on 179th Street
• Tool library getting organized Monday
• 5 injured in head-on crash near Woodland
• Veterans Parade strikes chord for all
• Weather Eye: It has been raining, and it’s raining again around Clark County
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Shooting victim
• When crisis hits, Trauma Intervention volunteers rush in
• Correction: Day care license
• Comment period extended on Alcoa plan
• District 6 firefighter put on paid leave
• I-205 southbound lanes closed this weekend
• ‘Career bank robber’ sentenced 17 years
• Vancouver schools seek budget advisers
• Day care license revoked before arrest
• Set clocks back, adjust your inner timetable
• ‘Blackout in a can’ prompts alarm in Clark County
• Closing down elections
• Stuart still leads, but stays cautious
• Vancouver Barracks Veterans Parade to honor Buffalo Soldiers
• Two ethics complaints filed in Battle Ground
• Firefighter placed on leave pending investigation
• Day care provider pleads not guilty
• UPDATED election results - 4 p.m. Friday
• Vital Statistics
• Commissioner Stuart declares victory
• Schools extend invite to veterans
• Man with county ties arrested in Ore.
• City offers free leaf disposal
• Shooting victim remains hospitalized
• Tonight, on "20/20": the Ray Spencer story
• Man arrested near Skyview, lockdown lifted
• Two people shot; Vancouver police search for gunmen
• Firefighters to train at old Vancouver Clinic
• Indoor kite festival to benefit robotics club
• Arc headquarters to move to 18th Street
• BPA chief stands by decision to rule out Ore. route
• One last scoop creates deeper Columbia River
• Correction: The Night of Song and Praise
• Herrera looks to get down to nation’s business
• Stuart’s edge over Svehaug grows
• La Center mayor recovers from surgery for cancer
• Golik on prosecutor race: ‘I knew I was going to win’
• Panel weighs new Interstate 5 bridge design
• Salute to veterans at 7 tonight at museum
• Police identify men in home shootout
• Weather Eye: What a roller coaster ride, with highs in 70s
• Vancouver teen pleads not guilty in shooting
• Deputies nab man with Clark County ties after alleged Oregon home invasion
• UPDATED election results - 8 p.m. Thursday
• Business Matters
• UPDATED election results - 10:15 p.m. Wednesday
• Skamania County update: Latest vote counts show same winners, losers
• Balcony burns at old Hidden family house
• Camas High principal wins statewide honor
• Special Olympics bowlers to compete
• National Historic Site entry free on Vets Day
• Probst takes early lead in 17th
• Harris claims victory in 17th District over Stonier
• Rep. Moeller re-elected in 49th Legislative District
• Hansen holding his Vancouver City Council seat
• Rep. Jacks re-elected to 49th Legislative District
• Clark, Cowlitz commissioners, BPA chief to attend power line meeting
• Vancouver man gets 10 years for soliciting teen, using gov’t computer
• Winds gust across Clark County, bring warmer temps.
• Lawmakers, judges run unopposed
• Two men hospitalized with gunshot wounds
• Voter turnout reaches 48 percent
• Vancouver council votes against paying toward dependents' health insurance premiums
• Rivers builds strong lead over Kampe for 18th District seat
• Golik ahead in prosecutor race
• Car comes to rest atop roadside wall
• UPDATED election results - 9:57 p.m.
• Voter turnout exceeds expectations
• Herrera claims 3rd Congressional District win
• Skamania County voters favoring Todd, Anderson, Kick
• Clark Public Utilities commissioner Nancy Barnes leading challenger
• Jacks re-elected to 49th Legislative District seat
• Rivers thumps Kampe in 18th District race
• Van Nortwick has edge over Seekins, clerk’s race too close to call
• Stuart winning in county commissioner race
• Stuart winning in county commissioner race
• Incumbents shine in 15th Legislative District
• Vancouver City Council seat goes Hansen
• Skamania County asks AG to drop Garvison case
• Ballots due; decision time for Heck, Herrera
• Vancouver council passes budget with $9 million in cuts
• City of Vancouver officially names Holmes city manager
• Local dentists give troops a treat
• Decision by Ecology leads B.G. to scrap sewer facility
• Dam operators become chums of the chum
• Garvison faces no action from current employer
• Get vaccinated now before flu season starts
• Weather Eye: Welcome break from soggy Monday on way
• Correction: WSUV engineering
• Wreck backs up commuters on I-5
• Teen ticketed after crash on Highway 500
• Rossi waves signs with supporters
• Vancouver woman accused of stealing ill son's drugs at a Pennsylvania Hospital
• Time to vote running short
• WSUV associate professor lands pair of grants to help take program to next level
• Council may pay toward benefits
• Offbeat: Chinook elementary students will get signature moment in space
• Patty Murray speaks to 200 in Vancouver
• Market ends its season and an era
• Van extensively damages Vancouver restaurant
• Body paint artist gets people in the spooky spirit
• Weather Eye: A dark and stormy night at the coast
• Cities to ask residents to pay more
• Council to vote on 2011-12 budget Monday
• County’s politics may see shake-up
• Open house to show revised flood map
• Public meetings
• Police: Day care provider found passed out in car with kids
• Correction: Technology in schools
• Fire District 6 welcomes trick-or-treaters
• Planning tally for new I-5 bridge: $108.5 million
• Museum to honor, help vets, service members
• For McDonnell, accolades and adieus
• Voter turnout on track to be 60%
• Seminar to focus on avoiding fraud, scams
• City seeks resident to serve on VHA board
• Finding a little local everywhere
• Vital statistics
• Library to close for new equipment installation
• Investigations of teen crashes near completion
• Cops seize marijuana
• Vancouver man located in Italian hospital after mugging
• Crash investigations near completion
• Fundraiser to help injured teen, Kris Miles, will be at Whole Foods today
• Alcoa cleanup meeting draws small crowd
• Mayor's next town hall meeting set for Nov. 10
• 39th Street overpass enables rail upgrades
• Vancouver schools test iPods as classroom tools
• Share gets Meyer Memorial Trust grant, loan
• Campaign trail: Murray rally
• City seeks applicants for library trustee
• Two suspects arrested after high-speed pursuit
• Police: Vancouver man killed self after Longview shootout
• Police: At-large armed robbery suspect already jailed
• Businessman David Madore discusses his faith at prayer breakfast
• Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze
• Vancouver pair arrested after frantic pursuit from Longview to Woodland
• "20/20" episode on Spencer rescheduled for Nov. 5
• Wet weather contributes to crashes on SR 500
• Armed man canvasses, robs convenience store
• 800 turnout for annual prayer breakfast
• Arc forum to address needs of disbaled
• Cybercrime expert to speak at Clark College
• Former Skamania auditor Garvison charged
• Murray fights for Southwest Washington, Cantwell says
• Proposed public health budget cuts $2 million
• Oregon reminds drivers to stow studded tires
• La Niña may mean more snow in Vancouver area
• Weather Eye: After some in-between weather, look for weekend rain
• Landslide forces lane closure on Highway 99
• Bicyclist suspected in string of home burglaries
• I-205 accident slows Wednesday night traffic
• Boy, 9, struck by car
• Budget cuts worry disabled voters at forum
• Court effort helps one-time drunk driver embrace sobriety
• Early Clark County vote turnout on par with past
• County to expand use of E-Verify
• Fort, Bay students perform Shakespeare
• Natural area a hidden gem south of Battle Ground
• Armed robber dead after trading shots with police in Longview
• Man charged with vehicular homicide, hit and run
• Unattended fire causes house blaze
• Bank robbery suspect arrested
• Mysterious line of trees blocks view of Salmon Creek
• Police shooting of war veteran justified, prosecutor says
• Heck’s, Herrera’s questions go unanswered
• Captured in Clark County, alligator helps teach kids about reptiles
• Weather Eye: Rainfall already above average for month of October
• Vital statistics
• Corrections: Jay Kennedy Scholarship; TV; Steigerwald
• Grants fund research on alcohol, nicotine
• Campaign trail: Heck; forum; moveon.org
• Searchers looking for lost plane in SW Washington
• Ariel woman sentenced for embezzlement
• Holmes named new Vancouver city manager
• Vancouver City Councilor Jeanne Harris returns, apologizes again for behavior
• Vehicles collide in downtown Vancouver
• 39th Street overpass set to open next week
• Public hearing Thursday on Alcoa monitoring plan
• Transportation officials permit studded tires
• Ex-Lowe’s worker ordered to pay $500K
• Some Marshall Center swimmers upset about Sunday closure
• With negotiations done, 18th Street work starts today
• Land trust purchase a boon to migratory birds
• Off Beat: B.G. joins Vancouver on list of local cities beset by name confusion
• Crews respond to basement fire in Yacolt
• More than an inch of rain soaks Vancouver
• Ridgefield woman convicted of shooting husband
• Amboy man dies of injuries suffered in crash
• Mission
• Task force will reconvene to assess sea lion eradication at Bonneville Dam
• Train destroys car stuck on tracks in east Vancouver
• Teen paralyzed after being shot shows encouraging signs
• Does your smoke alarm work?
• Man on motorized bicycle hospitalized after collision with SUV
• Zarelli urges changing state pension plans
• Couple say stop by police ‘overkill’
• Public meetings
• Clark College to screen classic silent thriller
• Seminar offers tips to outwit scammers
• Weather Eye: Time to batten down the hatches and bundle up
• Battle Ground to gain 117 more residents and Christian school
• Windy forecast prompts cancellation of Farmers Market on Sunday
• Barn fire damage estimated at $120,000
• At state blind, deaf schools, cuts hit deeper
• 3rd-striker is getting 2nd look on two points
• Workshop offers advice on septic system care
• City gets high marks for open accountability
• Group seeks input on transport for aging
• More than survival from domestic violence
• Correction: Campaign contributions
• St. Helens institute wins national recognition
• Heck’s record: A bill in ’83, but no vote for income tax
• Vital statistics
• Prepare to be befuddled!
• Wet and wild weekend expected in Vancouver, Southwest Washington
• Teen, shot Tuesday in Hazel Dell, remains in critical condition
• Jury begins deliberating case of shooting wife
• Morning crash sends teen to hospital
• Money flows in legislative contests
• New scholarship fund honors Jay Kennedy
• Yale Elementary gets award for test scores
• Disabled vets open new service office
• Correction: “Nickelodeon’s Storytime Live!”
• Local veterans invited to job fair at Clark
• Correction: Brian Peck
• Two teens, one a Vancouver resident at times, indicted in gang shooting
• Intent at issue as shooting case heads to jury
• Vancouver brothers headed to prison for selling “ice”
• Complaint filed against NoTolls.com
• Heck disputes tax, spending claims in Republican ads
• Weather Eye: Weather will go from wonderful to wet over weekend
• Correction: Condominium auction
• Vital statistics
• Missing mushroom picker, 93, found safe
• Fire damages Fourth Plain Village home
• Vancouver building evacuated after chemical problem
• Obama stumps for Kitzhaber
• Authorities detain two suspects in Hazel Dell
• Pit bull named Bo may spur change in B.G. law
• Hazel Dell fire damages awning
• Vancouver arrest made in Portland-area gang shooting
• Shooting suspect appears in adult court
• 2 spots open on city’s salary review panel
• Search yields arrest of suspect in shooting
• Biden Fights for Murray, Dems
• Skamania deputies search for mushroom picker, 93
• Obama visit expected to tie up traffic Wednesday
• Camas man found dead in Las Vegas
• Former VFW post commander charged in theft of $66,000
• Volunteers needed for Make a Difference Day
• Proposed code changes focus of open house
• Applicants sought for Railroad Advisory Board
• Second-half property tax payments due Nov. 1
• Wildlife Art Trail closed Friday for installation
• Composting curriculum worms its way into class
• ‘Grandson’ scam fails to fool man
• Domestic violence topic of discussion
• Woodland rejects resolution opposing liquor initiatives
• Everybody has a story: Rocking chair comes full circle, goes back to babies
• Man shot during alleged burglary to be arraigned
• Head of the Hood: Charlie Stemper, Marrion neighborhood
• Murder-suicide confirmed in deaths
• Teen shot at Hazel Dell apartment complex
• Former Washougal finance director pleads guilty to fraud against bank
• Morning traffic slow, afternoon to be worse
• Woman appears on suspicion of attempted murder
• Sheriff’s deputies at scene of shooting in Hazel Dell
• Amboy man still in critical condition
• Two found shot dead in Hazel Dell duplex
• Fire destroys man’s beloved kit car
• Controversial flier spurs dialogue at Clark
• Trial to begin for woman accused in shooting of husband
• Biden to campaign for Murray at Pearson Air Museum
• Ballots should finally be arriving
• Amboy man in critical condition after crash
• Biden addresses political rally
• Opening statements heard in attempted murder trial
• Vancouver city council braces for major decisions
• Company backing Herrera laid off 300 in Camas
• Heck-Herrera race takes spending title
• Analysis: New bridge will cost billions more in long-term
• Vancouver physician uses Web-based patient monitoring
• Vital statistics
• Weather Eye: Rain is coming, so enjoy the ideal weather while you can
• Corrections: Assessor's race; city lawsuit
• Off Beat: B.G. schools’ water conservation efforts flush with savings
• Armed man robs Subway restaurant
• Amboy man in critical condition after crash
• La Center school board appoints new member
• Fire at Hazel Dell RV park destroys motor home
• Car catches fire in Hazel Dell
• Woodland council considers resolution opposing state liquor initiatives
• Amboy man hospitalized after car crash
• Petite pays off for pumpkin patch
• Girlfriends race for breast cancer research
• County assessor candidates polar opposites
• County clerk candidates far apart on goals
• City sued over 2007 shooting by police
• Sheriff’s race pits incumbent, familiar foe
• Heck, Herrera sprint for the Hill
• Vancouver motorcyclist hurt in crash
• Vancouver man dies in traffic crash
• In the Habit of Helping
• Herrera absent from Candidates’ forum
• Innovative party comes to Pearson on Tuesday
• Driver flees car crash, leaving injured passenger trapped
• Battle Ground narrows search for police chief to 5
• Sex Offender Update
• Commissioner contest moves beyond tolls
• Celebrating a Smile
• For $15,000, headhunting firm thins manager field to Holms
• Budget cuts hit home care
• Weather Eye: Hold on for a wet, wild winter
• Public meetings
• September a busy month for investigators
• Drug task force crashes Skyview party
• Pedestrian killed on Hwy. 14 near Evergreen Boulevard
• Army veteran runs 4,425 miles to honor fallen troops
• Congressional candidates sketch plans to cut spending
• Community Pride Design Awards recognize Parsley Center facility
• BPA chief will explain decision on line
• Are you scaring up Halloween plans?
• Vital statistics
• Who’s the big gorilla in the room?
• Pedestrian killed on Hwy. 14; wb reopened about 6:20 p.m.
• Skyview science teacher pleads not guilty to sex charges
• Woman seeks witnesses to motorcycle crash
• School board holds annual work session
• Jobs top issue in race for 15th District
• Expect a cold, wet winter ahead, experts say
• County gets grant to help young drug abusers
• City, port set workshop on integration project
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Heck
• Firefighters extinguish apartment blaze
• Fire damages Uptown Village landmark
• New poll gives Jaime Herrera 11-point lead over Denny Heck in 3rd District race
• Heck, Herrera face off on KGW-TV's Straight Talk
• Shooting, suicide end long pattern, dad says
• Rossi, Murray square off on taxes
• Golik, Boger not pulling punches in prosecutor race
• Weather Eye: Rest of month looks dry, but Wednesday was exceptional
• Johnston Ridge to close for winter season Oct. 31
• School district to put its technology on display
• Jada Rupley appointed as Clark College trustee
• Father of victim says sibling rivalry behind shooting
• Infant falls from vehicle on SR 500
• Robber hits another Mill Plain bank
• New! In Business For Business Member Spotlight
• Herrera, Heck butt heads at debate
• Racist handout, reaction roil Clark
• Correction: CenturyLink-Qwest merger
• County freezes wages for 460 workers
• Heck listens to female business owners’ concerns, ideas
• County declares a fee holiday
• Correction: Lunch Buddy volunteers
• Condit Dam removal gets key certification
• ‘Return to Spirit Lake’ author shares images
• Woman killed in fatal wreck on SR 500
• Election ballots in mail for Nov. 2 vote
• Gunman shoots pregnant sister, deputy, then kills himself
• What's Up with That? Park-and-ride, light rail may occupy lot near museum
• Robber hits First Indy bank
• Family escapes kitchen fire
• Open-carry defendant takes diversion agreement
• SWAT GUNFIGHT: Woman shot; more shots fired later; officer believed shot
• Poll: Jaime Herrera leads 3rd District race
• Y Street duplex arson still being probed; $10,000 reward
• Camas police seek missing camper
• Officer uses Heimlich, saves life
• BG police execute drug raid
• Local legislative candidates share ideas, not insults at forum
• Poverty worsens in Clark County
• Police, fire departments investigate car fire
• Former nurse pleads guilty to voyeurism
• Harris accepts Vancouver panel's finding of ethics violations
• Storm of controversy engulfs Skyview High
• Vital statistics
• Biden to campaign locally for Murray
• City Council opposes liquor initiatives
• Space underneath proposed I-5 replacement bridge has name, needs plan
• No Heck, Herrera face-to-face time in county
• Liquor initiatives could reduce cities’ revenue
• Projects scheduled for Make a Difference Day
• Free seminar on sexual assault set for Friday
• Fort Vancouver Lions host apple, pear sale
• Several honored for aiding disabled workers
• Patron tour highlights school programs
• ‘Dollie’s Garden’ dedicated
• Volunteers sought for Lunch Buddies program
• Tea Party candidate David Hedrick pleads not guilty to assault
• Former Black Panther to speak at Clark
• Police: Portland woman attacked officer with meat cleaver
• Weather Eye: Where were you when Columbus Day storm struck?
• Band assistant pleads not guilty to sex charges
• Battle Ground man struck by van in satisfactory condition
• Vancouver police arrest man after restaurant disturbance
• Fire crews respond to basement fire
• Assessor candidate: “No excuse” for not voting
• Port of Vancouver was among first to see wind energy’s business potential
• ‘Dr. Bob’ Bedrossian dies at 86
• Birdfest brings together bluegrass and barbecue
• Money, spending at the heart of race for county treasurer
• B.G., Camas schools get cash for conservation
• Off beat: Woodworker whittles down big job by making connections
• Holiday closures: Columbus Day
• Law blows Clark PUD into wind energy business
• Transmission lines key to BPA wind power plans
• Parked car set on fire
• Man creates disturbances at businesses, church
• Fire destroys large barn in La Center
• Rear-ender pushes into third vehicle; one hurt
• Weather contributes to onramp collision
• Washington's wind power windfall
• Miss Clark County, Miss Clark County’s Outstanding Teen crowned
• Mountain View stands vigil for killed students
• Herrera, Rossi join enthusiastic backers in ‘victory rally’
• Court has funds to aid addicts’ kids
• Weather Eye: Watch the rain fill those gauges
• Public meetings
• Holiday closures: Columbus Day
• Vital statistics
• Two hospitalized after vehicle hits power pole
• Events ordinance workshops scheduled
• Schools cast wary eye on Olympia
• Herrera visits sawmill to learn effects of federal regulation
• T.K. was a wonderful news guy
• Vital statistics
• Vancouver motorcyclist injured in crash
• Mountain View High students, families plan candlelight vigil for fallen teens
• Print & Post!
• Highway 502 crash sends one to hospital
• Washougal-area bears looking for easy eats
• Pipe playground comes to Fruit Valley
• Vancouver hosts reception for Russian delegation
• Humane Society gets $100,000 gift
• Marathon program offers head start in a long race
• Youth advocate, YWCA receive WSUV community awards
• Demolition of Ridgefield overpass nearly complete
• Vancouver police chase armed driver into Portland
• Pedestrian hit by car in Hazel Dell
• Albina Fuel ordered to reduce odor at Vancouver facility
• One dead following transfer station crash
• Skyview science teacher accused of sexual misconduct with female student
• Ridgefield refuge visitors will learn about wildlife at festival
• Skyview teacher makes first court appearance
• Ex-band director pleads guilty to sex with student
• Pedestrian hit by car in Hazel Dell
• Leavitt wants city council resolution against liquor privatization
• Hearing delayed for nurse accused of voyeurism
• Madore pumps $100,000 more into anti-tolls effort
• Probst, Peck face off in 17th District
• Vital Statistics
• YWCA SafeChoice shelter awarded $20,000 grant
• Clarification: Associated Hygienic Products
• Peck didn’t disclose he owns businesses on PDC financial report
• 17th District candidates far apart on key issues
• The next phase for the I-5 bridge?
• Bud Pasmore, co-founder of Walk & Knock, dies
• Evergreen superintendent to meet with patrons
• Pageant contestants take stage Saturday
• ‘Pinot, Piano and Panache’ will raise money for early learning nonprofit Nov. 5
• Weather Eye: Clark County weather will go from wonderful to wet
• Correction: Kampe position misstated
• Two-car wreck slows traffic near I-5 interchange
• Help us serve you better!
• New Member Benefit!
• NO Business After Hours October 26!
• Highway 503 improvement project finished
• Local leaders voice opposition to I-205 tolls
• Oregon establishes Hwy. 30 safety panel
• Share seeks socks for feet of homeless
• Banned plastic additive focus of WSUV seminar
• Applicants sought for planning commission
• City council candidates Hansen, Jenkins both confident
• Sparks haven’t flown in Clark Public Utilities campaign
• Library hosts candidates forum
• Murray says thanks to local volunteers
• Fruit Valley reaps vegetables of its labor
• Everybody has a story: Memories of Italy trip filled with fine food
• What's Up With That? ‘Demonstration garden’ takes root in E. Vancouver
• Moeller, Riley focus on issues
• Beaverton ATM heist leaves burglars empty-handed
• Herrera, Heck plan debates
• Crash on I-5 bridge snarls northbound freeway traffic
• Band volunteer arrested on sex charges
• Harris ethics report forwarded to Vancouver City Council
• Last two standing square off in 18th District race
• BNSF: Girl not on tracks when killed
• Prairie High School to hold dinner-auction
• Man sentenced for stealing from Vancouver company
• Men taken to hospital after B.G. crash; one ticketed
• Woodland council postpones cardroom decision
• Four teens hurt in rollover crash, collision near Camas
• Legacy Salmon Creek honored for joint care
• No one hurt when car crashes into Care Medical
• Camas Community Center to host dedication event
• Fromhold memorial service set for Saturday
• Friends of the Carpenter helps build futures
• Baird secures grants for drug treatment
• Check on workers may see more use
• Correction: “A Christmas Story"
• State urges monitoring of pollution by Alcoa
• Weather Eye: More of the same for weather; meteorologists to gather
• Vital statistics
• Death notices
• Traffic in Portland moving again after I-5 fatal
• C-Tran receives $4.5 million federal grant
• B.G. police: Boys admit throwing bottle-bomb
• Minor injuries in single-vehicle wreck
• Battle Ground woman critical after crash on Idaho's I-84
• Reward offered for information on Y Street fire
• Big dollars for dogs, cats at Humane Society
• Demolition of overpass to begin tonight
• Candidates differ on fixes in 49th race
• Washougal superintendent adds to workload
• Off beat: End of long-running legal drama nearly gets obscured
• WSUV campus earns Salmon-Safe certification
• Public meetings
• The man behind the no-bridge-tolls money
• BG woman hurt by homemade bomb thrown into her backyard
• Vancouver philanthropist Dollie Lynch dies at 84
• Funeral announced for Koenninger
• Weather Eye: Autumn settles in gently, with quiet, mild weather
• A day to celebrate the Old Apple Tree
• Correction: Deb Wallace
• Legislators vow to keep fighting for Larch
• Jonah McClellan laid to rest: Soldier, father, man of faith
• Venerable pilot boat will be displayed at museum
• Meal whips up $25K for Habitat for Humanity
• YWCA raised $125,762 at fundraising luncheon
• Bike-riding purse-snatcher makes it easy for police
• When is enough, enough?
• Vital statistics
• Vital statistics
• Plane makes emergency landing in Battle Ground field
• Vancouver man hospitalized after three-car crash
• Tom Koenninger, editor emeritus of The Columbian, dies
• Motorcycle crash slows I-5 traffic
• Students grieving loss of classmates
• Bittner pleads not guilty to drug, theft charges
• Festival celebrates a survivor
• Murray’s sales tax plan gets defeated
• Student convicted in open-carry gun case
• Correction: St. Johns overpass
• Correction: Lunch Buddies
• Firefighters think pink for breast cancer fight
• Community center hosts dedication
• Ivy-eradication event seeks volunteers Oct. 9
• Police converge in Cascade Pk. at midnight; man who fled sought
• Overnight demolition affects Ridgefield interchange on I-5
• Young woman struck, killed by train in east Vancouver
• Committee says Harris should be reprimanded, removed from boards
• Pedestrian, believed Vancouver teen, killed by train
• Salmon Creek fight leaves one traveler stabbed, police say
• Bank robbery reported in B.G.
• Burnt food fills house with smoke
• Cause of Topper fire still under investigation
• Dirty-looking man robs Hazel Dell bank
• Man cited in rear-end auto collision
• Larch Corrections Center closure expected
• Fromhold loses leukemia battle
• Housing Authority Board seeks resident member
• Grants available to aid programs for at-risk kids
• Vancouver schools keeps tightening belt
• Wrong-way crash victims file $6M tort claim
• Woman talks to bank, avoids scam effort
• YWCA turns light on domestic violence
• U.S. Senate candidate Rossi visits Rotarians, blames Murray for businesses’ woes
• Murray discusses power line plan with BPA chief
• Weather Eye: With winter approaching, we’ll keep an eye on Alaska
• Transient man arrested on suspicion of assault
• Spotted: Pacific Park Fire Station Barbecue Celebration
• Fire damages manufacturing company in Battle Ground
• Storro saga illustrates value of healthy skepticism by parents
• Storro saga illustrates value of healthy skepticism by parents
• Credit union leaders tell Heck they want in on federal program
• Dec. 20 trial set for Bethany Storro
• Deficiencies cited in Washougal financial controls
• Live coverage of Bethany Storro acid attack hoax case
• Body of B.G. soldier set to arrive home
• Hacked highway sign refers to sex act
• Voice over Internet users to pay 911 excise tax
• Police identify boy, 15, killed in rollover
• Mountain View student dies in crash
• Poll: What should happen to Storro?
• Media descend on Storro proceedings
• County dismisses charges against former police officer
• Ridgefield project to be discussed at workshop
• Block foam recycling event set for Saturday
• Anti-coal protest targets Vancouver motorists
• Lunch Buddy volunteer training set for today
• Vital statistics
• County considers fee holiday
• Prosecutors delay serving warrant on arson suspect
• Local car-crash survivor to tell story to Congress
• Weather Eye; Lingering echoes of summer make a lovely week
• Vital statistics
• ‘Extremely difficult’ city budget outlined
• Fire station’s closure could be short
• Examiner: Man died of meth intoxication
• Arson investigators report no arrest in Y Street blaze
• Storro's attorney issues statement
• Missing girl, 6, picked up by mysterious stranger, taken to grandpa’s home
• City sets date for ethics meeting on Harris
• Auditor's office finds deficiencies in Washougal financial controls
• 10-year sentence for man who intended to have sex with minors
• States will consider phasing Columbia crossing project
• Vancouver man’s yacht stuck on Willamette River rocks
• Gibbons Creek trail to close for the season
• Baird proposes reforms, courts controversy in book
• Off Beat: Helping kids with homework boosts couple’s citizenship bid
• Sprinter Kalani Rodrigues' legacy gains momentum
• Local Author Releases Riveting Juvenile Novel
• Probst: Candidate Peck is ‘lying’ in TV ad
• Lottery scam promises riches, delivers deception
• Columbia Springs sets free composting classes
• Annual survey to tally pedestrians, bicyclists
• No mercy for speeders as troopers issue more tickets, few warnings
• E. coli outbreak occurred over time
• Be on the lookout for signs of depression
• Police investigate video store robbery
• Hearing loss eyed as factor in Storro case
• Bethany Storro: A case for pity or punishment?
• Unbelted driver thrown out of his convertible
• Harvest fun is county’s heritage
• Weather Eye: Pleasant week may follow rain
• Model house will show sustainable design, techniques
• YWCA domestic-violence awareness events set
• Street improvement open house planned
• Grants offered for housing solutions
• Raising the Roof; event to aid Habitat project
• New Christy Minstrels to play for Share on Oct. 8
• Public meetings
• Timeline of Storro's sensational case
• Suspicious fire consumes central Vancouver duplex
• Soldier returns to Iraq with a prosthetic leg
• Free workshop focuses on 'lasagna gardening'
• Recreation fees waived for Public Lands Day
• Haze hearing prompts rally in Vancouver
• Human 'angels' built Joshua Morgan-Griggs' hope
• Teacher might be shown on national program
• State gets $27.5 million to aid fish
• Of Storro, Harris and Bittner
• Vital statistics
• Storro has court date
• Carjacking attempt ends in arrest
• Video shows driver slamming through Clark fence
• Video shows convenience store robbery
• Troopers giving fewer warnings, more tickets
• Pink Power benefits new neonatal unit at Vancouver hospital
• Families, friends of those lost to ALS form teams to join in fundraiser
• Clark County burn ban lifted one week early
• Child immunizations Saturday at Free Clinic
• Evergreen refinances bonds to save $3.5M
• Bad batch of asphalt prompts SR 14 do-over
• Educators brace for cuts to budget
• Vital statistics
• Two cars totaled in arson
• Washougal mayor freezes salaries
• Deputies: Teen who ran for office part of organized crime ring
• Road reopens after gas leak response
• Vancouver man killed when rig hits cow
• Felon gets 6 years for gun possession
• ‘Action plan’ targets Columbia River pollution
• Homicide victims remembered in annual ceremony
• Body of Clark County soldier returns to U.S.
• New photo of Bethany Storro released
• Storro not likely to go to court till face heals
• City wins $3 million grant
• $1,000 reward offered for ‘Where’s Waldo’ bandit
• Washougal police ask for help locating armed robbery suspect
• Discovery Middle School joins IB program
• I-5 accident involves Vancouver driver
• Local soldier returns to Iraq with prosthetic leg
• Man caught after fleeing I-5 DUI wreck on foot
• City manager search questionnaire now online
• Event to collect expired prescription drugs
• Group digs into urban agriculture
• Mohegan debt not fatal for casino plans
• Former House candidate Anthony Bittner, 18, arrested again
• 30 people apply for Battle Ground police chief job
• Visitors to fair rose 4.5%
• Weather Eye: Fall’s first full day might be damp, but then 80s in store?
• Construction delays due at I-5 and Highway 501
• Citizens stop alleged hit-run, DUI driver on Andresen
• Food bank finds site for facility
• Oil contamination found in B.G. stormwater basin
• Storro case rivets community
• Experts say it’s unlikely insurance will cover Storro’s medical bills
• Clark County soldier killed in Afghan helicopter crash
• School evacuation ended with no signs of leak
• 'Getaway' truck hits witness
• Acid hoax investigation cost $12,000, police say
• Vancouver broker pleads guilty to lying about sale of business
• B.G. flags lowered for fallen soldier
• B.G. stormwater pond contaminated with oil
• Elderly mushroom picker found safe in Skamania County
• Firefighters honor lifesavers
• Vital Statistics
• Meetings resume for We the People-Vancouver
• Washougal teacher a finalist for statewide honor
• Battle Ground Rotary Club hosting community service day
• Vietnam War hero feted
• Washougal schools receive nearly $1 million for history education
• Boy hurt in auto crash improving
• Vital statistics
• Search for mushroom picker underway in Skamania County
• Storro not yet arrested
• Vancouver plans speedy search for city manager
• Chase ensues after robber hits Kwik Gas store
• Storro: I wanted to kill myself
• Harris sent terse e-mail to fellow city councilors after apologizing
• Police looking for robber who escaped on a motorcycle
• Donate to Storro? We'd like to hear from you
• Former La Center students sue over long-ago sex abuse
• Storro finds few friends among social media users
• Voter registration deadline looms
• Bank pivots from Storro fundraiser to 'Community Appreciation' event
• Woodland council votes to repeal cardroom ban
• Ethics panel will check into city councilor's outburst
• Correction: PrankPlace.com
• Weather Eye: Fall arrives soon, but it feels like it’s already here
• Correction: Opposed tax increase
• Two Vancouver women work in different ways to help eradicate breast cancer
• Latest light rail design plans topic of open house
• Campaign ad funds fly in 3rd District
• Off Beat: Washington commuters are ‘Keeping Oregon on the move’
• County zones in on business
• Body found on BNSF railroad tracks in Camas
• Crews quell transfer station fire
• Toddler died of blunt force trauma
• Clark College kicks off year
• Investigation of officer-involved shooting ongoing
• Nine nominated for Marshall Leadership Award
• Web site urges jail for woman behind acid attack hoax
• Vancouver man recovering from burns
• Man hurt in fire in critical condition
• Lawsuit against Vancouver will linger into 2011
• Weather Eye: The perch prognostication: Winter to be cold, wet, snowy
• Fire station’s supporters rally
• The story behind the story of the acid hoax
• Public meetings
• Vancouver schools update security
• Correction: Acid hoax story
• Weather alert: Heavy rains set to sweep through area
• Acid hoax leaves parents puzzled
• Fort 'Candlelight' event brings history to life
• Patron tours highlight school programs
• PARKing Day turns asphalt green
• Fort Vancouver again welcomes new Citizens
• Speaker urges derailing light rail
• Medical examiner's office earns acclaim
• Storro’s self injury differs from others, experts say
• Correction: Property tax statements
• Press Talk coming Sunday
• Vital statistics
• Officials release more details in domestic violence - arson case
• Storro's parents apologize to community
• Man reportedly throws chemicals on woman, sets house ablaze
• Transcript of statement by parents of Bethany Storro
• Money from Storro fund will be returned, bank says
• Vancouver man accused of luring young teens
• Teenage legislative candidate accused of drug crimes
• Frustration, puzzlement after acid attack ruled hoax
• City councilors Stewart, Harris like ‘oil and water’
• Council may clarify rules after outburst
• City picks consultants for city manager search
• Fort Vancouver Library board seat opens
• Fabrication jars, saddens blacks, downtown dwellers
• Zarelli: Gather Legislature to fix budget
• Correction: Cerebral palsy
• Residents rallying around Fire Station 6
• Mental health evaluation ordered in vacuum attack case
• Correction: Property taxes
• Storro's dad: "We owe that to you"
• Police seek help locating auto prowl suspect
• Vancouver police to say acid attack a hoax, source says
• Police release name of driver in crash that killed toddler
• Condition of pilot hurt in plane crash improves
• Advocate for veterans praises Murray
• Property values in Clark County fall 13.7%
• 14th annual festival honors sturgeon
• Herrera slams ‘runaway spending’
• Weather Eye: Time again for autumn musings
• Man pleads guilty to kidnapping, raping girl
• Vital statistics
• Correction: Heck’s position on tax cuts
• Girl, 23, month, dies after running into path of utility truck in Orchards
• Harris apologizes, but is angered by councilors' complaint
• Cigarettes blamed for pair of apartment fires
• Sinking WA state revenues force across-the-board cuts
• Boy, 3, shot in head in BG, is son of sheriff's deputy
• Sheriff emphasizes gun safety following 3-year-old’s death
• Light rail, tolls topic of public forum Thursday
• Raffle to aid Evergreen foundation
• Forest Road 42 to close for culvert replacement
• Event to assist parents of special needs kids
• County grants AMR 2-year extension to provide ambulance service
• Fate of light rail will go before voters
• Vital statistics
• Correction: 18th District race
• Heck’s campaign puts its focus on jobs
• Line controversy zips into Clark County
• Woman wants young adults to Rock the Vote
• 2 city councilors seek ethics probe of Harris
• Initiatives could cost county cash
• Teen sought to serve on Battle Ground park advisory board
• Harris issues public apology
• Sex offender update
• Audit says criminal evidence well-handled
• Police seeking bank robbery suspect
• Special Announcement: Blood Drive 9/15
• Clark College launches early learning project
• WSUV reports record freshman class
• Ridgefeld interchange work to spur I-5 delays
• Vancouver council supports single ballot measure for buses, light rail
• Vancouver city manager search to begin in-house
• Map offers guide to county’s trails
• Clark County commissioner candidate Svehaug largely a no-show so far
• Weather Eye: In most places, last day kept August from being a dry month
• Woman escapes injury after lumber spills
• Boy, injured in crash, still in critical condition
• Local pilot who crashed remains in critical condition Monday evening
• Report of acid-thrower at Walmart just a look-alike, sergeant says
• Child located after Vancouver school placed under lockdown
• Head of multi-state crime ring sentenced
• Summer’s last song in these ears at Vancouver Sausage Festival
• Self-help agency wins federal grant
• Off beat: Vancouver mediators’ careful listening part of Ground Zero healing
• It won’t be just water under the I-5 bridge
• Vancouver pilot critically injured in crash
• Fire damages Truman home
• Residents safe after apartment fire
• Violent crimes increase in Vancouver
• Weather Eye: Calm skies are here as storms shift to north, east
• Injured on Snake River, Cougar endures slow recovery
• Public meetings
• Wrong-way aftermath
• 9/11 plus nine: Feeling the call
• Vancouver pilot injured in crash
• Barricaded subject surrenders to Vancouver PD
• Four injured in Vancouver crash
• Vancouver man held in Portland shooting case
• Dead Vancouver man named in Portland murder-suicide
• Vancouver plots out its manager search
• In search of slightly fishy ‘fish’ pictures
• It was a story we had to do
• Vital statistics
• Third suspect pleads guilty in connection with Moore homicide
• Two arrested in Harney Heights shooting, burglary
• 5k the Hard Way
• Vancouver man held in Portland shooting case
• Self-defense class raises funds for acid attack victim
• Police agencies crack down on drunk drivers
• Red Cross, Fred Meyer offer preparedness tips
• Washougal city councilman earns leadership certificate
• New therapeutic court to aid military veterans
• Man admits robbery in case of death
• Appeals get schools off federal failing list
• Vancouver loses casino lawsuit, wins concession
• Community is commemorating Sept. 11
• Sea lion task force reconvenes
• Vital statistics
• I-205 set for final weekend closure
• Kitchen fire reported in east Vancouver
• Police: No evidence woman hurt self
• Update: Small fire at auto repair shop causes minimal damage
• Police seize marijuana from two Vancouver homes
• Wash. executes man convicted of woman's murder
• Acid attack victim cancels Oprah appearance
• Police agencies crack down on DUIs
• Federal Way man gets 10 years for pharmacy robberies
• Firefighters, officers to commemorate attacks
• Church's Day of Service to beautify Pacific Park
• Towed boats targets of invasive-species checks
• Driver who hit teens pleads to auto assault
• Family takes steps against cerebral palsy
• Rules for drug dealers struck
• Emergency 911 center offers tours, fun for kids
• Theories fly in acid-burning case; interview set with Oprah
• National Democratic panel to spend $650,000 on TV ads for Heck
• Weather Eye: Drenching rains were enough to shatter records in some areas
• Correction: Lord’s Gym
• Correction: Charges wrong
• Cleanup will include four Clark County sites
• Historic Vancouver waterfront project begins
• Speed limit on Horseshoe Lake reduced
• Man gets nearly 22 years for attempted murder
• Two injured in Woodland in accidental shooting
• Nurse suspended after allegations of secret restroom videos
• One injured in thwarted burglary
• Space still available for housing workshop
• Rotary Club members to ‘panhandle for polio’
• Archeology presentation set for Sunday at refuge in Ridgefield
• Grove Field career day caters to high-fliers
• Vancouver mall hosts rain barrel artwork
• Correction: Hayes Freedom High School
• Boy, 9, with leukemia serves as county’s ‘Chief for a Day’
• Rally drums up union support
• Possible decline in gas tax revenue alarms transportation officials
• Vital statistics
• Correction: 49th Legislative District race
• Spotted: Free Yoga in Arnada Park
• Tips climb to 100 in acid-throwing case
• Former B.G. school board member dies
• Hayes Freedom High School opens
• Police release names of officers involved in Tuesday shooting
• Fire training near Image school
• Woodland council considers allowing card rooms
• Cigarette blamed for Vancouver apartment fire
• First day, at last, as schools open in Vancouver, Battle Ground
• Worker used state e-mail to promote Murray campaign event
• I-5 Bridge crash may lead to assault charge
• I-205 southbound reopened after suicide threat
• Recovering addicts reach for a future facing forward
• Celebrate Science with Grassroots-Led Pacific Northwest Science & Engineering Initiative
• Baseball-bat attack reportedly breaks arm
• Audit finds land deals were generally clean
• Vancouver traffic: Project in process delivers now
• Weather Eye: Lovely Labor Day may have been summer bowing out
• The guns of September at Fort Vancouver
• Service, remembrance and reflection will be the themes for Sept. 11
• Grant pulls service academy from brink
• One dead in officer-involved shooting
• Injured motocross racer airlifted from track
• Driver loses control, crosses all of I-205
• Off Beat: Turns out that the music of the spheres has a rocking beat
• Closing gallery hopes to relocate
• Horseshoe Lake waters prove to be troubled
• Victim of acid attack released from hospital
• Public meetings
• Woman finds burglar in home
• Weather Eye: Cooler days coming are a foretaste of fall, winter
• School board seeks applicants to fill seat
• Zest for the home-grown
• County reports pertussis on the rise
• Prairie Falcons dispose of three-acre septic system
• Audio inventor Keith Barr, 60, dies in Hockinson
• Chinese classes set for preschoolers, adults
• Holiday closures
• Street vendor selling jewelry grabs woman's $300, flees
• Posters donated to help raise funds for acid attack victim
• Civilians rush to rescue woman from burning apartment
• Low river water will be on tap for the weekend
• City makes deal for stretch of street
• Romance between informant, officer troubles Vancouver police, prosecutors
• Another crazy week
• Vital statistics
• State’s 3Q auto sales won’t meet ’09 mark
• Street vendor selling jewelry grabs woman's $300, flees
• Woman uses gun scare off robber at Izzy's in Hazel Dell
• Shooting of cop merits 62 years
• Funeral held for teen motorcycle racer killed at Indy
• Fire destroys home near Amboy
• Vancouver police release image depicting acid assailant
• Developmental screenings planned
• Guided birdwatching hikes set for refuges
• Free disposal event set for Saturday at college
• Washougal greenway greeted
• Famed jogger shows survival’s path
• NW Natural set to lower rates this winter
• Lawyer charged with stealing hundreds of thousands from clients
• Recovering addicts to link across I-5 bridge
• Correction: More state testing
• Correction: Lasher reception
• Woman helped from burning apartment
• Police pursuing robbery suspect
• Acid attack victim: ‘Imagine that on your skin’
• Classes resume in four Clark County districts
• From “goat path” to major arterial
• Longview Timberlands reopens land to access
• East Vancouver to host farmers market outlet
• Man killed in Battle Ground accident
• People on the street reflect on acid attack
• Hybrid crosswalk signal installed near Clark College
• BPA plan for power line generates lots of worry
• ‘Fee holiday’ weighed to aid economy
• Ceremony to dedicate greenway trail, bridge
• Correction: Endeavour correction
• Correction: Share director
• Weather Eye: Cool summer brings back old memories
• Vancouver, Puyallup police officials discuss acid attacks
• Vital statistics
• Bus rolled over, killed Vancouver man
• State patrol: Be careful around school buses
• Fund set up for acid attack victim
• Vancouver Police Department gives awards to its own, others
• Share Outreach to close, straining services
• Victim in acid attack to undergo surgery
• BPA officials catch flak over power line route
• Back to school: Evergreen, Hockinson, La Center, Woodland students hop to it
• Victim, her family shocked by attack
• Pair of services set for teen racer
• At many ‘failing’ schools, parents have choices
• Students show mixed results in post-WASL tests
• Some schools screen online testing option
• Computer education nonprofit expands hours
• La Center, police union at impasse
• State panel to hear challenge to county’s stormwater plan
• Officials to mark start of interchange project
• Loud argument results in marijuana bust
• Gorge fire likely to be contained by evening
• Police: Noxious substance thrown in woman's face
• Statewide student exam scores “mixed” for 2010
• Woman pleads not guilty to stealing $300,000
• Police: Noxious substance thrown in woman's face
• BPA kicks off series of public meetings
• Ballot initiatives could restructure state’s budget
• B.G. school budget gets boost from levy hike
• Focus on Foster Children: Washington, Oregon sign pact to ease placement with kin
• Weather Eye: Roller coaster of weather gives us bouts of moisture, heat
• Vital statistics
• Sherri Bennett named YWCA executive director
• C-Tran fare hike to take effect
• Crews make progress against fire in the Gorge
• Summer fading fast for students
• Off Beat: In the olden days, drivers had license to create their own plates
• Truck fire closes I-5 southbound near Woodland
• Peter Lenz remembered as a talented, driven competitor
• A gift of mothers’ milk at S.W. Washington Medical Center
• City gets cloudy forecast on biomass plant
• Partial closure of Gibbons Creek trail planned Wednesday
• State withdraws crews from gorge fire
• Lenz's death has motorcycle group reviewing safety measures
• McDonnell quits city manager’s job
• Weather Eye: Keep a sweater handy for cool mornings
• Women’s rights talk undresses issues
• Human Society celebrates year of adoptions
• Clark College inks Knight for three more years
• Public meetings
• Public schools catch online fever
• Crews make headway on Columbia Gorge fire
• Family, friends remember philanthropist E.W. Firstenburg
• Summer dreams, wine and jazz
• La Center business owner appointed to city council
• Kyron’s mom says it again: Stepmother to blame
• Correction: Singletary column
• Highway 14 closures to end next week
• We were slow on this topic
• Mental health group plans self-help centers
• Vital statistics
• TriMet fires driver who hit pedestrians
• Garden hose helps check fire
• Camas man dies in Oregon accident
• Flood maps available for homeowners
• Fire in Columbia River Gorge area forces evacuations
• Crews at scene of 1,000-acre brush fire north of Lyle
• Rally voices frustration about immigration reform, Baird
• Humane society to fete one year of pets
• Orchards shooting suspect likely to be extradited
• Murray’s visit to Vancouver puts focus on veterans issues
• Hockinson school board to hold planning retreat
• Woman accused in Bi-Mart pharmacy robberies
• Battle Ground school board meets Saturday
• Lin to speak at latest Confluence Project dedication
• Weather Eye: It’s been a summer of extremes, and here we go again
• Accident closes I-205 southbound at Glenn Jackson bridge
• Glenn Jackson Bridge open after overnight crash
• UPDATE: Sheriff’s detectives on trail of man who allegedly shot acquaintance
• Semi takes out Ridgefield power pole
• Two bodies found on Mount Hood
• Vancouver man attacked late Wednesday beneath I-205
• Fake iPad sale leads Vancouver man into ambush
• Warrant issued for suspected shooter
• Special Announcement
• Baird not on board with Iraq pullout
• Panel studying county parks' future to meet in Washougal
• Railway crossing work to close section of road in Battle Ground
• Correction: WSUV building
• Lead in teen pits county vs. family
• ‘Politics of underwear’ focus of museum talk
• Officials: Rising costs strain Superior Court
• Expect weekend detours, delays on Mill Plan, Chkalov
• Vital Statistics
• Heat wave ends with scorcher
• Man who allegedly took photo up woman's skirt arrested in Woodland
• Renters pleased after crashed car removed from duplex
• Man shot; assailant sought in possible gang-related incident
• Vancouver men charged with hate crime
• Judge strikes down rare defense in attempted murder case
• Evergreen budget OK’d; cuts loom for 2011-12
• Wildfire threat forces forestland closures in Wash., Ore.
• Homeowner, neighbor extinguish house fire
• 3 Vancouver projects in IRS probe
• Hourslong outage hits elderly folks
• Fruit Valley restrictions nixed
• Castillo tells supporters not to sit out election
• New Glenwood Heights principal named
• WSU Vancouver kicks off fall semester
• Car still stuck in duplex this afternoon
• Oregon man pleads guilty to bankruptcy fraud
• Boy, 2, run over in Yacolt
• Correction: Dollars Corner
• No layoffs but police force gets smaller
• WSUV revives tradition with free concert Friday
• Larch’s future still hazy, prisons official says
• 17th District hopeful pays up after license plate ‘oversight’
• La Center School District refinances bonds
• Weather Eye: Dry spell continues; ready for 90 today?
• After explosion, neighbor and resident grab hoses
• Clark County man arrested in Peru on suspicion of child rape
• Three arrested in alleged Battle Ground attack
• Ridgefield School District receives $805,645 insurance reimbursement
• Rare cars all in a row add a touch of elegance
• Three plead guilty to federal fraud charges
• Paul Grattet, former city manager, dies at 74
• Off beat: One high school diploma not nearly enough for former teacher
• La Center council to select new member
• Power line proposals generate new buzz
• Volunteers help city, step on some toes
• Public meetings
• Mosquito control panel has one seat available
• Banker-philanthropist Ed Firstenburg dies at 97
• Outside money makes House contest a backyard brawl
• Russian cultural festival draws people from near, far
• Abuse plea’s withdrawal will stand
• Weather Eye: Could today end our dry spell?
• Preemies reunite at Legacy Salmon Creek
• I-205 construction work snarls freeways
• Gunman holds up Walgreens, takes money
• Outlying voters tip it for library
• The latte defense exposed
• Adult smoking rate fell in state, fell faster in county
• Vital statistics
• Try This: Our Days enlivens La Center
• Woman, kids not hurt when car hits duplex
• Fort Vancouver library vote nearly a lock
• Jail crews credited as Hilltop fire 70 percent contained
• Murray kicks off general election campaign
• Pesticide collection event deadline is today
• O'Neal endorses Jenkins in city council race
• Family 'frantic' about missing Ridgefield teen, father says
• Conservative group attacks Heck in ad
• 200 antique planes expected at Pearson Field
• Supreme court sides with couple in property dispute
• Gallery to move from Sixth Street
• Felida park will not be divided
• 2010 Clark County Fair may be a record-breaker, officials say
• Japanese influence in oyster industry detailed
• Correction: Harris
• Vital statistics
• Library tax measure now leads
• Climbing couple rescued from Mt. Adams
• Three wanted in apartment robbery
• Woodland teen arrested in burglary, auto prowls
• Police take suspected vandals into custody
• Election update: Library levy fate unknown; Van Nortwick widens lead
• Heck, Herrera come out swinging
• Hedrick throws his support to Herrera
• Cooler temperatures help firefighters on the Hilltop fire
• Sex offender update
• Salmon Creek projects help habitat, water
• Weather Eye: Put on your happy face and enjoy cooler weather
• Meeting aimed at getting autistic kids ready for school
• Women of Achievement program gets ditched
• Police: Suicide try spurred crash in parking lot
• Forest fire forces evacuation of Lewis River Horse Camp
• Woman faces 104 counts of forgery
• Clark bumps electric rates by about 5.7 percent
• Vancouver woman pleads not guilty in vacuum cleaner beating
• Residents prompt removal of political placards that block drivers’ view
• Cooler temperatures, rain aid firefighters battling Hilltop
• Camas motorcyclist ejected on SR 14
• CRC Public Meeting
• Blood Drive
• Special Announcement
• Become a GVCC Fan on Facebook!
• Public Affairs Event
• Special Announcement
• GVCC Networking!
• Vancouver Symphony to Play Russian Program of Gliere and Kalinnikov
• Vancouver Symphony Holds 'Symphony Stems and Steins' Fund-Raiser
• Bach, Mozart And Dvorak Highlight VSO Concert
• VSO Presents Big Horn Brass Christmas Show
• Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Hosts Sixteen Annual Young Artists Competition
• Symphony No. 3 in E-flat Major by Beethoven
• Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Receives $7,500 Donation From U.S. Bank
• The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Begins Thirty-First Season with Pictures at an Exhibition
• VSO Raffles Off Mustang Convertible as Fund-Raiser
• Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Receives $20,000 Anonymous Donation
• The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Presents ‘Chor Anno’
• The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra To Hold Open Auditions
• Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Announces Addition of Four New Board Members
• Betty Sue Morris Named Chair of The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
• Vancouver Symphony Awarded Grant From Paul G. Allen Family Foundation
• Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Raises Over 1,200 Pounds Of Food For Clark County Food Bank
• Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Announces Change In Leadership
• Vancouver Symphony NA Premiere of Brotons' Catalanish Concerto
• Vancouver Symphony Composer’s Gala Raises Thousands for Concerts and In-School Programs
• Wagner and Young Artists Highlight Vancouver Symphony
• Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Announces Winners of Fifteenth Annual Young Artists Competition
• Vancouver Symphony Announces Young Artists Competition Finalists
• Vancouver Symphony Names Three New Board Members
• Vancouver Symphony Offers Tasty Concert Confection
• Vancouver Symphony Ends Submissions for Young Artists Competition
• Support Growing for Economic Stimulus Funding to Rehabilitate the Clark County....
• FHA Home Loan Guidelines
• Vancouver Rotary Foundation’s Festival of Trees
• HireVetsFirst Job Fair in Vancouver, WA on Nov. 13
• The School Bully Deserves Help
• Hot July Nights - Vancouver Music Festival
• Vancouver Rodeo
• 2008 Sturgeon Festival
• The Vancouver Symphony’s 2008 Composer’s Gala - A Big Success
• University Singers Bring Songs from the Theater to Spring Concert
• International Vancouver Discovery Walk Festival
• Young Artists Shine
• “Asphalt, Automobiles, and America: Can We Live Better by Driving Less?”
• The Vancouver Symphony Presents an All Beethoven Concert
• Winter Faire
• Save $$$ on mortgage interest!!!
• Edward Albee
• He and She
• Maximize your children’s potential through an understanding of Multiple Intelligences
• Attend a seminar focusing on Elementary and Middle School Curriculum for Education Professionals
• Vanities
• Sherlock's Last Case
• Explore Washington: Experience Music Project
• Explore Washington: The Children's Museum
• Explore Washington: Bellingham Railway Museum
• Independence Day Celebration

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