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The W.F. West bowling team started its season with a win on Thursday, as the Bearcats defeated Aberdeen 1,992-1,373. W.F. West rolled despite a “hectic” start to the season, as they have had …
The Washington state Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is planning prescribed burns on up to 30 locations within Capitol State Forest this fall to remove piles of slash and debris from recent …
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The one-track mind for Columbian white-tailed bucks is starting to happen at the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge. For those wanting to watch the intense scenes of the rutting season, the …
It’s easy to assume that we sit at the pinnacle of human knowledge and achievement. Zettabytes of information are just a click away; we jet halfway across the world in hours; we talk to anyone, anywhe
Your yard may look quiet as winter approaches, but your plants still need some attention. Cold temperatures are only part of the challenge. Dry soil, harsh winds, hungry animals and even the salt used
This time of year, many homeowners look for ways to help their homes feel warm and cozy.
VANCOUVER — The International City/County Management Association has recognized the city of Vancouver with the Community Sustainability Award for the Naturespaces program.
RIDGEFIELD — The Ridgefield Lions Club and one of its members received prestigious awards at a recent meeting. The club also welcomed three new members.
A proposed high-voltage transmission line to be built along and, at times, under a 100-mile section of the Columbia River will be the focus of three upcoming public hearings. The hearings will be host
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Families, right? Leo Tolstoy penned the classic quote: “All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.”