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The Mount St. Helens Science and Learning Center is seen above Coldwater Lake.
Mount St. Helens Institute and the U.S. Forest Service to hold celebration in honor of National Public Lands Day
The Mount St. Helens Institute and the U.S. Forest Service have announced they will be celebrating National Public Lands Day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 27, at the Mount St. Helens … more
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A volunteer sorts drinks on a shelf at the North County Community Food Bank. The nonprofit is serving between 850 and 900 households every month, a number that continues to grow.
‘We have never needed the community’s help more’: North County Community Food Bank to host biggest fundraising event of the year
The North County Community Food Bank invites the community to join in this year’s Give More 24 on Thursday, Sept. 25, with activities planned both at Central Park and at the food bank’s … more
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The Dove Creek band practices in Rick Narhi's garage near Battle Ground on Tuesday, Sept. 16. The band consists of Phil Badalamenti, left, Narhi, center and Dave Palodichuk.
Vintage Music By Vintage Guys: Dove Creek band member packs loads of music history
In a midwesterner’s garage, minus the snowblower, the Dove Creek band practices its musical craft and harmony on a weekly basis.  The band consists of three members, two of whom are … more
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The La Center Gardens and Family Farm red barn sticks out behind a field of flowers on Wednesday, Sept. 10.
Nothing goes together like bees and flowers
La Center Gardens and Family Farm and neighboring Smart Bee Pollination have complemented each other perfectly over the years, but that’s not without its challenges.  For John … more
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Michelle Bader Ebersole holds a copy of her book “Widow Goals: Steps to Finding Peace When You Lose Your Spouse.” Ebersole, a certified Grief Recovery Method specialist, will lead a new monthly grief support group hosted at the Battle Ground Senior Center starting in October.
Senior-focused grief support group launching in Battle Ground
After a three-year search, Battle Ground Senior Citizens Inc. will launch a monthly grief support group this October, led by Michelle Bader Ebersole, a Ridgefield resident certified specialist in the … more
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Paul Springer has crafted hundreds of pieces of metal artwork for a little over 20 years, including a 6,000-pound steel treehouse that can be found at a north Clark County property full of his handcrafted yard art.
Local machinist turning steel into functioning yard art and more
When someone finds a knack for something, they tend to hone it into a skill that sets them apart, but then there is Clark County resident Paul Springer, who found his knack with steel.  … more
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The Cedar Creek Grist Mill fall colors tend to last a little past the anticipated peak time as the maple trees sit at a cooler temperature in the small canyon. This year’s peak for the area is anticipated to be around October 20.
The colors of autumn are near
It’s no secret that New England has epic fall color locations, but to many, it may be a secret that Clark County is home to some incredible locations with fantastic pops of color in … more
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Temporary assistance by Ripley’s Horse Aid allowed time to find a new home for Chaz, now named Captain Jack, where he is healthy and thriving.
Ripley’s Horse Aid helps local owners through hard times
The Clark County Executive Horse Council (CCEHC) is continuing to operate Ripley’s Horse Aid, a voucher program designed to help horse owners care for their animals during difficult times. … more
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Patrick O’Keefe, a fourth generation family farmer on his Hockinson property, is best known as the man behind the Hockinson Sunflower Festival in August.
The flower of the sun
After three weekends of busy bees and people last month at the Hockinson Sunflower Festival at O’Keefe Farms, the sunflower patch is now full of relaxing, fun photoshoots and flower pickers … more
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Butch, a 5-year-old tick hound pit bull mix, walks in the shade with his owner, Tara Delepine, of Clark County, during the Yacolt Mutt Strut at Yacolt Recreational Park on Saturday, Aug. 23. The event raised funds for the Humane Society for Southwest Washington, which provides shelter, medical care and adoption services for local animals.
Community braves the heat to support local humane society though Yacolt fundraiser
The annual Yacolt Mutt Strut at Yacolt Recreational Park looked a little different this year, with Saturday’s triple-digit heat forcing organizers to cancel the dog walk portion of the … more
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Tansy ragwort is one of the three most common noxious weeds in Clark County. It is found throughout gardens and open spaces
The noxious weed report: What to look out for after summer rains
Even in a drought, noxious weeds can take over a property with ease, but, after a couple of days of rain recently, areas not watered like a garden may start to see quite the bloom of unwanted … more
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Ron Burby, of Vancouver, the winner of the In-N-Out Burger 1992 bumpersticker sweepstakes, was about 30th in line in his 1946 Ford. Burby won 100 free burger certificates in 1992 and brought the final one with him to donate to In-N-Out's CEO Lynsi Snyder for the historical aspect of one of the very few, if not the only, remaining certificates.
Burger lovers go Animal Style in Ridgefield
The staging lot for In-N-Out Burger’s grand opening crowd was full of anticipation and excitement. Some arrived to try In-N-Out Burger for the first time while others were no stranger to the … more
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In-N-Out Burger CEO Lynsi Snyder cuts the ribbon at 8:36 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 20, officially marking the grand opening of the first Washington state location in Ridgefield at 5801 N. Pioneer Canyon Drive. 
In-N-Out Burger opens in Ridgefield with thousands of opening day customers
With the anticipation of the doors opening at 10:30 a.m. at In-N-Out Burger’s first Washington state location in Ridgefield, the early birds received a special treat as the ribbon was cut and … more
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The GeoGirls, a volcano science field program jointly organized by the Mount St. Helens Institute and U.S. Geological Survey Cascades Volcano Observatory, embarked on a science-focused journey for five days in early August.
The GeoGirls made their own quakes and learned about eruption hazards during scientist-led STEM program
A total of 24 middle- and high-school girls from Oregon and Washington gathered at the United States Geological Survey's Cascades Volcano Observatory to meet scientists, teachers, staff, and … more
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Motorcycles rumble down North Amboy Road during the Windhaven Ride for Veterans on Saturday, Aug. 16. The annual ride raises money for the Windhaven Veterans Program, a service under Lifeline Connections’ Healing Animal Partners Program, providing equine-assisted therapy that helps veterans living with PTSD.
Windhaven Ride for Veterans draws strong support in Yacolt
The fourth annual Windhaven Ride for Veterans brought close to 50 riders to Yacolt on Saturday Aug. 16, marking the event’s first start from the Yacolt Community Church. The ride supports the … more
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Volunteers at Saving Grace Church of the Nazarene in Battle Ground assemble healthy snacks, hydration packets and handwritten notes on July 12 for delivery to local police and fire departments. The effort is one of several recent projects by the church, which is hosting a free haircut event Aug. 24 as part of its renewed mission to serve the community.
Saving Grace Church aims to be ‘a cut above’ in community care
Saving Grace Church of the Nazarene in Battle Ground is preparing to host its first “Community Cuts” event, offering free haircuts for people of all ages from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, … more
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The Backyard at Cascades Amphitheater is the new VIP lounge and provides a full-service bar, unique menu items, fun games, a live DJ and more.
Rocking out in "The Backyard" at Cascades Amphitheater
The amphitheater at the fairgrounds along Interstate 5 in Ridgefield is in the middle of its first summer under the name of Cascades Amphitheater, and the new branding has brought in new concessions … more
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Jeff Siebert pets Curly the camel at his animal and nativity exhibit at the Clark County Fair. The exhibit features livestock from Nativity Ridge Farm in La Center, which are also used in local live nativities.
Local animals draw crowds at the Clark County Fair
The barns at the Clark County Fair were packed this week, not just with livestock, but with visitors ever-eager to see them.  Hundreds of youth from 4-H (Head, Heart, Hands, and Health), a … more
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The sun sets on Mount Rainier from the Skyline Trail at Mount Rainier National Park on Thursday, July 24.
Visit Southwest Washington’s lone national park
While Mount St. Helens is closer to Clark County than Mount Rainier, the main attraction at our explosive neighbor remains inaccessible, so why not take the extra time and visit the closest national … more
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Customers begin flocking to Winston’s Fish and Chips in Battle Ground just before noon on Thursday, July 24.
A menu fit for the royal family
It has been a fast climb to local popularity for Battle Ground’s newest food cart, Winston’s British Fish and Chips, located on the Founder’s Mercantile property in Old Town. … more
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