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The Chelatchie Prairie Railroad Christmas Train comes out of the 300-foot long tunnel last year.
Yacolt Christmas Train rides nearly booked out
The Chelatchie Prairie Railroad Christmas Train excursion returns for another year of holiday fun on the rails. Already, the train excursion is 75% booked out, said Randy Williams, the president of … more
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Jeff Siebert and Curly the Camel stand in front of the site where Siebert is building a new nativity display at Nativity Ridge Farm. The project will bring his cherished holiday tradition home, creating a welcoming space for neighbors and visitors to gather.
Curly the Camel and friends return for Clark County nativity tradition
As the holiday season lights up Clark County, a La Center farmer offers a live nativity scene complete with an 8-foot camel, three sheep, three goats, a donkey and a cow. This December marks 19 … more
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Kody Christen and Mitchell Roland carry a Christmas tree to a car in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest on Sunday, Nov. 24.
On the hunt for a perfect Christmas tree in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest
Following a relatively slow day, a collection of potential options brought a flurry of activity roughly 15 feet down an embankment on an offshoot of U.S. Forest Road 21 deep in the Gifford Pinchot … more
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Natalie Olson, left, and Heather Croteau, founders and owners of the North County Wellness Collective in Amboy, want to offer a natural, holistic approach to health and wellness in the rural community.
North County Wellness Collective brings natural, holistic medicine to Amboy and beyond
The founders and owners of the North County Wellness Collective in Amboy want to provide a different option to health that isn’t found outside the city too often. With the goal to connect … more
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Still in need of recipes for Thanksgiving?
Last week, readers, family, friends and CT Publishing staff shared recipes from their holiday tables this Thanksgiving. This week, they added a slate of simpler recipes for last second ideas to stuff … more
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Seniors gather at the Battle Ground Senior Center for a "Lunch and Learn" event, where local experts share valuable information on staying safe from scams. The event is held on Wednesdays, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Battle Ground Senior Center, 116 NE Third Ave., Battle Ground.
Seniors advised to stay vigilant as scams continue to rise
Because a familiar voice on the other end of the line may not be what it seems, seniors are advised to stay vigilant against phone scams, especially as scammers increasingly use artificial … more
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Jenni Guajardo holds her show-stopping Pumpkin S’mores Layer Cake that she first found the recipe for in a magazine in 2017 or 2018 and has crafted for each Thanksgiving since
No ideas of what to make this Thanksgiving? Here are some recipes to try
Readers, family, friends and CT Publishing staff shared recipes from their holiday tables for ideas this Thanksgiving. Pumpkin S’mores Layer Cake Courtesy Jenni Guajardo of Woodland … more
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Wild ginger purchased at the 2024 Clark Conservation District plant sale thrives during the summer in a backyard habitat.
Clark Conservation District Native Plant Sale opens online this month
The Clark Conservation District’s upcoming annual native plant sale provides gardeners the opportunity to purchase high-quality plants native throughout the Pacific Northwest ahead of the … more
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Safety tips for residents to do around their house this fall
As the leaves change color, fall weather arrives in the Pacific Northwest. The chill in the air and the falling foliage are reminders to take a moment for residents to check the condition of their … more
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Spray foam can fill in cracks and gaps left in an attic or crawl space, sealing air leaks.
Weatherization programs available for county residents
As winter approaches, preparing homes by preventing air leaks through weatherization can save energy, reduce costs and protect the home’s condition overall. Clark Public Utilities Public … more
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Birth Notice: Nov. 13
Joni and Louis Kaski, Amboy, welcomed a boy, Jude E. Kaski, 8 pounds, 4 ounces, on Oct. 24 at PeaceHealth, Vancouver. more
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Mystical, who once competed in Northwest Miniature Horse Club shows, demonstrates his jumping skills. At 3 years old, Pearl is still learning the ropes.
Mini-horse duo delights Clark County community
Since February, mini-horse duo Mystical and Pearl have become beloved local celebrities in Clark County, bringing joy to hundreds during their visits to schools, libraries and senior centers. … more
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Excel Window Tinting and Auto Spa employee Joanna Vlaskenko installs a wrap on a vehicle at the shop in Brush Prairie on Wednesday, Oct. 30.
Brush Prairie store proves getting tinted windows a year-round option
On Wednesday, Oct. 30, Excel Window Tinting and Auto Spa shop in Brush Prairie employees wrapped vehicles to give them a new color at a lower cost than a full paint job. While window tinting is … more
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A 2016 Ford Explorer, formerly used as a police vehicle, was slated for sale by the City of Battle Ground for $10,000. This vehicle is part of the city’s Replacement and Renewal Program, which prioritizes the resale of aging assets for community reuse.
BG Replacement and Renewal Program drives sustainability and savings
As vehicles and technology age out of service, the City of Battle Ground’s Replacement and Renewal (R&R) Program tackles rising replacement costs while promoting the reuse of its assets. … more
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The Humane Society for Southwest Washington plans to acquire the Humane Society of Cowlitz County in Longview. The acquisition will help expand its resources, services and adoptable pets to a broader area of both Clark and Cowlitz counties.
Humane Society for Southwest WA expanding with acquisition of Cowlitz County location
The Humane Society of Southwest Washington (HSSW) hopes its latest acquisition will help serve more animals in the region. HSSW announced last week it is expanding from Clark County into Cowlitz … more
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To prepare geraniums for overwintering, WSU Extension Master Gardener Emily Shue recommends brushing away the soil and trimming off damaged leaves, roots and leftover flowers.
How to overwinter geraniums for vibrant spring blooms
Annual geraniums, known for their vibrant blooms and low maintenance, can be overwintered for fuller blooms in the following year.  Washington State University (WSU) Extension Clark County … more
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WSU Extension Master Gardener Emily Shue encourages gardeners to clean and sharpen their tools during the winter for a successful spring planting season.
Master Gardener lists winter chores for a successful spring planting
The cooler days of late autumn and early winter are ideal for preparing the garden for a healthy spring growing season, according to a press release by Washington State University (WSU) Extension … more
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Dr. Toni Storm, a Pink Lemonade Project board member and breast surgical oncologist with Compass Oncology at the Vancouver Cancer Center, 210 SE 136th Ave., Vancouver, said she takes care of over 300 breast cancer patients, both men and women, each year.
Surgical breast oncologist in Clark County treats over 300 breast cancer cases each year
Pink Lemonade Project board member and breast surgical oncologist for Compass Oncology, Dr. Toni Storm said she takes care of over 300 breast cancer patients each year at the Vancouver Cancer … more
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Clark County Public Health Director Alan Melnick urges everyone to get their flu shot as flu season approaches, noting that those 65 and older are especially vulnerable to severe symptoms.
Health officials urge influenza vaccination to shield seniors, other vulnerable groups
As flu season approaches, Clark County Public Health Director Alan Melnick urges all eligible individuals to get their flu vaccine now, especially people 65 and older. As Clark County residents … more
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Cowlitz Tribal member and artist Sarah Folden, right, and volunteers paint a mural on the side of the Pals For Hair building on Saturday, Sept. 28 in Longview.
Cowlitz Tribe artist aims to show culture is alive, thriving with new mural
Without opening a history book, it can be hard to see the presence of the Cowlitz villages that once dotted the Cowlitz River. Now, a vibrant reminder of the area’s first inhabitants is … more
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