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A political mailer opposing the Battle Ground Public Schools levy was sent to voters ahead of the Feb. 10 election. Washington state Republican Party chair Jim Walsh says the party had no involvement, while the Clark County Republican Party has not responded to requests for comment, despite both organizations being listed on the mailer.
Partisan anti-levy mailers falsified state Republican Party involvement, chair says
Battle Ground School District voters may want to take a closer look at the next time a political mailer arrives in their mailbox bearing a party’s name. Political mailers claiming to have been … more
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“Sanrio Kitchen,” by Hanalei, a seventh grader at King’s Way Christian School, will be one of many student art pieces on display at a student art walk in Old Town Battle Ground from April 13-17.
Battle Ground student art walk aims to spotlight youth creativity
Natalie Worthy, Miss Greater Vancouver 2026, is championing a new community event in Battle Ground’s Old Town district, highlighting student creativity.  The new event is set to highlight … more
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Brent Hennrich speaks with attendees during a campaign kickoff event at AMC Classic theater in Vancouver on Thursday, April 2. The gathering marked the start of his campaign to represent Washington’s 3rd Congressional District.
Brent Hennrich launches congressional campaign in Vancouver, challenging Gluesenkamp Perez
Democrat Brent Hennrich officially launched his campaign for Washington’s 3rd Congressional District on Thursday, April 2, setting up a primary challenge against incumbent U.S. Rep. Marie … more
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A Portland Vancouver Junction Railroad (PVJR) train engine sits in a small railyard along Northeast St. Johns Road in Clark County.
Rail-served industrial hub in Brush Prairie could begin taking shape soon, owner of PVJR says
A proposed freight-dependent logistics park in the Brush Prairie area is moving forward, according to Portland Vancouver Junction Railroad (PVJR) owner Eric Temple, who says the project could bring … more
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Search and rescue volunteers and Clark County Sheriff’s Office Cold Case workers talk at the command post during a search for the remains of a missing victim of serial killer Warren Forrest on Saturday, April 4.
Search for remains in Dole Valley possibly linked to 1970s serial killer yields no results
A search for the remains of Jamie Grissim, who investigators believe is a victim of 1970s Clark County serial killer Warren Leslie Forrest, yielded no results on Saturday, April 4.  The … more
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Kids sprint across the field as Fire District 3 sounds the starting horn at the Kiwanis Park Easter Egg Hunt on April 4. The annual event drew more than 300 attendees for a fast-paced community tradition.
A big crowd and full baskets at the Battle Ground Kiwanis Park Easter Egg Hunt
Kiwanis Park had a full field as hundreds gathered on Saturday for a high-energy Easter egg hunt, where children ran full speed across the grass and cleared the field in minutes.  More than … more
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CAM Academy earns AP Platinum School recognition
Battle Ground Public Schools (BGPS) announced March 25 that the College Board named CAM Academy a platinum-level AP School, the highest distinction on its Advanced Placement (AP) School Honor Roll. … more
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Let’s Go Washington founder Brian Heywood speaks to supporters of the Let’s Go Washington initiatives concerning parental rights and barring transgender athletes from girls’ athletics during a rally at the Washington state Capitol on Tuesday, Feb. 3.
Let’s Go Washington hopes to take rejected referendum case to Supreme Court
Let’s Go Washington (LGW) announced in a news release Thursday it will file a lawsuit against Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs challenging the alleged improper use of a “necessity … more
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A forest service road covered in snow is pictured in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest on Sunday, Nov. 24.
WSDOT: Washington’s studded tire deadline was March 31
Spring is arriving in the Northwest, and with it comes Washington’s deadline to remove studded tires. Drivers were required to remove studded tires by the end of the day on March 31 or risk a … more
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A cat at the Humane Society for Southwest Washington peeks out of a toy in September.
Kelso follows county in cutting ties with Humane Society for Southwest Washington
A third local government has pulled out of a proposed contract with the Humane Society for Southwest Washington that would last the remainder of the year. Kelso City Council voted 4-2 on Tuesday … more
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Spring into Easter with local egg hunts and family fun
Families can celebrate Easter with egg hunts and spring activities at parks, farms and churches across northern Clark County on Saturday, April 4. Battle Ground Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt and … more
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Food bank encourages gardeners to grow and donate produce
As the spring growing season begins, the North County Community Food Bank (NCCFB) is encouraging local gardeners to plant extra produce to donate later in the season to families and seniors in need. … more
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Traffic moves through the Interstate 5 Exit 16 interchange near La Center. The city plans to install a new electronic message sign at the junction while also advancing a phased increase to transportation impact fees to help fund road and safety improvements.
La Center council advances transportation fees, utility changes, approves junction sign project
The La Center City Council took key steps Wednesday, March 25, to move forward on transportation impact fee increases and sewer utility rate changes while also approving a long-planned electronic … more
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The former Yacolt Community Church building at the intersection of Johnson and Cushman is proposed to be purchased by the town government for a community center, thanks to state funding that led the way during the short legislative session.
Yacolt on the rise: Proposed Community Center receives state funds, security cameras boosting community safety
Yacolt Mayor Ian Shealy highlighted the efforts by 20th District Representatives Peter Abbarno and Ed Orcutt as the town is now closer than ever to having a community center, thanks to major state … more
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Youth rehearse a dance routine during a spring class in a recently renovated room at Manor Evangelical Church in early 2026. The upgraded space includes a new dance floor and mirrors as part of ongoing improvements tied to Journey Theater’s larger renovation effort.
Journey Theater sets the stage for major renovations
Journey Theater is embarking on its next venture: a series of projects intended to transform a local church into its permanent venue. The nonprofit youth theater program plans to begin a major … more
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CAM Academy’s knowledge bowl team wore cowboy hats and flannel in memory of Tanner Lepchinski, a previous team captain who passed away last year, during the state championship tournament in Wenatchee.
Southwest Washington knowledge bowl teams take state titles
Two Southwest Washington knowledge bowl teams stood at the top of the podium Saturday, March 21, as CAM Academy and Ridgefield High School each claimed state championships in their respective … more
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Enrollment growth may limit HSD boundary exceptions
Hockinson School District (HSD) Superintendent Steve Marshall is warning families that some boundary exceptions may not be renewed for the 2026-27 school year due to rising enrollment and limited … more
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Congressional candidate Brent Hennrich to hold campaign kickoff in Vancouver
Democrat challenger for Washington’s Third Congressional District Brent Hennrich will kick off his congressional campaign this week at the AMC Classic Theatre in Vancouver. Hennrich hopes to … more
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On March 25, Clark County Manager Kathleen Otto outlined how a proposed state grant application could support five additional Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputies.
County Council backs public safety grant application
The Clark County Council on Wednesday, March 25, signaled support for moving forward with a state grant application to boost local law enforcement staffing and services, as part of a broader funding … more
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Battle Ground musician Dan Dingman plays his 1972 Martin D-28 in his home in July 2025.
Battle Ground musician, former paper industry professional, honored by ‘Marquis Who’s Who’
Longtime musician and former paper industry professional Dan Dingman, of Battle Ground, has been selected for inclusion in ‘Marquis Who’s Who,’ a national biographical publication recognizing … more
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