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Reflector Publisher Chad Taylor speaks to the crowd in attendance for the second annual “Best of the Best” awards ceremony on Thursday, May 7, at the Battle Ground Event Center.
Large turnout for second annual Best of the Best awards highlights community excellence
The Reflector staff hosted the second annual “Best of the Best” awards ceremony highlighting outstanding businesses, organizations and individuals that heavily contribute and impact Clark County … more
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Tracy Coiteux, owner of The Sweet Collective in downtown La Center, serves mango sorbet in a waffle cone. The dessert and coffee shop, which opened in April at 103 E. Fourth St., offers local ice cream, baked goods and drinks.
La Center has a sweet spot for new dessert and coffee stop on Fourth and Aspen
Just a month after opening in downtown La Center, The Sweet Collective has become a popular spot for families, coffee drinkers and ice cream lovers along the city’s main thoroughfare. Located … more
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Brian Trembley adjusts a log on his portable sawmill before cutting it into planks at Lewisville Park on Thursday, May 7. The lumber produced during the project will eventually support Clark County park projects, including benches, tables and rails.
Woodwork after windfall: Local sawyer turns fallen trees into future local park benches, tables
Those visiting Lewisville Park north of Battle Ground within the past two weeks have likely heard the whine of a portable sawmill as Brian Trembley transforms fallen trees from a winter windstorm … more
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Pila Neilson, left, and Cathy Neilson, stand in front of their new food cart, “Ren’s Ohana Kitchen,” which opened on Friday, May 1, in the Battle Ground Station Food Cart Pod on Main Street in Old Town.
Aloha Battle Ground: New food cart offers a taste of Hawaiian culture
A new food cart in Battle Ground is bringing a taste of Hawaiian culture rooted in family tradition, community connection, and what its owners call the spirit of “Aloha.” Cathy and Pila … more
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Battle Ground council adopts 10-year natural gas franchise agreement
On Monday, April 20, the Battle Ground City Council unanimously adopted a natural gas franchise agreement with Northwest Natural Gas Company. The agreement renews a long-standing partnership … more
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Despite the “coming soon” sign for Super Chix in Battle Ground along Southwest Scotton Way, the restaurant’s status for the development remains “up in the air” as of mid-April.
IHOP is a go, Super Chix ‘up in the air’ for Battle Ground’s newest commercial building
One of the more frequent questions asked on Battle Ground-centric Facebook community groups as of late has been: “Is IHOP still coming?” Well, as it turns out, the question should be asking … more
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A young visitor examines a selection of small toys inside Create Joy on opening morning, Saturday, April 18. The shop offers a range of locally made gifts and goods now in La Center.
Create Joy opens doors for local artisans in La Center
Locally made goods, apparel and handcrafted items to spruce up the home are now much closer to La Center residents following the grand opening of Create Joy on Saturday, April 18, bringing a new … more
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On Thursday, April 16, ilani Casino and Resort announced the Sunday, April 19 closure of Michael Jordan’s Steak House and a change of name and management for Line & Lure as the venue is shifting to self-managed dining experiences, officials stated.
ilani announces major changes to dining scene
ilani Casino and Resort clarified the conversion of two major restaurants to self-managed concepts while also announcing a major change to Michael Jordan’s Steak House.  The new chapter … more
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Fran Schreiber, general manager of Everybody’s Brewing at Northwood, and her husband, Mitch Schreiber, stand together at the entrance of the restaurant on Thursday, April 16.
From the ‘Woods’ to Everybody’s, longtime general manager to retire with a bash
After more than a decade helping shape one of Battle Ground’s most recognizable dining spots, longtime restaurant manager Fran Schreiber is preparing to step away, but not without emotion, … more
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Erica Rodman
Woodland real estate agent earns national land sales recognition
Woodland real estate agent Erica Rodman has earned national recognition for her work in land sales, being named to the 2025 APEX Producers Club by the REALTORS Land Institute (RLI) as a part of the … more
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Shannon Wyman, left center with scissors, and Lindsey Maze, right center with scissors, cut the ribbon celebrating a new chapter as Legions Realty merged with the Premiere Property Group LLC on Tuesday, March 31.
Battle Ground realty office to expand commitment to community after merger
After a decade of serving the community as a brick-and-mortar business, Legions Realty is entering a new chapter, one its leadership says will allow for even deeper local involvement.  … more
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A Portland Vancouver Junction Railroad (PVJR) train engine sits in a small railyard along Northeast St. Johns Road in Clark County.
Rail-served industrial hub in Brush Prairie could begin taking shape soon, owner of PVJR says
A proposed freight-dependent logistics park in the Brush Prairie area is moving forward, according to Portland Vancouver Junction Railroad (PVJR) owner Eric Temple, who says the project could bring … more
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Woodland council declines to increase cannabis retail limit
The Woodland City Council voted Monday, March 16, to keep its current limit of one cannabis retail license, declining to move forward with a proposed change to city code that could have allowed for … more
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Tara Nathan, owner of Toys On Main, located in Ridgefield Floral and Gifts, has built her shop’s offerings to champion “unplugged play” as she sees younger parents shift toward physical toys rather than screens for younger children.
New toy shop brings “Unplugged Play” to downtown Ridgefield
A new toy shop in downtown Ridgefield is offering families a place to find unique gifts while encouraging kids to step away from screens and explore hands-on play.  Toys On Main, operated … more
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Site plans for the proposed Paddle House Taproom in Woodland at the intersection of Goerig Street and Lewis River Road detail a large outdoor space that includes a small amphitheater. But due to the large total of traffic impact fees, property owner Bobby Vickery says he may be priced out of his vision becoming a reality.
Woodland taproom proposal faces hurdle over impact fees
A proposed taproom at Goerig Street and Lewis River Road in Woodland is now more uncertain than ever as its developer seeks relief from more than $255,000 in city traffic impact fees — costs he … more
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Joy Smith, general manager of the newly reopened 20After4 dispensary in Woodland, stands in front of a wall of edibles including hard candies, gummies and chocolates made with THC and cannabis extracts. She said the dispensary at 1511 N. Goerig St. has a particularly large selection of candies with different flavors, textures and potencies.
Cannabis retailer previously fined for selling in Woodland, reopens after city OKs sales
A newly reopened cannabis dispensary in Woodland says it has already served hundreds of customers in the first few days after being closed for more than two years over a contentious debate in the … more
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A Wash Kings Car Wash location at 411 S. 47th Ave. remains under construction on Wednesday, Feb. 25, with signs in front that read, “Coming Soon.”
A “car care hub” is coming to fruition in Ridgefield’s Discovery Ridge development
For the longest time, Ridgefield residents did not have a standalone car wash, auto parts store, tire center and even the new age of drive-thru oil change businesses.  Ridgefield has had … more
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Jared Ritz, a local rural real estate agent with United Country Real Estate, was recognized as one of the top performers in the nationwide company at United Country’s National Training and Awards Ceremony in February.
Local real estate agent cracks top tier of 4,000-agent rural network
Jared Ritz’s commitment to educating rural land buyers and sellers has landed him among the top performers across United Country Real Estate’s network of over 4,000 agents and nearly 500 … more
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Main Street Bar, located at 805 E. Main St. in Battle Ground, is in the process of being bought by Maddox, with Max Booth, community engagement and development manager for Maddox Industrial Transformer, saying it will likely not be a bar under new ownership.
Maddox-backed Battle Ground Hospitality Collective acquires new property
A growing cluster of downtown property acquisitions by the locally-based Maddox Industrial Transformer’s affiliated Battle Ground Hospitality Group (BGHC) have fueled interest online after its … more
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The Reflector Publisher Chad Taylor, right, speaks with attendees at The Reflector’s first “Best of the Best” awards banquet in May, 2025.
The Reflector’s ‘Best of the Best’ returns to highlight businesses and community members in Clark County
The Reflector’s “Best of the Best” awards ceremony highlighting outstanding businesses, organizations and individuals that heavily contribute and impact Clark County and beyond returns for its … more
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