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River Susick, left, and his twin sister, Marcella, both 3, enjoy a bite to eat while watching crews from Rick’s Custom Fencing & Decking build a new deck for the family home Thursday afternoon.

Single mom of twins fighting breast cancer gets a new fence and deck at her Clark County home

River Susick, left, and his twin sister, Marcella, both 3, enjoy a bite to eat while watching crews from Rick’s Custom Fencing & Decking build a new deck for the family home Thursday afternoon.

May 19, 2025, 10:40am Breast Cancer

When Kayla Susick was diagnosed with breast cancer in April 2024, her focus wasn’t on the deteriorating deck or unsafe fence that surrounded her Clark County home. It was on beating the disease. Read story

Specialist Gregg Maloney works at his post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on April 28. Stocks fell sharply in April after President Donald Trump announced his plans to place tariffs on nearly all of the U.S.’s trading partners. They all but recovered this week as Trump paused the highest tariffs that had been placed on China.

Taking stock of stocks: Clark County financial advisers urge investors to keep calm

Specialist Gregg Maloney works at his post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on April 28. Stocks fell sharply in April after President Donald Trump announced his plans to place tariffs on nearly all of the U.S.’s trading partners. They all but recovered this week as Trump paused the highest tariffs that had been placed on China.

May 17, 2025, 6:14am Business

Dramatic ebbs and flows in the stock market have left some investors feeling seasick. Read story

Lynne Schroeder records on her phone while a phonograph plays an antique record featuring her mother playing accordion at the home of Beth Webber in Vancouver on Saturday, May 12, 2018.

The Columbian’s ‘Everybody Has a Story’ has been telling readers’ tales for more than 20 years

Lynne Schroeder records on her phone while a phonograph plays an antique record featuring her mother playing accordion at the home of Beth Webber in Vancouver on Saturday, May 12, 2018.

May 17, 2025, 6:12am Clark County Life

We still believe it’s true. Everybody really does have a story. Read story

Check It Out: A cookbook for every taste

May 17, 2025, 6:07am Clark County Life

There are two things that I especially like about cookbooks. The first is that they are very visually appealing. I love the food photos; the colors and textures, the variety of displays and table settings that the photographer has chosen to include, the images so sharp it makes your mouth… Read story

Gardening with Allen: Perennials keep color coming

May 17, 2025, 6:06am Clark County Life

What perennial flowers would you suggest to plant so I can have color all spring, summer and fall? Read story

Clark County and partners celebrated the construction of a new community park with a ground-breaking ceremony.

Clark County, partners break ground on construction of Curtin Creek park

Clark County and partners celebrated the construction of a new community park with a ground-breaking ceremony.

May 17, 2025, 5:59am Clark County News

BRUSH PRAIRIE – Clark County and partners celebrated the beginning of construction of a new community park with a ground-breaking ceremony. Curtin Creek Community Park, located in Brush Prairie, is expected to open to the community next spring. Shoveling dirt to ceremonially begin construction were Clark County Council Chair Sue… Read story

Camas Lions Club members joined forces with the Downtown Camas Association last month for the annual Downtown Camas cleanup.

Camas Lions Club joins community cleanup effort

Camas Lions Club members joined forces with the Downtown Camas Association last month for the annual Downtown Camas cleanup.

May 17, 2025, 5:55am Clark County News

CAMAS – Camas Lions Club members joined forces with the Downtown Camas Association last month for the annual Downtown Camas Cleanup event. With gloves on and tools in hand, club members showed up to help refresh and beautify the heart of the city. Read story

Members of 100 Women Who Care Clark County presented $7,600 to Camas Students & Families Foundation on May 7.

Camas Students & Families Foundation receives $7,600 from 100 Women Who Care

Members of 100 Women Who Care Clark County presented $7,600 to Camas Students & Families Foundation on May 7.

May 17, 2025, 5:55am Clark County News

CAMAS – Members of 100 Women Who Care Clark County presented $7,600 to Camas Students & Families Foundation at their second quarterly meeting of 2025 held May 7 at The Hammond Kitchen & Craft Bar. Christina Nagle, president of the foundation, accepted the funds. Read story

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Educational Opportunities for Children and Families CEO Rekah Strong poses for a photo with students Maycee Hawn, left, and Jameson Owens on July 21, 2023, during a field day at Educational Opportunities for Children and Families on MacArthur Boulevard.

‘Be the armor for our babies’: Educational Opportunities for Children and Families urges community support at fundraising gala

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Educational Opportunities for Children and Families CEO Rekah Strong poses for a photo with students Maycee Hawn, left, and Jameson Owens on July 21, 2023, during a field day at Educational Opportunities for Children and Families on MacArthur Boulevard.

May 16, 2025, 11:52am Business

In addition to facing a significant budget shortfall, one of Clark County’s largest early education providers is now removing references to diversity from its grant requests in an effort to comply with shifting federal policies. Read story

Wolf Industries Inc. is looking to partner with California organizations to send modular housing to residents displaced by January wildfires. The Battle Ground company has done a similar initiative with Sonoma Valley, Calif., residents after wildfires there in 2017.

Battle Ground’s Wolf Industries wants to help California wildfire victims by providing modular homes

Wolf Industries Inc. is looking to partner with California organizations to send modular housing to residents displaced by January wildfires. The Battle Ground company has done a similar initiative with Sonoma Valley, Calif., residents after wildfires there in 2017.

May 16, 2025, 6:07am Business

Despite being roughly 1,000 miles away from Southern California, Battle Ground-based Wolf Industries Inc. is extending a helping hand to those impacted by wildfires. Read story