Covid-19 Social Security Benefit Suspension Scam
Pursuant to a release from the office of US Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler, the Inspector General of Social Security, Gail Ennis, is warning the public
IMPORTANT NOTE: Per the recent State of Washington guidelines on gatherings, please be aware that events may be canceled or rescheduled. We always recommend you double-check the event status with the event organizer if you have any questions or concerns.
And, hey… make sure you wash your hands! It's not necessarily about you, but about others who may be at risk. Thanks! :)
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Clark Public Utilities Suspending Disconnects, Makes Changes to Events
Clark Public Utilities recently announced major changes to several policies, operations, and events related to the ongoing coronavirus situation. Pursuant to a release, “Clark Public
Clark County Fair CEO John Morrison Bestowed with Lifetime Achievement Award
John Morrison has been involved with the Clark County Fair for several decades as a volunteer, board member, and leader and has received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Washington State Fairs Association.
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Woodland Public Schools Launches Home Learning Website
Woodland Public Schools launched a home learning opportunities website to provide area families with resources to help students continue their learning during the statewide COVID-19 school closure.
Area CTE Programs Donated Protective Equipment
In times of great need, we often find ways to help in unexpected places. Margaret Rice, Washougal School District Career and Technical Director, heard about the critical need for personal protective equipment (PPE) for local hospitals, and she knew just where to look.
Clark County Council Updates Parks Decision, All Playgrounds Now Closed
At their most recent public meeting, the Clark County Council voted unanimously to close all
Woodland High School Opens as Rest Area for Truckers
Woodland High School opens to serve as a makeshift rest area for long-haul truckers as many states across the country are closing their rest areas and truck stops due to COVID-19 prevention.
School Districts Offer Free Childcare for Healthcare Workers and First Responders
Schools play a vital role in getting communities through a crisis. Even now, when our local schools are closed, they continue to provide essential services that help feed our students bodies and minds, as well as also supporting the efforts of our first responders and health care workers by providing them free childcare during this crisis.
City of Vancouver Closes Playgrounds, Sports Courts and Picnic Shelters
Vancouver Parks and Recreation is closing all active recreation areas in city parks, including sports courts, playgrounds, picnic shelters and other areas where maintaining appropriate social distancing is difficult. The closure goes into effect immediately and will remain in place through April 30.
The Historic Trust Honors George C. Marshall Leadership Award Recipients
The Marshall Leadership Award recognizes a person’s leadership potential, commitment to public service, and strength of character.
Don’t Let Toilet Paper Shortage Clog Your Sewer
Don’t let the toilet paper shortage drain your wallet. If you’ve been trying to brainstorm other things you can substitute for TP, it’s time to flush those ideas away. Or, more accurately …DON”T FLUSH IT!
Battle Ground Public Schools Offering Free Meals
Battle Ground Public Schools Nutrition Services staff will continue to provide meals during Governor Inslee’s stay at home order, including optional delivery service for families unable to pick up at a participating school.
Vancouver Public Schools Offering Support for Students and Families During School Closures
Schools play a vital role in helping communities get through a crisis and even though schools are closed due to the current COVID-19 virus, Vancouver Public Schools is still hard at work for their community.
Ridgefield Resilient: School District Offering Meals, Technology, and Care
Schools play a large part in the lives of the communities they serve, and when the schools had to close due to the pandemic, that role did not go away… it got stronger.
Amidst Park Closures, County, City Sign Agreement
Open spaces and fresh air are a great source of sanity in trying times (as
City of Vancouver Closing All Facilities in Response to COVID-19
The following is access and availability information related to government facilities from the City of
Clark County Treasurer to Defer Business Tax Collections, Offer Business Relief
The Clark County Treasurer’s Office recently announced that business owners impacted by the recent closure
Do You Like Green Eggs and Ham?
Since 1996, Beaches restaurant has been helping first graders answer the question, “Do you like green eggs and ham?” by letting them try the real thing.
School Districts Providing Free Meals During Emergency School Closure
To help our state and nation slow the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), all schools will be closed through Friday, April 24, 2020. However, school districts are offering free meals for kids during this time.
Evergreen Public Schools Delivering Meals During School Closure
Evergreen Public School is offering a districtwide breakfast/lunch program with food available for any school age child/student. Meals are being delivered or may be picked up at one of the local schools listed.
Two Local Students Heading to Poetry Out Loud State Competition
Amy Eells of Battle Ground High School and Yeshi Berry of the Vancouver School of Arts and Academics are two of only 12 finalists headed to the state Poetry Out Loud competition in Tacoma on March 7.
Pink Lemonade Project Gives 23 Local Survivors a Holiday Glow
The Pink Lemonade Project (PLP) has quietly been lending practical support to breast cancer patients in need of a boost. Last fall, PLP provided financial assistance to 23 local survivors through the Holiday Glow program.
Ridgefield Celebrates Youth Arts Month
Ridgefield School District is celebrating Youth Arts Month in a big way this year offering an abundance of opportunities for children and the Ridgefield community to discover their creative side through art and music throughout the entire month of March.
Nonprofit Network Southwest Washington Welcomes Newly Elected Officers
Founded in 2008, the Nonprofit Network Southwest Washington is a membership organization of more than 100 local charitable organizations.
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Battle Ground Closes Offices and Facilities to Public Access: Essential Services Continue
The City of Battle Ground continues to take guidance from public health officials who recommend additional social-distancing steps to support the efforts against the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. With the continued spread of the virus throughout the region, the City of Battle Ground is closing all city offices to public access effective today, March 17.
Commission on Aging Seeking Applicants
Clark County is seeking applicants for three positions on its Commission on Aging. The commission manages and implements the county’s Aging Readiness Plan and fosters countywide awareness, dialogue, and insight into challenges and opportunities for residents of all ages, incomes, and abilities.
Volunteers Needed for Animal Control Advisory Board
County Manager Shawn Henessee is seeking applicants for three for Clark County residents that represent a licensed veterinarian, a livestock owner, and a member at large for the Animal Control Advisory Board.
Congrats to Prairie High School Debate Students Heading to State
Congratulations to the Prairie High School debate team members on qualifying for the state competition!
Vancouver Community Garden Plot Registration Now Open
Looking for a place to exercise your green thumb? Vancouver Parks and Recreation’s Community Garden Program has a plot to meet your needs.
Ethics Review Committee Seeking Applicants
The committee meets three times per year to understand and deliberate on ethical issues relating to public health policies, systems and operations.
Telecommunications Commission Seeking Applicants
The county manager is seeking applicants with an interest in government and educational access television and cable television franchising to fill four positions on the volunteer city/county Telecommunications Commission.
Culture, Arts and Heritage Grant Program Accepting Applications
The City of Vancouver will accept applications for this year’s culture, arts, and heritage grants starting Wednesday, February 19, 2020. The deadline to apply is April 8, 2020.
Nominate Your Community Health Hero
Public health work is essential to healthy, thriving communities. If you know a person or organization doing great work for public health in Clark County, nominate them for a Public Health Community Award
Reserve Space for Your Summer Picnic
Chase away the winter blues by planning a fun spring or summer event at a City park. Vancouver Parks and Recreation is currently accepting picnic shelter reservations.