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Hockinson man remains in jail without bail on suspicion of wife’s murder
A Hockinson man accused of hiring a former Oregon cellmate to kill his wife in a murder-for-hire plot remains in jail without bail. James Rummell, 49, appeared in Clark County Superior Court on … more
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The Chelatchie-Prairie Railroad passes through multiple roads in Clark County. County Council Chair Gary Medvigy expressed interest in expanding the rail’s use for heavy-industrial shipping.
BG mayor, county residents call for cost-benefit analysis of proposed rail use
Battle Ground Mayor Troy McCoy and county residents shared concerns with The Reflector last week regarding the county’s plans to use its railroad for industrial shipping, saying they have seen … more
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Volunteers move a tarp full of pulled English ivy from Abrams Park at an ivy pull during Ridgefield First Saturday’s Green and Clean event on Saturday, April 6.
Community members help spruce up Ridgefield
Volunteers cleaned up litter along the waterfront and removed invasive plants from Abrams Park in Ridgefield on Saturday, April 6, during a community event. For Ridgefield First Saturday’s … more
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Battle Ground Kiwanis Park Easter Egg Hunt brings joy to community
Dozens of kids enjoyed overloading their Easter baskets with treat-filled eggs at the Kiwanis Park Easter Egg Hunt in Battle Ground on Saturday, March 30. The small turnout allowed for more … more
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Battle Ground native Lara Kittelson competed in the Iditarod, a long-distance dog race covering over 1,000 miles of the Alaskan wilderness. Kittelson said arriving in Nome filled her with emotion.
Extreme happiness to almost weeping: BG native completes Iditarod
From adventuring in north Clark County to crossing the Alaskan wilderness on a sled pulled by dogs, Lara Kittelson doesn’t shy away from a challenge. Kittelson completed the Iditarod on … more
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Police are investigating a possibly staged burglary/homicide reported at a home in the 18000 block of Northeast 119th Street in Hockinson on Saturday, March 23. Law enforcement arrested the husband of Lindy Rummell and his friend in relation to the crime.
Hockinson man arrested as suspected accomplice in wife’s death
A Hockinson man was arrested in connection to his wife’s death in what is alleged to be a murder-for-hire that occurred at their residence on March 23. James Rummell, 49, appeared in Clark … more
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Mrs. Roper pub crawl a big hit in old town Battle Ground
Dozens of Ropers from the old television show “Three’s Company” flooded Battle Ground’s old town for a pub crawl with big gatherings getting things started at multiple bars … more
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The Chelatchie Prairie Railroad cuts through Main Street in Battle Ground. The City Council opposed the rail’s use for aggregate shipment, citing traffic and safety concerns.
BG council opposes proposed use of rail
Amid concerns of increased noise pollution and traffic, Battle Ground’s City Council unanimously adopted a resolution opposing the proposed expansion of the Portland Vancouver Junction Railroad … more
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Students at Battle Ground’s Tukes Valley Middle School learn how to provide CPR on Monday, March 18, while being taught by Clark County Fire District 3 cadets.
‘Stayin’ alive’ : Tukes Valley Middle School students learn CPR
Cadets with Clark County Fire District 3 (CCFD3) recently taught Tukes Valley Middle School students CPR to the tune of ‘Stayin Alive.’ On Monday, March 18, fifth through eighth graders … more
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Battle Ground resident Ken Steinke was awarded Battle Ground Citizen of the Year by Kendra Laratta at North County Community Food Bank on March 13.
Battle Ground Citizen of the Year Committee announces 2023 recipient
Committee members waited together inside North County Community Food Bank on Wednesday, March 13, to announce 2023’s Battle Ground Citizen of the Year, Ken Steinke. As Steinke entered the … more
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C-Tran Route Seven serves a portion of Battle Ground, mostly along the commercial corridors. C-Tran’s 2045 long-range plan only identifies expanding its service in the city.
C-Tran long-range plans examining Battle Ground expansion
The idea of expanding the transit network in Battle Ground is in its early stages, with C-Tran developing new long-range plans for up to 2045. C-Tran staff is currently gathering public comment … more
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Battle Ground’s first Rose Float in 1955, “Wonderful One-Hoss Shay,” began the cherished tradition of Battle Ground’s Portland Rose Festival Grand Floral Parade entries.
Latest Battle Ground Rose Float Board members to officially retire
A long-standing tradition for the Battle Ground community will be coming to a close — unless more people volunteer and building space becomes available. The members of the Battle Ground … more
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Family, friends and students grieved the funeral of Charles (Chuck) Shannon, who received an honorable service with an extended fire ladder, an American flag and the sounds of a gun salute at Battle Ground High School (BGHS) on Saturday, March 16.
Funeral service honors long-time AFJROTC teacher
Family, friends and students grieved the funeral of Charles (Chuck) Shannon, who received an honorable service with an extended fire ladder, an American flag and the sounds of a gun salute at Battle … more
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The Chelatchie Prairie Railroad is located west of Battle Ground’s Fairgrounds Park, which features a skate park and ball fields where the Little League plays. At a recent City Council meeting, residents raised concerns about increased noise and air pollution in the area if the Chelatchie Freight Rail expansion proceeds.
BG council to voice opposition against Chelatchie rail plans
Battle Ground City Council is considering adopting a resolution declaring its opposition to the Chelatchie Freight Rail expansion plans in Brush Prairie. After discussing the matter and hearing … more
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Friends of Clark County expressed concern regarding Granite Construction’s mining interest in Chelatchie, stating that mining could be detrimental to the fish in Cedar and Chelatchie Creek.
Court of Appeals to decide Chelatchie’s industrial mining future
After a four-year process, local agencies will debate before the Washington State Court of Appeals a previous state board’s ruling that halted an industrial mining expansion project in … more
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Clark County Fire District 3 is considering asking voters this year to lift the fire levy lid. The Board of Fire Commissioners is considering a $0.34 lid lift — from $1.16 to $1.50 per $1,000 of assessed property value — during the August 2024 primary election.
CCFD3’s revenue not keeping up with demand
Clark County Fire District 3 (CCFD3) is considering asking voters to approve a levy lid lift as call volume continues to increase while revenue erodes. Call volumes have increased more than 25 … more
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Team Barbie and three other teams did not cross the finish line during the second round of the Solar Car Challenge, Saturday, March 9.
La Center students show off their engineering skills at solar car race
Students from La Center Middle School showed their engineering talent at Clark Public Utilities (CPU) Solar Car Challenge, Saturday, March 9, at Hudson Bay’s High School in Vancouver. … more
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Battle Ground police chief candidate Dennis Flynn speaks during a public meet-and-greet event with other candidates at City Hall on Dec. 7. Last week, Flynn was named the new Battle Ground chief.
City of Battle Ground announces hiring of new chief of police
Effective March 18, the City of Battle Ground will have a new chief of police. Last week, Battle Ground City Manager Erin Erdman announced Dennis Flynn, one of the city’s initial … more
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BG mayor sees sidewalks and pathways as ‘path’ forward for city
BG mayor sees sidewalks and pathways as ‘path’ forward for city
Two months in office and Mayor Troy McCoy is tackling the challenges of Battle Ground’s growth. McCoy was appointed mayor on Jan. 2, 2024, and has been a City Council member since November … more
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In-N-Out Burger will come to Ridgefield. The prototypical design will not be be coming to Ridgefield as In-N-Out Burger proposed a few changes to meet city code.
First for WA: In-N-Out Burger coming to Ridgefield
Animal-style cheeseburgers and the Southern California cultural phenomenon of In-N-Out Burger is coming to Ridgefield, the fast food chain’s first location in the state. The City of … more
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