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2021 Poster Contest Winners Announced
The Hazel Dell/Salmon Creek Business Association, in conjunction with Clark County Fire District 6, holds
Don’t Just Leaf Them on the Ground – Free Recycling
You don’t want to just leaf them there… so there’s still time to get rid
PowerPivot: Local Robotics Team Delivers Impressive Tech
Team 2471, a robotics team made up of students from Camas, Hockinson, and Washougal school
The Dinosaurs Roam Clark County this Weekend
Dinosaur lovers rejoice! Jurassic Quest is America’s biggest and most popular dinosaur event, and you
Fall Fun at NW’s Largest Garage and Vintage Sale
Fall is in the air, and some fun and fantastic bargains are here to be found.
The date is set for the fall NW’s Largest Garage and …
Thankful for Pie and Friday Fun
Pie tastings and pie raffles, a gratitude activity with prizes, a festive ribbon-cutting, and fun
Symbol of Freedom Event Features Command Sergeant Major Gretchen Evans
CDM Caregiving Services hosts Command Sergeant Major Gretchen Evans (ret.) Army at 11th annual Symbol
North County 34th Annual Veterans Celebration
The North Clark Historical Museum and Mt. Valley Grange #79 are co-hosting the 34th Annual
Senior Social Club Back for the Better
The City of Vancouver’s popular “50 and Better” social clubs for seniors are back at Firstenburg Community Center and Marshall/Luepke Community Center. The city’s “50 and Better” club program is an
Clark Public Utilities Seeks Comment on Clean Energy Plan
Clark Public Utilities is building a roadmap to a clean energy future and is asking
Clark Public Utilities StreamTeam Hosts Make a Difference Day Challenge and Raffle
Clark Public Utilities has proudly served Clark County since 1938, and now they’re inviting the
Drug Take Back Events Remove Scary Meds from Home
Community prevention coalitions and law enforcement agencies in Southwest Washington are collaborating to host drive‐thru
Third Thursday Takes a Spooky Turn this Month
Spooky cocktails, fall-inspired retail, and a fun Halloween-themed passport activity will all be a part
Boo Buckets are Back with Tricky Twist
Boo Buckets are back, and with a trick-or-treat twist. Halloween is supposed to be a
Free Teen Program Available at Vancouver Community Centers
Middle and high school youth ages 11-18 will find safe, supervised, and drug-free spaces to
QuiltFest Show Exhibits Fabric of our Community
Clark County Quilters is hosting their 46th Annual Regional Quilt and Fiber Arts Show, QuiltFest
Girlfriends Getting Geared Up for 2021 Run/Walk
Pink Lemonade Project (PLP) will be the major beneficiary of the upcoming 15th annual Girlfriends
Fighting for the Right to Fight
The Historic Trust is presenting a traveling exhibit called Fighting for the Right to Fight.
A Final Halloween Hall in Ridgefield
The fifth and final Ridgefield Art Association Halloween Hall will take place in Abrams Park
Birdfest & Bluegrass is Welcomed Back in Ridgefield
Spend time in Downtown Ridgefield during the annual Friends of the Refuge Birdfest & Bluegrass
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Clark County Seeks Applicants for Community Action Advisory Board
The county manager is seeking applicants to fill two positions on the
Summertime Movie Nights Return to Camas
Free, Family Fun under the stars in Camas. Bring your blanket, a
Clark County Public Works Reopens Parks Picnic Reservations
Clark County Public Works will reopen picnic shelter reservations for the remainder
Klineline Pond Closed to Swimming
Timing is everything, right? Just when the weather is getting hot and school is letting out, Klineline Pond is currently closed for swimming. Water samples will be taken again on Wednesday, so keep your fingers crossed and your sunscreen handy.
Community Secure Shred Event | June 2021
Bring your sensitive documents and papers to be securely shredded and recycled
Volunteers Needed for Newly Formed Equestrian Task Force
The Clark County manager is seeking volunteers to serve on the county’s newly-created rural equestrian facilities stakeholder workgroup to develop recommendations for county code and policy revisions to mitigate operational impacts of such facilities on adjacent neighbors and neighborhoods.
Are You Passionate About Recycling?
Residents with a passion for waste reduction, education, and outreach experience, or experience with multifamily housing are encouraged to apply for position openings on the Solid Waste Advisory Commission.
Call to Artist for Mural in Washougal
The Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance (WACA) is soliciting proposals from qualified artists, or teams of artists, to design and create an exterior mural on the south-facing wall of the Los Dos Compadres Cantina located at 1713 E Street in Washougal.
Help Preserve Clark County’s Past for Future Generations
Clark County is seeking applicants for three seats on the Clark County Historic Preservation Commission. Two seats will be for three years and one seat will be for one year. The terms will begin July 1, 2021.
Clark County Law Library Offers Self Help Kits
“The Only Two Certainties In Life Are Death And Taxes”. And, while no one likes to talk about either of them, ignoring them is not a good solution. The Clark County Law Library is selling a new self-help form kit, The Small Estate Affidavit, which may be an alternative to probate in some circumstances.