Amboy News

Photos courtesy of Rich Liedtke Rich Liedtke, right, greets Fred Hall and Marina Fisenko at the Vancouver First Church of God.

With glasses, a plaid shirt and blue jeans, John Koehler doesn't fit the image of a modern-day bootlegger.

Paul Lewis, Ridgefield: Scott Gullickson is committed to quality education, seeks community input and makes decisions based on facts - desirable qualities to serve on the Ridgefield School Board.

David Darby is vying in the Cemetery District 4 Position 1 race. Josh Fuerstenberg is a candidate in the Cemetery District 6 Position 3 race.

A church-driven pilot project aimed at combating hunger in rural Clark County will use the month of November to make weekly food box deliveries and test the waters for a permanent effort.

A man died Wednesday night in far-north Clark County after being involved in a two-vehicle collision, officials said.

Bulletin. Finally, the ever-evasive, highly sought-after D.B. Cooper has been captured! After spending who knows how much time in the wilderness, his skin was rough and scaly.

Jeremiah Doty, owner of J&M Gas Piping and Venting Services, cuts customized gas lines for a new house in Washougal.

Sgt. Earl Werner and Spc. Taylor Marks were killed on a convoy security mission in Iraq.

He is survived by his wife Casey and son Charles, age 19 of the Amboy, Washington area.

The Amboy Baptist Church congregation has submitted construction plans to the Clark County Department of Community Development for a church project that includes a covered basketball court, three baseball-soccer fields and parking.

Lawn mower racers compete during Amboy Territorial Days in 2006. Carrie Cunningham and the Six-Shooters will perform on Sunday at McKenzie Stadium in Vancouver.

The logging show at Amboy Territorial Days features 10 events including the Jack and Jill Double Buck competition.

If fireworks aren't your thing or you're looking for fun daytime activities, the region offers all-American events throughout the Independence Day weekend.

It's great to leave Interstate 5 and get on the road to Battle Ground, and know it's going to Battle Ground because the road has a name, not just a number.

It's a routine part of the job at the Amboy Market. That is, helping to straighten out motorists stumped by the many twists - and name changes - of rural state Highway 503.

Rain washed away seven miles' worth of fresh highway paint in north Clark County last week.

Highway workers laid down seven miles' worth of paint on state Highway 503 near Amboy on Wednesday, only to have it wash away in the rain.