Orchards News

Two people were injured in a vehicle crash Nov. 1 about nine miles south of Bridgeport on state Highway 17.

The Vancouver Heritage Ambassadors present their Old City Cemetery Walk this weekend.

There might be something that defines "Yakima" better than apples. Helping others.

Mike Knapp and his 2-year-old son, Luke, of Vancouver try a two-tier launching system.

A woman was sentenced Friday to a year and a half in prison for molesting a 13-year-old boy whom she and her boyfriend met through an adult phone chat line last year.

Voters in the upcoming general election will choose among six candidates to serve as commissioners for Fire District 5, Fire District 6 and East County Fire & Rescue.

During a recent Friday afternoon at the new West Valley Walmart, cheers and loud rock music can be heard on the store floor.

A Vancouver restaurant was devastated by an early morning fire, firefighters said.

The Washington state Department of Health has been awarded three immunization grants totaling $5.56 million from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

The Clark County Sheriff's Office is investigating a possible child abduction. It happened in the parking lot of a Fred Meyer store at 7411 NE 117th Avenue.

The second annual "Operation Sole Mates," under way this month, aims to preserve the feet of the homeless.

Take a good look at the guy below. He's described as white, in his 20s to mid-30s, 5-feet-7 inches tall, 165 pounds with a medium build.

Thanks to an alert police officer, the Spokane Valley Fire Department was able close a night of hydrant mischief with arrests.

GLENGARRY Daniel MacDonald had decided he wanted to be a dairy farmer while still in high school.

Seton Catholic High School sophomores urge drivers to pay attention to their driving, not their devices, on Northeast 112th Avenue on Wednesday.

Sheriff's deputies are searching for three suspects caught on camera stealing a stereo from an Orchards area audio business.

A man told police two men with a gun robbed him Monday night at Pioneer Elementary School, 7212 N.E. 166th Ave., east of Orchards.

The Vancouver Landing outdoor amphitheater served as a backdrop for reflection during a gathering today at 8 a.m. to honor the victims of the 2001 terrorist attacks.

Clark College instructor Beth Heron talks to a welding student at the school. Bruce Wells leaned back on his Clark College desk and looked over the crowd he was trying to sell on a career in machining.

Jacob D. Rogers and McKyndree A. Clark, both of Spokane. Kristopher K. Allen and Nicole M. Lower, both of Otis Orchards.