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Clark Public Utilities Offering Covid Grant Assistance to Customers

Clark Public Utilities is distributing grants of up to $500 to utility customers with outstanding balances on their electric and/or water utility accounts due to

Evergreen Public Schools Pushes InPerson Learning into Second Semester

With mounting COVID numbers in Washington state, and specifically Clark County, Evergreen Public Schools Superintendent

Interactive Healthier Clark County InfoMap

Clark County Public Health launched a new online data exploration tool called the Healthier Clark County InfoMap. The interactive tool offers a new way of learning about health issues and how they impact people in Clark County.

Local Wineries Adapt Traditional Holiday Wine Tour

For the past six years, the Southwest Washington Winery Association has organized a fall barrel tasting regional touring event during Thanksgiving weekend. In 2020, of course, everything has to be different. You can still drink wine and earn stamps…

Why Free Leftovers Offer Meals, Homes and Hope

Who doesn’t love Thanksgiving Leftovers?! To go with the Thanksgiving theme, Why Racing Events is hosting a FREE LEFTOVERS 5K Run/Walk.

Fall Farmers Market Extended Season

Join the Vancouver Farmers Market for the best of fall and winter bounty from local farmers and everything you need for holiday meals and gifting every Saturday from November 7th to December 9th, 2020.

Sweet and Savory Pie, Oh My!

Because, who doesn’t love pie? This pie event will bring all manners of sweet and savory pies to downtown Camas including fruit pies, cream pies, pizza pies, hand pies, key lime pie, shepherd’s pie, and more.

Gather Your Flock for Turkey Trot 2020

Since 2002, families in Clark County have met for an early morning run before gathering around their Thanksgiving table. As popularity and numbers grew, these families realized that their traditional morning run could become a meaningful way to serve the hungry in their communities, especially on a day like Thanksgiving, and Turkey Trot became a Clark County tradition.

Clark County Parks to Re-Open Playgrounds

The Clark County Public Works department is re-opening all play structures across the county parks

93 Years Young! 2020 Silver Citizen Awarded

Clark County recognizes that older adults are valuable contributors to the vitality of this community.

Clark County Schools Agree to Move to In-Person Learning for Kindergarteners

The superintendents of nine Clark County school districts have collectively agreed to move forward with bringing small groups (pods/cohorts) of kindergarten students to school buildings for in-person instruction in the coming weeks.

Ridgefield Librarians Keeping Kids Reading with Curbside Checkout

When Ridgefield schools transitioned to remote learning, librarians Emily Crawford, Jill Guccini, and Jubilee Roth wanted to continue to put actual books in students’ hands—even while the school buildings were closed. Curbside Checkout became a perfect solution.

Battle Ground Keeps the Spirit of Halloween Alive with Drive-Thru Trick or Treat Event

Battle Ground Parks and Recreation is keeping the tradition and spirit of Halloween alive with its family-friendly Halloween in the Park drive-thru trick-or-treat event at Kiwanis Park.

Building Futures Foundation Awards $20,250 in Scholarships and Tool Grants

The Building Futures Foundation, a 501c3 nonprofit and extension of the Building Industry Association of

Pie and Gratitude are the Stars of First Friday Week in Downtown Camas

Even during a pandemic we still have lots to be grateful for and the November First Friday Week in Downtown Camas will highlight this with gratitude activities… and lots of pie.

Battle Ground’s HOSA Clubs Adapt with Scaled-down Blood Drives

For members of Battle Ground high schools’ Health Occupation Students of America, or HOSA clubs,

Make a Difference in Your Community and Win Prizes

Join StreamTeam in celebrating Make a Difference Day of Service 2020 by sharing how you

C’est la Vie Awarded Restaurant Reboot Grant

Northwest Wine and Food Society announced the third award in their Restaurant Reboot program. A $2000 grant was awarded to Keri Buhman of C’est la Vie French café in Vancouver. The grant is for the support of reopening and ongoing expenses in wake of the pandemic.

Scary Good Fun on the Run

Trick or Treat? This is no trick, Why Racing events have been permitted for an in-person Scary Run on Saturday, October 31, 2020. Your race, your way, choose from either a virtual or live event.

AMP It Up For the Kids

Woodland Public Schools’ elementary art, music, and physical education teachers worked together to create innovative

Free Leaf Disposal Coupon Saves the Drains

The season is changing quickly from “Fall” to “Fell”. Don’t let clogged stormwater drains dampen your spirits or drain your wallet. Clark County residents can once again use the Free Leaf Disposal Coupon for disposal of leaves at four drop-off sites, from October 1 through December 31, 2020.

Storytelling and Tall Tales at Green Neighbors 8th Birthday Bash

Clark County Public Health’s Green Neighbors program is turning eight this year, and the public

Be Clean and Green at the Same Time

Clark County’s Master Composter Recycler program is offering a series of free sustainable green living webinars this fall.

Going Bats for Union Ridge Young Artists

“Children’s art brings out the best in all of us,” said Union Teacher Brigid Taylor. “It is pure, simple, and reflects the best of what children see in the world and I think what we inspire to see in ourselves.”

Working Together to Combat Homelessness

The Clark County Council and the Vancouver City Council approved a memorandum of agreement that creates a joint executive group on homelessness to enable leaders from both organizations to collaborate on projects and initiatives that will address homelessness and its impacts within the county.

Picnic Plans Stay on Pause

With the uncertainty around how public-gathering regulations will unfold over the next several months, Clark County Public Works has made the decision to extend the temporary pause on new picnic shelter reservations and park use permits until February 1, 2021.