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Battle Ground resident earns Commission on Aging Silver Citizen Award
The Commission on Aging will present Battle Ground resident Bev Jones and Vancouver resident Larry Smith the Silver Citizen Award to honor their community contributions. The Silver Citizen Award … more
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Paranormal investigator Jefferson Davis and Reflector sales specialist Billy Armstrong utilize a ouija board to contact spirits haunting the site of Julio’s Coffee and Breakfast in Battle Ground on Oct. 6, where local lore says the property was once a brothel run by a woman named Mary, who wears a blue dress.
Clark County has its fair share of ghouls, ghosts and haunts
Is Clark County haunted? Why yes, very, according to local historian, archeologist and paranormal investigator Jefferson Davis. In Battle Ground, spirits have been reported in various places in … more
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The Ridgefield Waterfront Park concept divides the area into two zones — one for events and active recreation and another for walking and enjoying the natural scenery. On Thursday, Oct. 24, the Ridgefield City Council approved the plan, with the caveat that water boat storage be included.
Ridgefield City Council approves waterfront park plan
After 10 months of planning, the Ridgefield City Council approved an outline of preferred amenities for its conceptual Waterfront Park. Since January, the city and Port of Ridgefield have … more
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Clark Regional Emergency Services Agency (CRESA) is working to lessen queue times for 911 callers by hiring more 911 emergency communication responders. Jason Fritz, CRESA deputy director of 911 operations, said he hopes to be fully staffed by the start of 2025.
CRESA working to shorten queue times by hiring more people
After a Clark County resident complained on social media that they were sent to voicemail numerous times while trying to reach 911, Jason Fritz, Clark Regional Emergency Services Agency (CRESA) … more
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La Center, Yacolt earn Risk Management Awards for community safety improvements
The cities of La Center and Yacolt recently received the Association of Washington Cities Risk Management Award during the Risk Management Service Agency (RMSA) annual meeting. The award celebrates … more
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Designs for a shared-use path on Pacific Highway in La Center are 75% complete. The 10-foot-wide path aims to improve pedestrian and bicycle access between neighborhoods and downtown. However, the project's funding is uncertain, as $1 million in state funds could be lost depending on the outcome of Initiative 2117 on the general election ballot.
La Center pedestrian access project may lose $1 million
As Washington voters will soon decide whether to repeal the Climate Commitment Act (CCA) in the general election, projects across the state, including La Center’s pedestrian access project on … more
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Eight Cow Creamery workers handed free samples to visitors during its pre-opening celebration on Tuesday, Oct. 22.
Ridgefield community celebrates Eight Cow Creamery storefront opening
Eight Cow Creamery’s long-awaited storefront in Ridgefield is open to the public. On Tuesday, Oct. 22, community members gathered to celebrate Eight Cow Creamery’s new storefront at … more
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Last winter, a rare scene took place near the Battle Ground Walmart as over a dozen local hockey players took advantage of the frozen water to play pond hockey.
Community Focus: What’s there to do for fun when winter weather arrives?
As weather outlooks from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are calling for a wetter than average Pacific Northwest winter, paired with below-average temperatures, residents … more
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Newly appointed Ridgefield School District Board of Directors member Amanda Ronstadt has lived in Ridgefield with her family since 2008.
Ridgefield School District appoints new member to Board of Directors
The Ridgefield School District (RSD) Board of Directors appointed Amanda Ronstadt to fill a vacant position on the board during its Tuesday, Oct. 22, meeting. The board selected Ronstadt from a … more
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Col. Jeffrey Williams
Battle Ground astronaut to deliver keynote speech at Clark County Prayer Breakfast
Battle Ground U.S. Army veteran, astronaut and minister Col. Jeffrey Williams will deliver a keynote speech at the 23rd annual Clark County Prayer Breakfast from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 7, at … more
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Robert Gibbs takes the oath of office as Woodland's new police chief during a packed City Council meeting on Monday, Oct. 21. The new chief's priority is to fill two vacant patrol positions.
Woodland City Council confirms permanent appointment of police chief
Woodland’s Town Hall was filled with local law enforcement and community members on Monday, Oct. 21, as Robert Gibbs was officially appointed as the city’s new police chief during its … more
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Last week, the Battle Ground City Council revisited the Planning Commission’s previous recommendation to allow higher-density housing near Cedars North Airport. However, with an applicant now opting to follow current zoning rules for a subdivision, the council decided no further rezoning action was needed. The city’s attorney noted rezoning should come after a compatibility study, which should be applicant-led.
BG City Council confused as airpark rezoning recommendation resurfaces
For the third time since June, the Battle Ground City Council reviewed a Planning Commission recommendation to allow higher-density housing near Cedars North Airport during its Monday, Oct. 21, … more
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DeeAnna Holland, board president of the Woodland Action Center, explained that the amount of food and essentials provided varies based on the size of each family.
Woodland nonprofit seeks volunteers to keep food bank running
For more than 30 years, the Woodland Action Center has been a vital supporter for local families in need, offering food and resources to help those facing financial hardship. However, the … more
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Kaden Spencer, of Battle Ground, saw his senior year of high school turned upside down before it started after receiving a brain cancer diagnosis in August. A fundraiser for everyday costs benefiting Spencer and his mother, Dawn Rasmussen, has been organized for Nov. 15.
Fundraiser set for local teen diagnosed with brain cancer
Kaden Spencer, a Battle Ground teen, saw his senior year turned upside down following a brain cancer diagnosis that has resulted in him staying at the St. Jude Children’s Hospital in Memphis, … more
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The Clark County Council voted, 3-2, to maintain its mining overlay, despite a ruling by the Washington Growth Management Hearings Board stating that the county's actions violate state law. The majority of council members opted to wait for an upcoming Court of Appeals decision before making any changes.
County Council stays course with mining ordinance ahead of appeals case
Despite failing to comply with state law, the Clark County Council voted 3-2 to retain its mining overlay in anticipation of an upcoming appeals case. In 2022, the council approved an overlay … more
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On Oct. 15, renowned Battle Ground artist James Lee Hansen was honored with Clark County's Lifetime Achievement Award, recognizing his extensive contributions to public art in the Pacific Northwest. The Clark County Council declared Oct. 15 2024, as "James Lee Hansen Day" to celebrate his legacy in sculpture and poetry.
Celebrated Battle Ground artist honored by county award
Renowned sculptor and poet James Lee Hansen expressed gratitude and surprise after receiving Clark County’s prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award. On Oct. 15, the Clark County Arts … more
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Washington Third District Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez fields questions from audience members at her “Mocha with Marie” event, held at the Lewis County Coffee Co. Station in Centralia on Friday, Oct. 25.
MGP bucks national party, focuses on local issues during campaign swing through Third District
The final stops on the “Freedom To Fix $#*% RV Tour” found Democratic Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez campaigning through northern Lewis County and southern Thurston County this week as the … more
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United States Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, R-LA, speaks while standing beside Washington congressional candidate Joe Kent at a “get out the vote” event in Ridgefield on Thursday, Oct. 24.
U.S. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson makes second visit in support of Republican Joe Kent
The two most powerful Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives were in Southwest Washington Thursday morning, the latest sign of the party’s keen interest in unseating incumbent … more
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Free drive-thru drug disposal will be available at multiple locations across Clark County from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 26.
Local organizations join together for drive-thru drug disposal
Clark County residents may dispose of unused and expired prescriptions and over-the-counter medications for safe, free disposal at upcoming drive-thru drug disposal events. Drop-off at these events … more
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Board of Health seeks nurse representative for Public Health Advisory Council
The Clark County Board of Health is seeking a volunteer representing the working nurse community to join the Public Health Advisory Council. Applications are due by 5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 31. The … more
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