Fair Court Coronation Brings Royal Flair

The official Coronation of the 2016 Riverview Community Bank Clark County Fair Court will take place on Saturday, February 6th at the Clark County Fairgrounds inside the main Event Center Exhibit Hall at 5:00 p.m. The Coronation, sponsored by Riverview Community Bank, is an evening dedicated to the beautiful tradition of presenting the Fair Court to the public, media, Fair Board and the local business community. The evening of scrumptious food and entertainment will also include plenty of fun activities and games including a dessert dash and silent auction – so come greet your 2016 Fair Court!

Legacy Employees Knock Socks off Giving Goal

Legacy Health has far surpassed its goal of collecting 10,000 pairs of new socks to help those in need in local communities. In fact, the final tally of the early winter employee sock drive is 30,613 pairs of new socks, triple the company-wide goal of 10,000 pairs of new socks. It means thousands of homeless or struggling individuals in the Portland-Vancouver region will have warmer feet during this wet, cold winter.

Here is southwest Washington, Legacy Salmon Creek brought in 3,742 pairs, tripling its goal of 1,250.

Wrappin’ with your Posse

In 1997, Santa’s Posse was created as a way of contributing back to our community and to help less fortunate families in our community during the holiday season. What started with delivery of food, gifts and personal care items to 43 families has now expanded to 800. Santa’s Posse now provides Christmas for over 2,400 children here locally.

The Clark County Sheriff’s Office, in partnership with Rotary Clubs of Clark County, Kiewit Construction, Fire District 6 and Kindercare Learning Centers, deliver the gift baskets in an effort to increase positive contacts between law enforcement officers and families. Gift baskets are delivered prior to Christmas.

But before all that can happen, they need to get a wrappin’. Can you help?

Happy Money Hits barre3 Felida

Cozy up with a good book… and great company. Join barre3 Vancouver/Felida and connect over conversation about this month’s book: Happy Money: The Science of Happier Spending by Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton.

Happy Money is a fascinating look at the true meaning of joy, something that seems especially important during this time of year (it’s also surprisingly funny with anecdotes and witty asides). The authors have studied happiness for many years, and found that while material things often give us an initial rush of joy, the pleasure we get from experiences is more authentic and lasts longer. In some ways it sounds counter-intuitive, or at least impractical.

barre3 Nutrition Seminar

This is a sweet topic. :) barre3 Vancouver-Felida is hosting a Free educational seminar about the effects of sugar on your body. You’ll learn some things that may surprise you, and others that may shock you. The event will be held Tuesday, December 8, from 12:00 noon to 1:00pm at the barre3 Vancouver-Felida, located at 3604 NW 119th St, Suite 101, in the Felida area. Join special guest speaker Haley Vilhauer, a registered Dietitian and Nutritionist, who will be bringing you vital information on this hot topic. Don’t miss this one!

Free Pumpkin Harvest Festival in Downtown Washougal

Local families are invited to wear their Halloween costumes and pick out their very own FREE pumpkins at the Downtown Washougal Pumpkin Harvest Festival on Wednesday, October 21, from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. at Reflection Plaza.

Ripe orange pumpkins ready for carving will be harvested from the City garden plot behind Washougal City Hall for the event. Adding to the fun and community participation, students from Alisa Vail’s first grade class at Gause Elementary worked to start the plant seedlings. Gause principal, Rex Larson, helped to coordinate the effort. City Council members and volunteers then planted and cared for the growing pumpkins to ensure a good harvest in time for the event.

Clark Public Utilities Plugs in New Electric Car Chargers, Rapid Charger Downtown

Electric vehicle drivers now have more options to park and power up with five new public chargers at Clark Public Utilities’ service centers.

Conveniently adjacent to Interstate-5, the downtown service center at 1200 Fort Vancouver Way will now offer three public Level 2 Blink chargers and a new Level 3 rapid charger. The Orchards location will offer two public Level 2 Blink charging stations at 8600 NE 117th Ave.

Building a Better Local

Live! Local Media, the company that brings you ClarkCountyLive.com and a network of hyper-local digital publishing sites, is looking for dynamic, passionate and engaged people, who want live large, have fun, and help us change the landscape of local.

We’re expanding our distribution of digital solutions in the local business community, and we need your help. We offer local businesses a Digital Toolbox featuring a wide range of products and services – from mobile apps to digital advertising; ecommerce to email marketing, and much more – all designed to help local businesses level the playing field, create a successful long-term digital strategy and thrive in the internet-economy.

We are looking for enthusiastic, dedicated people who love our community like we do and want to contribute to building stronger local businesses.

Capeloto takes Reigns of Riverview Retail Banking

(Editor note: In addition to being an all-around great guy, Kim is an incredible force of nature in the local business community. The one word I’d use is “ubiquitous” – the guy is everywhere, doing everything, as part of making this a better community. Congrats to him and our friends at Riverview.)

Riverview Community Bank, a wholly owned subsidiary of Riverview Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ GSM: RVSB), today announced Kim J. Capeloto has been promoted to Executive Vice President and Chief Retail Banking Officer. In that role he will be responsible for the operation and performance of the banks 17 branch system.

Capeloto joined Riverview in 2010 as Executive Vice President in charge of Marketing, Operations, Technology and Public Relations, which he will continue

Tracy Wilson, Aaron Marvin Join BIA Board

Jack Harroun, 2015 BIA President, has appointed two new directors to the Building Industry Association (BIA) of Clark County’s Board of Directors.

Tracy Wilson, CEO of DeWils Industries, has been appointed as a Subcontractor Director. Aaron Marvin, co-owner of A.C.T. Builders was installed last November as the Vice President Secretary for the 2015. Both Mr. Wilson and Mr. Marvin have also been appointed as State Directors on the BIA of Clark County’s and Building Industry Association of Washington (BIAW) Board of Directors.

Charter Communications Hosting Upcoming Job Fair

Charter Communications is hosting a job fair. As an established broadband services company (cable/internet/phone) with customer service at the forefront, we are seeking passionate representatives to make each call a positive experience for our customers. Start a career with a growing Fortune 500 company. We offer full-time hours, set schedules, benefits, and a great work environment!

Riverview Community Bank Continues Giving Tradition

The employee-owners of Riverview Community Bank marked 32 years of tradition by donating hundreds of gifts to foster children through the Bank’s “Shirley DuPaul – Gifts for Kids in Care” program. Every year, the Department of Social and Health Services coordinates this program for foster children in the cities of Vancouver and Portland, and also Klickitat and Skamania County. (read more…)

Downtown Camas First Friday

Held in charming, historic downtown, Camas First Fridays happen each first Friday of the month, every month of the year from 5 pm to 8 pm. (read more…)

Vancouver First Friday Events

Grab some friends and grab a beer – explore some great local art and meet your community. The First Friday of every month from 5 pm to 9 pm, Downtown Vancouver explodes with art, music and people from all walks of life.

Ugly Christmas Sweaters are Main Event

Everybody has an ugly Christmas sweater. Trust me, I made the mistake once of complimenting a person on her awesome ugly Christmas sweater… only to find out it wasn’t supposed to be one! (thankfully my Mother-in-Law is still talking to me ;) )   So, go through your closet and find your best (or worst) Christmas sweater and join the fun on Monday, December 16, 2013 for the Samuel Adams Brewing ugly Christmas Sweater Contest at Main Event Sports Grill downtown… read more…

Check Em Off Green

Sometimes, one of the hardest parts of wanting to give gifts that are friendly to the environment is knowing where to look. Look no further than the 4th Annual Check Em Off, Green Holiday Gift Event … (Read more…)

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