Ellie Durgarian, a freshman at Prairie High School this fall, warns of the dangers and dark past of the Hanford Nuclear Site with her website “The Glowing Dark History of the Hanford Nuclear Site,” a website she built for the national competition National History Day to fit the theme of “Tri…

For the third year in a row, local historian Jefferson Davis will be guiding history buffs through some of Vancouver’s most spooky places. 

For Historic Preservation month on May 2,  the Clark County Historical Museum will be taking its First Thursday Speaker Series to Ridgefield’s Old Liberty Theater. The free event will celebrate Ridgefield and will be part of the new initiative by the museum to celebrate the local businesses,…

“Jerry McGee was one of my best friends,” David Johnson said while looking at photos of the Battle Ground High School graduate and one-time Amboy resident.   

For Women’s History Month, Clark County Historical Museum is holding a talk March 7 with Judith Jacobs Litfield, the author of a 2017 memoir titled “Providence White Caps: The Diary of Bernice Korang, RN.” The book tells the story of her aunt, who enrolled in the registered nurse program at …

Dusty Davidson is taking a trip through time. 

If you like your history with a side of suds then you’ll like the new interactive series Clark County Historical Museum is launching in January.

Members of the Clark County Historic Preservation Commission recently added the Ridgefield City Hall building to the county’s Heritage Register.

Socializing with old friends, the sounds of the chips and the shuffling of the cards has brought loyal customers back to the Last Frontier Casino in La Center for 30 years.

White-faced gravestones sprinkled among a hillside in south-central Montana serve as a grim reminder of an epic battle that took place there almost 150 years ago. 

When Arcadia Publishing & the History Press asked Pat Jollota to write about a crime in her hometown of Vancouver, she began to remember the bizarre circumstances surrounding the JoAnn Dewey murder in 1950 and decided to take it on. 

Newspapers from around the northwest carried the shocking news: Ole Peterson was severely burned while battling to save his burning home with buckets of water. His death followed two days later – May 6, 1953 – at Vancouver Memorial Hospital. His “stomping grounds” were in Skamania County, bu…

Two historical walking tours are planned for Ridgefield and Battle Ground next month.