Recent Stories
Bits 'n' Pieces: Father and son sculpt piece of history
The names of a father and son sculpting team will be emblazoned on history.
Local church aims for pet food world record
Living Hope Church collects 9.8 tons, enough to best 2006 Guinness World Record
Living Hope Church recently collected 19,600 pounds of pet food in seven days, a feat that -- when verified -- should smash a record held for seven years by a South African supermarket.
Minnehaha store aims to keep the magic alive (with video)
Dave's Killer Magic Shop a haven for local magicians to perfect their craft and pass it on to others
The smirking store owner behind the counter was curiously calm for someone whose wallet had suddenly burst into flames.
Bits 'n' Pieces: Fighting the sounds of silence
Gayle Beacock believes in the life-changing power of music.
Bits 'n' Pieces: Thriving in a world of silence
She's deaf, but it doesn't define her.
Frey family moves to second night on 'Family Feud'
Vancouver man, brothers, sister-in-law, dad get another shot at winning $20,000
The Washington family featured on "Family Feud" Thursday missed out on the $20,000 top prize, but won $820 and another shot at the big bucks.
Vancouver family competes on 'Family Feud'
Freys given a shot to win $100,000 on long-running game show
It's not often a family is rewarded for their ability to feud.
Dining Out: Strong flavors keep traditional menu lively
Downtown Vancouver Jerusalem Cafe's offerings often exciting, but some less thrilling
When Jerusalem Cafe gets it right, you'll have a hard time putting down your fork.
Neighborhood market gets a healthy makeover
Business club students help guide Mercado Latino toward healthier food offerings
Members of the Hudson's Bay High School DECA business club hope that a simple concept -- steering shoppers toward nutritious foods at a neighborhood market -- will have a healthy impact on their community's well-being.
Green light for traffic safety push
Vancouver develops two-year traffic-calming program to slow drivers
Some Rose Village residents fear lead-footed drivers blasting past Washington Elementary School are moving their neighborhood down a road to tragedy.
