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Emergency kit show-and-tell was one of a number of tasks for the 2020 “30 Days 30 Ways” challenge put on by the Clark Regional Emergency Services Agency. This year’s first challenge asked participants how they found accurate information in the media.
CRESA kicks off ‘30 Days 30 Ways’ preparedness challenge
Those seeking to look into their own emergency preparedness once again have the month of September to brush up on how ready they are, as this year’s “30 Days 30 Ways” challenge … more
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Mark your calendar: WSU Master Gardener online workshops for September
On Tuesdays at noon, and Wednesdays at 6 p.m., the Cowlitz County WSU Master Gardeners present free weekly online programs.  There’s no need to register for the events, but a Zoom account … more
The Clark County Saddle Club purchased 40 acres to construct an indoor equestrian facility and room for trail riding near state Route 503 in Meadow Glade and south of the Northeast 179th Street intersection.
Saddle Club construction continues through pandemic
A crane lifting massive steel beams, and a concrete slab, signal progress being made for the new Clark County Saddle Club indoor riding facility. Jackie Phillips, Clark County Saddle Club board … more
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Winifride and David Glavin
David and Winifride Glavin celebrate 70th wedding anniversary
The children of David and Winifride Glavin are pleased to announce the 70th wedding anniversary of their parents, which took place on Aug. 25. David and Winifride were married Aug. 25, 1951 in … more
Jeremy Duggins, a fourth grade teacher in Hockinson, traveled 1,700 miles in 47 days and raised about $18,000 toward a nonprofit focused on suicide prevention, as well as mental health.
From Canada to Mexico: Hockinson teacher bikes for suicide prevention
A map on one Hockinson teacher’s classroom wall drapes from the ceiling to floor, outlining the West Coast. A streak of red marker follows a 1,700-mile journey from Canada to Mexico, accessible … more
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Good Year Farms owner Hannah Schrager suggests gardeners consider native plants, like these blackcap raspberries, for their benefit to pollinators and the overall ecosystem.
Native plants ‘great’ option for fall gardening
As temperatures begin to steadily decrease and rain averages increase, it’s time to start thinking about planting for fall. Good Year Farms, led by Hannah Schrager, is a native plants … more
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‘Friendly Chats’ help decrease social isolation for seniors
When the COVID-19 pandemic left many people feeling disconnected from their neighbors and family members, the elderly population was hit the hardest, says Suzanne Washington, chief executive officer … more
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Nominations for the Silver Citizen Award are due by 5 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 26.
Nominations sought for senior citizen community service award
The Clark County Commission on Aging is seeking nominations from the community for its Silver Citizen Award, which recognizes seniors who have gone above and beyond in volunteering. To be … more
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Ella Schaffer Remmick moved to Battle Ground with her husband and newborn son in 1953.
Longtime Battle Ground local to celebrate 101st birthday
Ella Schaffer Remmick, who will soon turn 101-years-old, is one tough lady. Remmick learned the value of hard work as she grew up farming alongside her four sisters and one brother on a small farm … more
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Amboy residents Megan Helmers, left, and Maggie Bellikka opened Finch + Yarrow to provide their local area more options for shopping.
Home decor store opens doors in Amboy
Nestled behind Amboy’s only market, customers enter into the recently-opened home goods store, an unusual sight for the area of about 1,000 residents. Megan Helmers and Maggie Bellikka, both … more
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Gary Fredricks, master gardener for the Cowlitz County Washington State University extension program, presented about summer lawn care Aug. 3 via Zoom.
Master gardeners: How to maintain a lawn during hot summer months
Master Gardener Gary Fredricks provided some tips and tricks during a workshop for those wanting to keep a lush, green garden during the summer months. Fredricks first asked participants to think … more
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Superintendent Michael Green, left, and KWRL Director Shannon Barnett, center, celebrate with Bob Lute on his retirement.
Woodland Public Schools recognizes shop supervisor’s long time service
After Bob Lute announced his retirement at the end of the school year, Woodland Public Schools wanted to recognize his 42 years of service as the shop supervisor and head mechanic for the KWRL … more
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Preschooler Kyli Petrie is pictured graduating from Ridgefield’s Early Learning Center.
More children could qualify for Ridgefield early learning
Starting this year, the Ridgefield School District Early Learning Center will offer more preschool options. The learning center partnered with Educational Opportunities for Children and Families … more
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Even throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Andrea Hoffman has continued to provide customers with custom-made side tables and dressers, among other items.
Yacolt resident finds new purpose for furniture
What started as a hobby flipping old furniture for friends has turned into a way to provide extra income for Andrea Hoffman to support her 23-year-old daughter with autism. Hoffman, a Yacolt … more
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Briar Bleu Hubbs practiced the national anthem every night before bed in preparation for her performance in front of a rodeo crowd in Canyonville, Oregon.
A girl and her horse: Amboy resident finds family in junior rodeo
Briar “Bleu” Hubbs was on a horse eight days after she was born, instilling a passion that continues to this day.  Her mother, Jordán Hubbs, started riding again just days … more
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A crowd favorite, mutton busting, will be one of many events featured during the “Hell on Hooves” rodeo at the Clark County Event Center.
Rodeo will close out Family Fun Series at Clark County Fairgrounds
The Clark County Event Center grandstand lights will soon turn on and seats will be filled with cheering fans, but this time it’s not for the county fair. Stand-alone events through the … more
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Cruise-in will benefit veterans, Amboy Territorial Park
Two nonprofits have partnered to create a new cruise-in event that aims to recoup funding lost throughout the coronavirus pandemic after many of their essential fundraisers were canceled over the … more
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After COVID-19 halted Chelatchie-Prairie Railroad events, volunteers are excited to offer a full line-up this season, including train robbery rides and late summer rides.
Chelatchie Prairie Railroad welcomes back visitors
The Chelatchie-Prairie Railroad (BYCX) in Yacolt welcomed riders back for the debut of its season last month with a train robbery reenactment. After a year-long break, more than 100 attendees … more
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Students discussed how challenging expectations from family can present undue stress leading to psychological conditions in teens.
Woodland students develop action plans for suicide and depression prevention
Woodland High School students recently looked into a topic affecting students all over the country: suicide and depression. Students learned about the topics through research, then brainstormed … more
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Viktor Plyushchev, owner of Smart Bee Pollinations, and his daughter Albeena open one of their beehives on their farm in La Center.
Local beekeepers advocate for health benefits of honey
For millennia, humans have used honey from bees for medicinal purposes but now, consumers hope to naturally decrease allergies, soothe a sore throat or increase their antioxidant intake. Although … more
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