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Paul Valencia
Verified
Reporter, ClarkCountyToday.com
Vancouver
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Physics, astrophysics and the law.
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By Paul Valencia Verified| ClarkCountyToday.com Verified Paul ValenciaClarkCountyToday.comIt turns out, Scott Thompson was out of coaching for only a month. The head coach of the 2024 state champion Camas girls basketball team resigned after the 2025 girl basketball season, but this week, the school introduced him as the next boys basketball coach. “I’m beyond thrilled,” Thompson said, adding that the decisions he has made recently have all been motivated by family.
By Paul Valencia Verified| ClarkCountyToday.com Verified Paul ValenciaClarkCountyToday.comIt is a battle. Prizes are on the line. There will be winners. But more than a competition, it is a celebration, a celebration of music and, more importantly, the artists behind the music. The Clark County Battle of the Bands is coming May 31, a competition for high school students who have formed their own bands to showcase their talents. “This is pretty awesome.
By Paul Valencia Verified| ClarkCountyToday.com Verified Paul ValenciaClarkCountyToday.comIt turns out, Scott Thompson was out of coaching for only a month. The head coach of the 2024 state champion Camas girls basketball team resigned after the 2025 girl basketball season, but this week, the school introduced him as the next boys basketball coach. “I’m beyond thrilled,” Thompson said, adding that the decisions he has made recently have all been motivated by family.
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