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A school bus leaves Mark Morris High School in Longview on March 3, 2026.
Cowlitz County teens plead not guilty to charges related to sexual assault
Incidents allegedly occurred between November and February in the men’s locker room, a windowless room with a lockable door. Two Longview teens facing a range of allegations that they sexually … more
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Woodland property owner Daniel Soare speaks during a Woodland City Council meeting on Jan. 21. Soare returned to testify again on March 2, warning that a large increase in school impact fees could jeopardize his plans for a 23-unit apartment development near a local elementary school. The council ultimately failed to pass a vote to raise impact fees.
Woodland City Council rejects previously recommended school impact fee increase
The Woodland City Council voted Monday night not to approve a proposed increase to school impact fees, leaving the current rates in place for the time being. The ordinance, which would have … more
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Battle Ground Mayor Eric Overholser speaks to the City Council during a meeting on March 2. Overholser sought guidance ahead of an upcoming C-Tran Board of Directors meeting regarding a potential high-capacity transit taxing subdistrict tied to light rail on the Interstate 5 Bridge Replacement project, which could exclude small cities like Battle Ground from funding light rail.
Battle Ground Council signals support for potential C-Tran taxing subdistrict tied to I-5 bridge light rail
The Battle Ground City Council signaled support Monday, March 2, for exploring a potential C-Tran taxing subdistrict that could fund operations and maintenance for light rail as part of the … more
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Battle Ground Police Lt. Jim Keller presents a proposed recreational vehicle and trailer storage ordinance during a Battle Ground City Council meeting on Monday, March 2. The council unanimously voted that night to set a public hearing on the ordinance, which would update rules for storing RVs, trailers and boats on residential property.
Battle Ground council sets public hearing on RV and trailer storage ordinance
The Battle Ground City Council unanimously voted Monday, March 2, to set a public hearing on proposed changes to the city’s rules for recreational vehicle, trailer and boat storage in residential … more
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WDFW to new hunters: Complete hunter education before spring seasons
With Washington’s spring turkey hunting season quickly approaching, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) urges new hunters to complete hunter education so they can participate in … more
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, appeared on CNN in an interview with Jake Tapper on Thursday to talk about the issue and her now-continued opposition to similar situations of federal lawmakers attempting to select their political successors.
MGP on Republican senator picking successor: ‘It's weaselly and it’s offensive and it’s gotta stop’
Washington Third Congressional District U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, called out yet another dramatic campaign filing incident on the floor of the United States House of … more
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Mayor Eric Overholser listens as Jessica Cole, appointed to Lodging Tax Advisory Committee Tourism Generator Position 1, addresses the Battle Ground City Council during its March 2 meeting. Cole expressed frustration over the council’s earlier decision to postpone Lodging Tax Advisory Committee appointments during a January meeting.
Battle Ground Council finalizes LTAC appointments after delay
The Battle Ground City Council unanimously approved four committee appointments on Monday, March 2, including three positions connected to the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (LTAC), resolving an … more
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Battle Ground High School junior and second lieutenant Tanahleigh Boomhower aims at a target during precision air rifle practice. Boomhower helped lead the team that contributed to the school’s Columbia River Division championship this season.
Precision pays off: Battle Ground AFJROTC wins Columbia River Division championship
The Battle Ground High School Air Force Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) program earned the Columbia River Division championship during the Northwest Drill & Rifle Conference on … more
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Site plans for the proposed Paddle House Taproom in Woodland at the intersection of Goerig Street and Lewis River Road detail a large outdoor space that includes a small amphitheater. But due to the large total of traffic impact fees, property owner Bobby Vickery says he may be priced out of his vision becoming a reality.
Woodland taproom proposal faces hurdle over impact fees
A proposed taproom at Goerig Street and Lewis River Road in Woodland is now more uncertain than ever as its developer seeks relief from more than $255,000 in city traffic impact fees — costs he … more
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The home of Andrew Brunette in the 200 block of Marty Loop in Woodland sits with evidence tape on the front door on Thursday, March 5. Investigators say evidence of foul play was discovered during a Feb. 24 search warrant served in connection with the death of 34-year-old Tori Garza, of Vancouver. Brunette was arrested and booked on suspicion of first-degree murder and other charges.
Bloody scenes remained inside Woodland home days after woman’s body was found
A Woodland man was arrested last month in connection with the death of a Vancouver woman whose body was discovered on state forest land near the Tarbell Trailhead in eastern Clark County.  … more
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Battle Ground Public Schools Superintendent Shelly Whitten speaks to attendees during a listening session at Battle Ground High School on March 4. The district hosted the meeting to gather community feedback as officials prepare to identify $20 million in budget cuts.
Battle Ground Public Schools receive community input as $20M in cuts loom
With another round of deep budget reductions ahead, Battle Ground Public Schools invited the community to weigh in on what should be protected for students. The district hosted the first of two … more
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Wahkiakum County Commissioner Dan Cothren unlocks an American Forest Management gate after patrolling lands owned by prince-affiliated companies on Aug. 21, 2025. The gate blocks off driving access to thousands of acres of prime longtime hunting grounds. The patrol is a routine part of his part-time job as a security contractor for timberland owners.
Investment companies block access to tens of thousands of acres in Wahkiakum, Pacific counties
ELOCHOMAN RIVER VALLEY — Investment companies have whittled away the land hunters can use in Wahkiakum and Pacific counties. Access to tens of thousands of acres of locally treasured, longtime … more
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Brent Mahitka gestures across the Skamokawa Valley on Aug. 21, 2025, towards prime hunting lands that have seen access curtailed by gates over the years.
German royalty controls 7% of Wahkiakum County; what does that mean for hunting access?
ELOCHOMAN RIVER VALLEY — An investment company co-founded by a 21st -century German prince is joining other timber industry goliaths in gobbling up and shutting down access to hunting land in … more
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Podcaster Brandi Kruse speaks during a “listening session” with Republican state lawmakers concerning Initiative IL26-638 that would bar transgender athletes from competing in girls’ athletics at the Washington state Capitol on Tuesday, Feb. 3.
Restraining order filed in federal court following Legislature’s press credentialing controversy
The Citizen Action Defense Fund (CADF) has filed an emergency temporary restraining order on behalf of plaintiffs Ari Hoffman, Brandi Kruse and Jonathan Choe in their lawsuit against the Washington … more
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Gov. Bob Ferguson speaks to reporters about income tax legislation Democratic lawmakers unveiled on Feb. 3, 2026. (Photo by Bill Lucia/Washington State Standard)
Gov. Bob Ferguson: Passage of income tax could slip to 2027
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson warned Tuesday that the income tax Democratic state lawmakers are pressing to approve in the next nine days might have to wait until next year. The governor and … more
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Brad Benton last month announced he is running for the Clark County Council seat representing District 5, citing concerns about affordability, transportation and public safety as top priorities.
Brad Benton announces run for Clark County Council District 5
Brad Benton last month announced he is running for the Clark County Council seat representing District 5, citing concerns about affordability, transportation and public safety as top priorities. … more
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BGPS launches online tools for budget cut feedback
Battle Ground Public Schools (BGPS) is offering two online tools available March 4-18 to gather community input on budget reductions planned for the 2026-27 school year. Following the failure of … more
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Clark County Joint Lobby to close March 9 for remodeling
The Clark County Joint Lobby will close to in-person services beginning Monday, March 9, for a remodeling project expected to last through June. Located on the second floor of the Public Service … more
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Joy Smith, general manager of the newly reopened 20After4 dispensary in Woodland, stands in front of a wall of edibles including hard candies, gummies and chocolates made with THC and cannabis extracts. She said the dispensary at 1511 N. Goerig St. has a particularly large selection of candies with different flavors, textures and potencies.
Cannabis retailer previously fined for selling in Woodland, reopens after city OKs sales
A newly reopened cannabis dispensary in Woodland says it has already served hundreds of customers in the first few days after being closed for more than two years over a contentious debate in the … more
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Former Battle Ground mayor Troy McCoy announces bid for Clark County Council District 5
Former Battle Ground Mayor and current City Council member Troy McCoy announced Friday, Feb. 27, that he is running for Clark County Council District 5. The position is currently held by County … more
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