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A family puts together a collage with different types of paper during Ridgefield’s Youth Arts Month.
Ridgefield celebrates Youth Arts Month in March
The Ridgefield School District celebrated the seventh annual Ridgefield Youth Arts Month in March in collaboration with the Ridgefield Art Association and the community. Ridgefield Community … more
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The seniors at Woodland Care Center enjoy their St. Patrick’s Day Celebration on March 17, complete with green decorations and food.
Residents of Woodland Care Center celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
The seniors at the Woodland Care Center in Woodland are now able to exit their rooms when they want because of the decrease in COVID-19 cases and the residents spent part of that freedom celebrating … more
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Hugo the cat holds a sign for Furry Friends.
Furry Friends to launch online spring auction
Furry Friends will host an online auction on March 25 to March 27 to raise funds to aid its mission in providing care to cats in need throughout Clark County.  Although it’s not the … more
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Dr. Jillian Stansbury sits in her apothecary on March 17 at Battle Ground Healing Arts as she holds her Herbal Formularies book series which won the James A. Duke Excellence in Botanical Literature Award.
Battle Ground natural medicine physician receives botanical literature award
Dr. Jillian Stansbury, a physician at Battle Ground Healing Arts, recently received the James A. Duke Excellence in Botanical Literature Award for her textbook series, Herbal Formularies for Health … more
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The outside of Ridgefield City Hall, which was originally Ridgefield State Bank, is pictured on March 17.
Ridgefield City Hall pays homage to its start as a bank
The Ridgefield City Hall building has a colorful history, which got its start as the Ridgefield State Bank. Located at the center of town, the building was originally owned by Edward Allworth … more
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Ridgefield School District logo
Ridgefield honors March employee, students of the month
The Ridgefield School Board recognized its March employee and students of the month at a meeting on March 8.   Susan Karnes, a special education teacher at Sunset Ridge Intermediate, was … more
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Olivia Chapman, the founder of Chapman’s Greenhouse, tends to pansies in the greenhouse on March 9.
Chapman’s Greenhouse celebrates 40th anniversary
Chapman’s Greenhouse near Brush Prairie is celebrating its 40th anniversary. The greenhouse was opened by Olivia Chapman and her husband Ralph in 1982. Chapman said she started the … more
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A caregiver pushes an elderly man in a wheelchair.
Geriatric Workforce Enhancement program provides professionals with necessary tools
The Northwest Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Center (GWEC) at the University of Washington School of Medicine’s Department of Geriatrics works to give clinicians and professionals knowledge … more
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Community leaders and local residents should make efforts to involve seniors in local events
How to involve more senior citizens in your community
The negative effects of isolation is something the vast majority of the world can now relate to. The COVID-19 pandemic forced people from all walks of life and from every corner of the globe to spend … more
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Battle Ground Public Schools
Amboy Middle School first semester honor roll
An asterisk denotes a 4.0 grade-point average.  Fifth grade Jazzelyn Arneson, Austin Askelson, Teagan Avery, Corbin Bradley, Benita Clark*, Conner Douglas, Carissa Ek, Jessie Erickson, … more
Mounted archers participated in a demonstration at the Washington State Horse Expo at the Clark County Fairgrounds in Ridgefield on Friday, March 4. After the archers completed their target practice, Katie Sterns led a flag ceremony atop her steed, Drogo. The rest of the team followed behind in unison as they circled the stadium.
Washington State Horse Expo takes over the Clark County Fairgrounds
A side of a home that was pressure-washed by Battle Ground-based business Grant Roofing & Pressure Washing is pictured.
Battle Ground roofing company strives to keep roofs up to par
Grant Roofing & Pressure Washing in Battle Ground works hard to keep people’s roofs up to date. Founder Taylor Grant started the company, which he owns with his wife Emily and his … more
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A bumblebee pollinates a flower.
Master Gardener details the importance of pollinators
Washington State University Extension Master Gardener John Moore has detailed the importance of pollinators on crops and the ecosystem in an article titled “Gardening for … more
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The flex space in Wisdom Ridge Academy is pictured.
Wisdom Ridge Academy gives students new learning opportunities in Ridgefield
The Ridgefield School District unveiled its Wisdom Ridge Academy during the 2021-2022 school year, which offers students an alternative learning program for students in K-12.   The … more
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Applicants can win free garden beds from WSU Extension
Fifteen people can win a raised garden bed that will be built for them through the Cowlitz County branch of the Washington State University Extension Office.  The flower beds will include … more
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Elizabeth Vallaire, left, and Jillian Domingo, right.
Duo of educators at TEAM alternative school in Woodland amass 150 teaching certifications
Jillian Domingo and Elizabeth Vallaire, two teachers at Woodland Public Schools’ alternative high school, have amassed enough qualifications to teach more than 150 classes covering varying … more
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Battle Ground Public Schools
CAM Academy middle, high schools first semester honor roll
Ryan Cowl, the principal of CAM Academy middle and high schools, releases the following names of honor roll students who received a GPA of 3.5 or higher for the first semester. Students with 4.0 are … more
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Battle Ground Public Schools
Daybreak Middle School first semester honor roll
An asterisk denotes a 4.0 grade-point average.  Fifth Grade  Callie R. Anderson*, Brayden C. Beam*, Evie S. Carlson*, Matthias E. Chumbley*, Clara Green*, Emry J. Heidegger*, Kian A. … more
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Angel, the face of the Adopt-A-Horse program, nuzzles up to Ailey O’Neill, a 12-year-old from Ridgefield.
Angel, the mini mare, named the face of the Adopt-A-Horse program
Hi everyone. My name is Angel. I have just been named the “face” of Adopt-A-Horse, a nonprofit horse foster and rescue program.  Not to brag, but I overheard people talking and … more
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Richard Winters is a nationally ranked clinician at horse expos across the country. Winters will headline the Washington State Horse Expo on March 4 through 6.
‘Enjoy the journey': Richard Winters to headline Washington State Horse Expo
If Richard Winters could only share one piece of wisdom gleaned from his almost four decades of experience both as a horseman and a teacher it would be “enjoy the journey.” Winters is … more
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