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Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, walks with Kevin Hoffman and his students at Carlisle Lake in Onalaska on Tuesday, Oct. 28.
Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez’s proposal to lower energy costs for residents of mobile homes signed into law
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, last week shared a video from the Vista Del Rio Mobile Home Community in Vancouver that outlines her legislation to help bring down energy costs for … more
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Actor and film producer Jason Momoa interacts with the massive crowd while playing bass guitar for his band, ÖOF TATATÁ, at Rock and Brews in the ilani Casino and Resort on Monday, Feb. 9
Rock and Brews at ilani rocks with ‘Aquaman’ Jason Momoa and Meili Vodka
 ÖOF TATATÁ, led by Mike Hayes on guitar and lead vocals, actor and film producer Jason Momoa on bass with Kenny Dale Borill on drums, rocked the night away at ilani Casino and Resort’s Rock … more
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The Ridgefield Spudders cheer squad performs during the 2025 Washington Interscholastic Activities Association State Cheer Championships at Battle Ground High School.
Ridgefield School District releases unredacted records exposing student full names in “good faith error”
Reform Clark County’s Rob Anderson released an investigative podcast episode in his “ReformCast” series that detailed abuse allegations against a former Ridgefield High School cheer coach that … more
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Eva Kelley is seen with her painting “Plenty of Other Fish in the Sea,” acrylic on canvas, at the Ridgefield Art Gallery. The gallery features monthly themes, including February’s “Water Water Everywhere.”
Ridgefield’s newest Clark County Arts Commission representative seeks to increase local arts visibility
Eva Kelley has played a crucial role in elevating the visibility of Ridgefield’s arts scene. Now, as the city’s newest representative to the Clark County Arts Commission, she plans to bring that … more
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The Reflector Publisher Chad Taylor, right, speaks with attendees at The Reflector’s first “Best of the Best” awards banquet in May, 2025.
The Reflector’s ‘Best of the Best’ returns to highlight businesses and community members in Clark County
The Reflector’s “Best of the Best” awards ceremony highlighting outstanding businesses, organizations and individuals that heavily contribute and impact Clark County and beyond returns for its … more
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Voters drop off ballots near the City of Battle Ground’s post office during the Tuesday, Feb. 10, special election. Early results showed Battle Ground Public Schools’ proposed educational programs and operations levy failing by 555 votes, as the Hockinson School District’s replacement school programs and operations levy is passing by 467 votes.
Battle Ground Public School levy falls short, Hockinson measure passing in first week of preliminary results
As of Thursday, Feb. 12, results from the Feb. 10 special election showed Battle Ground Public Schools’ levy falling short of a majority, while the Hockinson School District measure held a lead. … more
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Fia Marie of Clark County makes a wiping motion with paper during a Wednesday, Feb. 11, Clark County Council meeting. The meeting focused on a proposed statement addressing federal immigration enforcement in Clark County.
Revised immigration statement advances after tense public comment at Clark County Council
The Clark County Council on Wednesday, Feb. 11, voted 3-2 to advance a revised statement denouncing federal immigration enforcement, setting up a formal reading at its Tuesday, Feb. 17, meeting. … more
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MGP votes ‘no’ as House approves bill mandating proof of citizenship in federal elections
The U.S. House passed legislation last week that would require the public to produce a passport or birth certificate in most cases to register to vote, less than a year out from November midterm … more
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Battle Ground seeks applicants for Lodging Tax Advisory Committee
The City of Battle Ground is accepting applications for two Tourism Generator positions on its Lodging Tax Advisory Committee. Applications are due Feb. 23. The committee is a five-member … more
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A smelt dipper lifts an empty net on a designated smelt dipping day from the Al Helenberg Memorial Boat Ramp on the Cowlitz River on Wednesday, March 12.
One-day smelt fishery announced for Cowlitz River
The Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) approved a one-day recreational smelt fishery in the Cowlitz River from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 18. The decision follows … more
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The sun shines on the western side Mount St. Helens on Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025.
 Ecology workshops to focus on potential for geothermal energy at Mount St. Helens, elsewhere in Washington
The Washington state Department of Ecology announced in a news release that it is leading a geothermal collaborative process to support Washington’s transition to clean energy. The effort is … more
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A clam gun is seen from behind a freshly dug hole during a razor clam dig at Grayland Beach on March 8, 2024.
WDFW approves six days of coastal razor clam digs beginning Feb. 14 with additional dates planned through early March
Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) shellfish managers on Tuesday confirmed razor clam digging opportunities at Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Copalis and Mocrocks beaches from Feb. 14 … more
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Cars line up to drop off ballots outside the City of Battle Ground’s post office on Tuesday, Feb. 10.
Battle Ground Public School levy falling short in early count; Hockinson measure passing
Initial results from the Feb. 10 special election showed Battle Ground Public Schools’ levy falling short of a majority, while the Hockinson School District measure held a lead. In the Battle … more
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Woodland Mayor Todd Dinehart speaks from the dais during the Woodland City Council meeting on Monday, Feb. 2. Dinehart said the council would hold a future workshop to further discuss LTAC funding.
Downtown Woodland Revitalization floats idea for welcome center with Woodland City Council
The Woodland City Council discussed the possibility of Downtown Woodland Revitalization (DWR) hosting a Woodland welcome center during its Monday, Feb. 2, meeting, as questions continue about how … more
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Mayor Todd Dinehart speaks during a Woodland City Council meeting on Feb. 2 before directing city staff to take the final vote on a cannabis retail ordinance. The council voted 4–2 to allow cannabis retail in the city’s C-2 Highway Commercial zone.
Woodland council ends long-running cannabis retail ban through zoning change
After more than a decade of debate and contention, the Woodland City Council has approved an ordinance allowing cannabis retail sales within city limits. The council voted 4-2 on Feb. 2 to adopt … more
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Brandon Erickson, chair of the Clark County Charter Review Commission, was elected to the commission in November 2025 and selected by fellow commissioners as chair in January.
New chair looks to steady start for charter review commission
Brandon Erikson is stepping into a leadership role at the start of Clark County’s second-ever charter review cycle, bringing what he describes as an engineer’s mindset to a process focused on … more
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The Battle Ground Police Department is investigating a fatal vehicle versus pedestrian crash that occurred at the Battle Ground Walmart on Friday, Feb. 6.
Pedestrian dies after being struck in Battle Ground Walmart parking lot
An adult male pedestrian died Friday, Feb. 6, after being struck by a vehicle in the Walmart parking lot in Battle Ground, according to the Battle Ground Police Department (BGPD). Officers and … more
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Clark County councilors were presented an overview of a potential high-capacity transit subdistrict for C-Tran on Wednesday, outlining how state law could allow a smaller taxing area to fund light rail operations tied to the Interstate Bridge Replacement project.
County council hears pitch on C-Tran subdistrict as light rail funding debate continues
Clark County Council members on Wednesday heard a detailed presentation from C-Tran staff outlining how a potential high-capacity transit subdistrict could be used to fund light rail operations tied … more
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Students wave signs outside the WSU Vancouver Dengerink Administration Building on Wednesday, Feb. 4. The group protested the swearing-in of a new officer taking place inside the building at Washington State University Vancouver, citing misplaced cost priorities.
Students protest campus police hiring at WSU Vancouver
A classroom-sized group of students gathered outside Washington State University Vancouver’s Dengerink Administration Building on Wednesday, Feb. 4, to protest a Public Safety Celebration being … more
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Vertical construction at the Hillhurst Commercial Center in Ridgefield is well underway on Friday, Feb. 6 as the retail development will introduce modern neighborhood commercial zones to North Clark County.
Ridgefield mayor highlights key aspects in 2026 that shape the community for years to come
After crossing the halfway point of the decade, Ridgefield’s rise in becoming a true full-service community is not slowing down one bit, as commercial development revenue keeps steady after a … more
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