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Vehicles travel along the Northwest Fifth Way and state Route 503’s southbound lane connection. On Monday, the Battle Ground City Council indicated support for continuing the long-delayed Northwest Fifth Street extension from this location to North Parkway Avenue, and potentially implementing a roundabout on a future intersection of state Route 503 and Northwest Fifth Way/Fifth Street.
Battle Ground council weighs direction on Northwest Fifth Street project
During a Monday, April 20 meeting, Battle Ground City Council members signaled support for continuing the long-delayed Northwest Fifth Street project while calling for more coordination with the … more
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Battle Ground Rotary seeks applicants for student scholarships
Battle Ground Rotary seeks applicants for student scholarships The Battle Ground Rotary Club is accepting applications for three scholarships for the 2026-27 school year, with awards of $2,000, … more
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Despite the “coming soon” sign for Super Chix in Battle Ground along Southwest Scotton Way, the restaurant’s status for the development remains “up in the air” as of mid-April.
IHOP is a go, Super Chix ‘up in the air’ for Battle Ground’s newest commercial building
One of the more frequent questions asked on Battle Ground-centric Facebook community groups as of late has been: “Is IHOP still coming?” Well, as it turns out, the question should be asking … more
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Travis Goodwin addresses councilmembers during public comment on Thursday, April 23. He urged the council to demand greater financial transparency and accountability before allowing the Port of Ridgefield’s waterfront redevelopment plan to move forward.
Locals push back on Ridgefield Waterfront revitalization plan
A packed room during a Thursday, April 23, Ridgefield City Council meeting displayed growing frustration among residents against the Port of Ridgefield’s proposed waterfront project. More than … more
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The Battle Ground Police Department served a search warrant at a home in February connected to an investigation into the use of blow darts. Since then, police officials say there have been no further reported incidents involving blow darts.
BGPD has not encountered any additional blow dart cases since intervention earlier this year
Battle Ground police say a months-long investigation into reports of animals being injured by blow darts amid reckless activity in a residential neighborhood appears to have helped stop a troubling … more
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State Sen. John Braun, R-Chehalis, speaks to attendees during a campaign meet and greet on Monday, April 20, at the Battle Ground Event Center. Braun is running as a Republican challenger against incumbent U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez in Washington’s Third Congressional District.
Braun outlines campaign priorities at Battle Ground meet and greet
Washington state Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, met with a small group of supporters Monday evening, April 20, at the Battle Ground Event Center as he campaigns to unseat incumbent U.S. Rep. Marie … more
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Students participating in an emergency simulation exercise get on a school bus at Ridgefield High School to be taken to an off-site location to be reunited with family members on Friday, April 24.
Ridgefield School District hosts multi-agency emergency exercise
More than 100 educators, emergency responders, students and parents gathered at Ridgefield High School on Friday, April 24, for a full-scale emergency exercise designed to test how schools and first … more
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WDFW approves final coastal razor clam digs of the spring season 
Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) shellfish managers on Friday confirmed that the final coastal razor clam digs of the season can proceed as planned at Long Beach, Twin Harbors, … more
Podcaster Brandi Kruse introduces high school students Frances Staudt, of Tumwater High School, and Ahnaleigh Wilson, of Eastmont High School, at a Let’s Go Washington rally supporting initiatives concerning parental rights and barring transgender athletes from participating in girls’ athletics at the Washington state Capitol on Tuesday, Feb. 3.
Let’s Go Washington releases statement on WIAA blocking amendment restricting trans athletes
This week, the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) Representative Assembly voted against two proposed amendments that would have established guidelines for girls’ athletic … more
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Sen. Maria Cantwell participates in a livestream with the Artemis crew in a video shared by her office.
Cantwell, Cruz introduce resolution honoring the success of the Artemis II mission
U.S. Sens. Maria Cantwell, D-Washington, ranking member of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, and Chairman Ted Cruz, R-Texas, introduced a resolution to commemorate the … more
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez speaks during a grand opening for the Agriculture Innovation Park in Tenino on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.
MGP amendments to support veterans’ housing options and health care passes committee
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, this week announced progress in her effort to support veterans living in RVs and mobile homes and rural veterans traveling long distances for medical … more
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Matt Segal was appointed to the state Public Disclosure Commission on April 16 by Gov. Bob Ferguson. He is a founding partner of the Pacifica Law Group and former King County Superior Court judge.
Ferguson fills seat on Washington state campaign watchdog panel as recall effort looms
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson has appointed Matt Segal , a founding partner of the Pacifica Law Group and former King County Superior Court judge, to the commission that enforces state campaign … more
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Forest Service won’t issue commercial huckleberry permits for Gifford Pinchot in 2026
The U.S. Forest Service’s Gifford Pinchot National Forest announced on Tuesday that commercial huckleberry permits will not be issued in 2026. According to a news release from the Forest … more
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, left, and state Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia.
Braun hits MGP on out-of-state donors as race heats up
In a closely watched congressional race in Southwest Washington’s Third District, where Republicans hope to flip a seat, campaign dollars are pouring in for both candidates, with a large portion of … more
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County seeks input ahead of hearing on preferred land use alternative
Clark County is updating its Comprehensive Growth Management Plan and seeking public testimony on proposed land use alternatives to guide growth and development over the next 20 years. The plan … more
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Cory Maxwell of Kitsap County (left) called on some members of the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission to step down in public comments on April 17, 2026. Rachel Bjork and Francisco Santiago-Avila look on. (Photo by Jerry Cornfield/ Washington State Standard)
Washington Fish and Wildlife panel confronts high tensions and harsh testimony
Surly public comments are a staple of Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission meetings, revealing the deeply personal stakes of those fighting over how far the state should go in protecting various … more
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On Thursday, April 16, ilani Casino and Resort announced the Sunday, April 19 closure of Michael Jordan’s Steak House and a change of name and management for Line & Lure as the venue is shifting to self-managed dining experiences, officials stated.
ilani announces major changes to dining scene
ilani Casino and Resort clarified the conversion of two major restaurants to self-managed concepts while also announcing a major change to Michael Jordan’s Steak House.  The new chapter … more
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My ADU Homes attended the 2025 Home and Garden Idea Fair by Clark Public Utilities to tell people about accessory dwelling units.
Home and Garden Idea Fair returns with landscape inspiration, plant sale and family activities
Gardeners and homeowners alike can prepare for one of the area’s biggest seasonal events as the Clark Public Utilities (CPU) Home and Garden Idea Fair returns April 25-26 at the Clark County Event … more
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Crews performed maintenance work on Parking Lot A at the Clark County Fairgrounds last week, ahead of the Clark County Fair in August. The area is among several sites identified for upgrades as part of a long-term improvement plan discussed by county leaders in 2026.
Fairgrounds improvements likely to move forward as County Councilors indicate support for 30-year bond
Clark County leaders are preparing to move forward with the next phase of long-discussed renovations at the county fairgrounds, with early design work expected to begin soon as part of a broader … more
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The historical ‘Make Mine Milk’ building in La Center is seen near the I-5 interchange when taking Exit 16. The building will be donated by the Indian Cowlitz Tribe and implemented for a future community park on the corner of 5th and Birch in downtown.
Future downtown park could expand La Center’s dining options through food cart pod
A new downtown park in La Center is poised to soon become the home of a playground, community events and even a food cart pod, pending approval from the City Council. On Tuesday, April 14, the … more
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