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County seeks applicants for Animal Protection and Control Advisory Board
Clark County Manager Kathleen Otto is seeking applicants for the Animal Protection and Control Advisory Board, which advises the County Council on issues related to animal protection and control … more
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County seeks volunteers for Railroad Advisory Board
The Clark County Council is seeking applicants to fill up to five seats on a 15-person board that advises the county on matters related to the Chelatchie Prairie Railroad. Applicants with … more
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The Woodland City Council plans to sell the Public Works building at 236 Davidson Ave., shown above, following an appraisal valuing the property at $460,000. The city aims to consolidate city services by moving Public Works staff back to City Hall, which could open the downtown building for potential new business opportunities to boost local commerce.
Woodland City Council plans to sell public works building
The Woodland City Council plans to sell the city’s current Public Works building at 236 Davidson Ave. up for sale, nearly three years after it was purchased for municipal use. At a Monday, … more
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Ridgefield School District to host annual 5k, Thanksgiving morning
Walkers and runners are invited to work up an appetite on Thanksgiving morning during the eighth annual Ridgefield Turkey Trot. All proceeds will benefit the Ridgefield Family Resource (RFRC) Center … more
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Clark Public Utilities crew members navigate flooded, swampy terrain near Orlando, Florida, while repairing power lines damaged by recent hurricanes. Though unaccustomed to the high water levels and dense vegetation, the Washington-based crews succeeded in replacing two poles and restoring power lines in these conditions.
Clark Public Utilities crews recount Florida post-hurricane repair trip
Clark Public Utilities foreman Jesse McClellan said traveling across the country to restore power after a disaster is just part of the job. But for McClellan and his crew, their recent trip to … more
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Cowlitz Indian Tribe Chairman William Iyall, left, and Washington Department of Commerce Director Mike Fong (right) signed a memorandum of understanding affirming the Tribe and state’s commitment to clean energy initiatives. Since 2022, the state has invested over $8.4 million for the tribe’s clean energy projects.
Cowlitz Tribe, Washington DOC affirm commitment to clean energy
The Cowlitz Indian Tribe and the state of Washington strengthened their commitment to fostering clean energy by signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) last week. This agreement, signed … more
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A fleet of buses and students with their own vehicles leave Battle Ground High School on Thursday, Oct. 24, as the school day ends.
Battle Ground Public Schools student numbers holding steady
Despite more homes than ever before being built in the Battle Ground Public Schools district, the number of students in the district is not growing at the same rate, a side effect of post-COVID … more
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The Cowlitz Economic Authority, a Cowlitz Indian Tribe agency, placed two bids in the Tri-Mountain Golf Course auction on Wednesday, Oct. 30. Clark County is looking to close the sale of the 132-acre, 18-hole public golf course in Jan. 2025
Cowlitz Tribe places two bids for Tri-Mountain Golf Course in Ridgefield
The Cowlitz Economic Authority, a Cowlitz Indian Tribe agency, was the lone bidder in an auction last week for the Tri-Mountain Golf Course by Clark County, which owns the 18-hole public course. … more
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Woodland Mayor Todd Dinehart passed out candy to trick-or-treaters this Halloween.
Downtown Woodland hosts trick-or-treat in the street
Woodland residents walked through a rainy Halloween in downtown Woodland. Participating businesses along Davidson Avenue passed candy to trick-or-treaters, while other organizations distributed candy … more
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A trick-or-treater is excited to meet Macy, a horse dressed as a cow along the Trick or Treat Trail on Main Street in Battle Ground during a rainy Halloween evening.
Trick or Treat Trail in Battle Ground brings hundreds dressed in costumes to local businesses
Trick-or-Treaters of all ages dressed up in a variety of outfits from Donald Trump with an ear bandage to video game characters, princesses and other costumes during the Trick or Treat Trail on Main … more
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In this photo released by Clark County Elections, some of the ballots damaged in the fire at the Fisher’s Landing C-Tran Transit Center ballot box are shown. Elections staff identified 488 damaged ballots retrieved from the box, although some may have been destroyed entirely. Voters who deposited ballots at the Fisher’s Landing ballot box after 11 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 26, can check to see if their ballot was received by going to votewa.gov.
Clark County auditor releases update on damaged ballots
Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey has released photos of the ballots burned in a fire in the ballot drop box located at the Fisher’s Landing C-Tran Transit Center, 3510 SE 164th Ave., Vancouver, … more
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Joe Kent, left, and former President Donald Trump.
Trump rallies support for congressional candidate Joe Kent during telephone town hall
During a telephone rally with supporters Wednesday evening, former President Donald Trump outlined the agenda he hopes to accomplish should voters send him back to the White House and elect … more
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Workforce offers subsidies for hiring student interns
Nonprofit organizations and other small businesses may now apply for a Future Leader Project (FLP) business subsidy by Workforce Southwest Washington (WSW) to assist with paying the salaries of … more
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County seeks four volunteers for Telecommunications Commission
Clark County Manager Kathleen Otto is seeking applicants interested in government and educational television access and television franchising to fill four positions on the volunteer city/county … more
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Educating for the seventh generation: A celebration of indigenous cultures at Clark College
On Friday, Nov. 1, Clark College welcomes the community to its annual powwow as it hosts “Educating for the Seventh Generation.”  Since 2009, Clark College has celebrated … more
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Ridgefield School District offers language tests for high school credit
Ridgefield School District students in eighth through 12th grades may register for a language proficiency test to earn high school credit in a world language during the 2024-25 semester. … more
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WSU Master Gardeners host leaf exchange in Cowlitz County
The WSU Master Gardeners will hold a leaf exchange from 10 a.m to noon on Saturday, Nov. 2 at the Cowlitz County Fairgrounds, 498 Washington St., Longview. Locals can drop off their bagged leaves … more
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Clark County to host November composting workshops
Composter Recycler Clark County will soon host free events to teach residents about the best methods to compost and recycle their materials. Composting Field Training — CASEE Center: 10- … more
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Challenger Joe Kent gives his final remarks during a Washington Third Congressional District debate at Lower Columbia College in Longview on Wednesday, Oct. 2.
Donald Trump to host telephone town hall for congressional candidate Joe Kent
Former President and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will host a telephone town hall for congressional candidate Joe Kent Tuesday evening. The call, scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m., … more
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State Sen. Jeff Wilson asks a question at a legislative roundtable meeting held at the Lewis County Courthouse on Monday, Sept. 23.
State lawmaker to make another push to ‘Ditch the Switch’
State lawmakers will make another push to end daylight savings time when the Legislature reconvenes in January. On Sunday, state Sen. Jeff Wilson, R-Longview, announced he would introduce … more
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