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The north sidewalk on Fourth Street abruptly ends east of Highland Avenue in La Center. This stretch will be reconstructed as part of the Fourth Street widening project, which adds sidewalks, bike lanes and a new Breeze Creek bridge. The project is expected to be completed in 2027.
La Center advances long-awaited 4th Street widening project
The La Center City Council took several steps Wednesday, Jan. 28, to move the long-planned Fourth Street widening project closer to construction, approving multiple contracts tied to building and … more
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School leaders and partners of the KWRL Transportation Cooperative serving Kalama, Woodland, Ridgefield and La Center school districts celebrate 14 new electric school buses with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, Jan. 27.
KWRL Transportation puts green future forward with 14 new electric school buses
KWRL Transportation is implementing a major fleet modernization effort as the long-standing transportation cooperative serving Kalama, Woodland, Ridgefield and La Center school districts purchased 14 … more
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The city of Battle Ground staff members are in the early phases of celebrating the community’s rich history as 2026 marks 75 years since incorporation as a town.
City of Battle Ground staff seek information, items and photos for city’s 75th anniversary
In June, the city of Battle Ground will officially turn 75 years old, as it was incorporated as a town on June 18, 1951, marking that date as its official birthday.  Battle Ground … more
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Clark County Sheriff John Horch, left, stands with the department’s Deputy of the Year, Amanda Nohrenberg.
CCSO honors officers, employees and civilians at awards ceremony
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) recognized deputies, civilian employees and community members for heroism and service during its annual awards ceremony at Clark College on Jan. 22. … more
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The Greely Building sits along Pioneer Street in downtown Ridgefield near the city’s historic fire station building and El Rancho Viejo restaurant. The Port of Ridgefield acquired the historic structure in 2024 and continues to evaluate options for its future use.
Downtown Ridgefield’s Greely Building faces long road as port explores limited use in 2026
The future of the historic Greely Building in downtown Ridgefield remains uncertain as the Port of Ridgefield weighs high redevelopment costs and short-term community use. The port acquired the … more
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ÖOF TATATÁ, featuring actor and film producer Jason Momoa on bass, Mike Hayes on guitar and lead vocals, with Kenny Dale Borill on drums, will play a free show at the Rock & Brews Concert Bar at the ilani Resort and Casino on Monday, Feb. 9, at 8 p.m.
Actor and film producer Jason Momoa and his band to play free show at ilani’s Rock & Brews
Rock & Brews and Meili Vodka are launching a new national partnership that will kick off with a live concert event at ilani, bringing together rock music, hospitality and premium spirits for a … more
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Two previously defaced Battle Ground Public Schools district levy signs were replaced with new ones at an intersection near Glenwood Heights and Laurin schools in the district on Thursday, Jan. 29.
Partisan mailer, defaced BGPS levy signs come amid opposition to voter-approved funding proposal
A mailer paid for by the Clark County Republican Party and the Washington state Republican Party went to voters in the Battle Ground Public Schools district the same time ballots landed in … more
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Nearly 100 people attended the Clark County Council meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 28, to speak during public comment on a potential immigration-related statement and recent ICE actions. A proposed statement will be presented before the council at a future meeting.
Crowd pushes Clark County Council toward stronger stance against federal immigration enforcement
About 100 people packed the Clark County Council chambers during a Wednesday, Jan. 28, meeting, prompting the council to shorten public comment from the usual three minutes to two to accommodate the … more
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Shane Bowman
Battle Ground’s longest tenured council member warns of partisanship on city council
Shane Bowman, the longest tenured Battle Ground City Council member, shared his perspective on damage that could be on the horizon caused by a majority of council members displaying partisanship in … more
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The scene of the crash on Saturday, Jan. 24 on Spirit Lake Memorial Highway near Reynolds Road in Castle Rock.
Man charged with injuring Cowlitz County coroner staff in crash on Spirit Lake Memorial Highway 
The driver charged with injuring a Cowlitz County deputy coroner when he drove through a closed investigation scene last weekend, had a blood alcohol level over the legal limit, court records show. … more
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Cowlitz Tribe comments on $100K theft case amid ‘ongoing investigation’ 
The case involving the two suspects accused of embezzling $100,000 from the Cowlitz Indian Tribe remains under investigation, according to the tribe's public safety department. The suspects, … more
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Sheriff's office: Man wanted by police appears to have killed himself in Cowlitz County
A Longview man with a warrant for escaping from community custody appears to have fatally shot himself when approached by law enforcement, the Cowlitz County Sheriff's Office announced Wednesday. … more
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Jennifer Zacher, 57 and on the left, and her daughter Elizabeth Zacher, 23, both of Longview, hold signs on Tuesday, Jan. 27 at a Longview pro-gun rally. "You'd be surprised how many liberals are responsible gun owners," Jennifer Zacher said.
Liberals in Cowlitz County say they're buying guns in fear of Trump administration
Geof Richie's father was a U.S. National Guardsman who taught him to shoot in Alaska. By 19, Richie secured his first concealed carry permit in Anchorage. On Tuesday, the now 50-year-old … more
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Emergency crews respond to the scene of a crash along U.S. Highway 12 at the intersection of Kehoe Road in Randle on Wednesday, Sept. 21.
Lower drunk driving limit approved by Washington state Senate; bill drops it to 0.05%
Washington took a major stride Wednesday toward slashing the state’s legal limit for driving drunk. A divided state Senate voted 26-23 to approve legislation to reduce the maximum allowable … more
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Washington state Sen. John Braun smiles after speaking at a fundraiser to kick-off his congressional campaign at Jester Auto Museum on Thursday, Sept. 18.
Braun reports raising more than $800,000 in first four months of congressional campaign
State Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, and his congressional campaign team announced this week that it has raised more than $800,000 in the first four months of the campaign, pointing to the fundraising … more
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Lower Columbia College board votes to end president contract without cause
The Lower Columbia College Board of Trustees voted unanimously to end President Matt Seimears ' contract for convenience during a special meeting Monday evening. The board did not provide a … more
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The Chewaucan River Flowing through the Fremont Winema National Forest in Southern Oregon. A judge recently reversed approvals for three commercial logging projects in the forest because they relied on an exemption to environmental review that has been found unlawful. (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Forest Service/Flickr)
Federal judge ends exemption to environmental review for logging on federal land
A 34-year-old rule exempting some commercial logging projects on federal lands from environmental review is unlawful, a federal judge recently ruled. Judge Michael McShane in the U.S. District … more
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defaultBuses line up behind Battle Ground High School at the end of a school day. Benefits for contracted bus services is one of over 20 unfunded or underfunded state legislation mandates the Battle Ground Public Schools district is currently navigating, BGPS Superintendent Shelly Whitten said.
Battle Ground Schools superintendent highlights the burden of unfunded and underfunded state mandates ahead of the Feb. 10 election
The Battle Ground Public Schools district already has a looming Education Programs & Operations (EP&O) levy proposal that has been turned down by voters multiple times, and now, adding … more
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Independent candidate considers campaign for Washington's Third Congressional District
Another candidate is considering a campaign for Washington’s Third Congressional District, possibly adding another level to an already closely watched race. Former Washington state … more
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Shari Watt talks to Red Cross employee Brianna Buchanan while donating blood at an American Red Cross blood drive in the Lewis County Courthouse in Chehalis on Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2024.
Code Red declared as dangerously low blood supply affects hospitals and emergency centers in Washington state
Two of the three regional blood banks serving Washington state are facing a severe blood shortage due to the lingering effects from heavy rains and floods in December, combined with a slowdown in … more
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