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An Astound internet service technician is pictured installing fixed wireless network transmission devices atop an existing headend tower as the internet provider rolled out a new high-speed internet option to areas surrounding Woodland and elsewhere in Oregon and northwestern Washington earlier this month.
New high-speed internet hits Woodland area, could expand to further rural areas of Southwest Washington
Astound, a recognized leader in internet, Wi-Fi, mobile, TV, and fiber-optic solutions, has begun service with a new high-speed internet medium for thousands of homes and businesses in western … more
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Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries plans to add 13% more open hours, launch the long-planned Washougal Community Library building project, purchase a Clark County bookmobile and invest in both digital and physical collections as well as technology upgrades at libraries across Clark County.
FVRL levy lid lift results certified, passes
Election officials certified on Tuesday, Aug. 19, that voters approved Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries’ levy lid lift. Districtwide, 54,434 ballots were cast in favor (54.2%) and 45,994 … more
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Smilo, also known as Nature Nate's LLC, has been delivering popped sorghum to the world for years out of Clark County, but has recently reintroduced the way people can eat the sorghum super grain in the form of a tortilla chip with a bunch of health benefits.
North Clark County food manufacturer utilizes sorghum super grain to bring tasty, healthy snacks to the world
Smilo, also known as Nature Nate's LLC, operating out of a small, unsuspecting manufacturing building in north Clark County, has been providing popped sorghum to stores for years. Now they have … more
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Camp Bonneville, spanning 3,840 acres, remains a focal point for environmental cleanup efforts. On Tuesday, Aug. 19, the Clark County Council rejected a proposed agreement that would have allowed the FBI to continue using the firing range at the former U.S. Army training site.
FBI contract for Camp Bonneville shooting range shot down in 2-3 council vote
The Clark County Council rejected a proposed deal 2-3 on Tuesday, Aug. 19, to allow the FBI to continue training at Camp Bonneville. Before the vote, residents raised concerns of broken trust, … more
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Merrilee Asla Lee holds a copy of her and her brother’s recently published book, “Zaldi Danced.” The bilingual children’s book reflects her Basque heritage and tells a “might-have-been” tale of the Basque ancestors’ creation story.
Ridgefield artist releases bilingual picture book, preserving and celebrating Basque heritage
In July, Ridgefield artist Merrilee Asla Lee released her years-long project, “Zaldi Danced,” or  “Zaldik Dantzatu Zuen” in Basque, a bilingual picture book created with … more
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Fia Marie of Clark County addresses Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez during the Wednesday town hall in Battle Ground. She shouted a question about the rising death toll in Gaza after a discussion of Ukraine, which went unanswered.
‘It was just lip service’: Progressive voters say MGP avoided tough questions at Battle Ground town hall
Progressive constituents left Wednesday's town hall with U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, frustrated, saying their questions on urgent issues — from preserving democracy to … more
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In-N-Out Burger CEO Lynsi Snyder cuts the ribbon at 8:36 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 20, officially marking the grand opening of the first Washington state location in Ridgefield at 5801 N. Pioneer Canyon Drive.
In-N-Out Burger opens in Ridgefield with thousands of customers
With the anticipation of the doors opening at 10:30 a.m. at In-N-Out Burger’s first Washington state location in Ridgefield, the early birds received a special treat as the ribbon was cut and … more
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A Sierra Pacific Industries logging truck drives through during the Loggers Jubilee Parade in Morton on Saturday, Aug. 9.
Cowlitz County commissioners fear proposed logging restrictions could cost county millions over time
Calling the economic impacts “prohibitive and extremely detrimental” to local businesses and residents, Cowlitz County Commissioners are asking the state forest practices board to not to … more
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Members of the Washington Army National Guard, Oregon National Guard and U.S. Army Reserve participated in Helocast training on the Columbia River, Troutdale, Ore., Aug. 8, 2025.
National Guard uses Cowlitz, Columbia rivers to train for air assaults overseas
Washington Army National Guard soldiers descended on Southwest Washington rivers and lakes for back-to-back weekends earlier this month in a recently announced large-scale training exercise.  … more
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In-N-Out Burger CEO Lynsi Snyder cuts the ribbon at 8:36 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 20, officially marking the grand opening of the first Washington state location in Ridgefield at 5801 N. Pioneer Canyon Drive. 
In-N-Out Burger opens in Ridgefield with thousands of opening day customers
With the anticipation of the doors opening at 10:30 a.m. at In-N-Out Burger’s first Washington state location in Ridgefield, the early birds received a special treat as the ribbon was cut and … more
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A survey to help the City of Battle Ground develop the master plan for McConnell Park is open through Friday, Aug. 22.
Battle Ground seeks community input on McConnell Park master plan
The City of Battle Ground is inviting residents to share their ideas for future improvements to McConnell Park, a 2-acre community park at 918 NW 25th Ave., Battle Ground. Survey feedback will … more
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The GeoGirls, a volcano science field program jointly organized by the Mount St. Helens Institute and U.S. Geological Survey Cascades Volcano Observatory, embarked on a science-focused journey for five days in early August.
The GeoGirls made their own quakes and learned about eruption hazards during scientist-led STEM program
A total of 24 middle- and high-school girls from Oregon and Washington gathered at the United States Geological Survey's Cascades Volcano Observatory to meet scientists, teachers, staff, and … more
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Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, speaks with other senators during the legislative session at the Washington state Capitol in Olympia on Friday, April 25.
Sen. John Braun to take on MGP for seat in Congress
Washington state Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, put rumors to bed on Tuesday morning, Aug. 13, as he officially announced plans to become the next representative for Washington’s Third … more
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Rescuers from multiple agencies attempted to save a 16-year-old swimmer on Aug. 13 in the Columbia River at Frenchman’s bar in Vancouver, but the rescue operation turned into a recovery mission as the swimmer drowned.
16-year-old swimmer drowns in Columbia River despite “Herculean effort” from rescuers
A 16-year-old swimmer drowned on Wednesday, Aug. 13, in the Columbia River at Frenchman’s bar in Vancouver despite Clark County Fire District 6 (CCFD 6) calling the rescue efforts, “a … more
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Battle Ground Pride organizer Jessica Cole, left, and Native American representative Duana Johnson highlighted inclusivity for LGBTQ+ people, autistic individuals and people of color during Battle Ground Pride on Saturday, Aug. 16.
Vibrant colors brighten Battle Ground Pride over cloudy weekend
Members of the LGBTQ+ community and allies gathered at the Battle Ground Event Center on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 15 and 16, for the third in-person Battle Ground Pride hosted by Evoke Cascadia. … more
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In-N-Out Burger has announced the grand opening of its first Washington state location on Wednesday, Aug. 20, in Ridgefield at 5801 N. Pioneer Canyon Drive.
In-N-Out Burger’s first Washington location to open Wednesday, Aug. 20, in Ridgefield
In-N-Out Burger has announced its first Evergreen State location will open its doors on Wednesday, Aug. 20, in Ridgefield.  more
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Clark County seeks nominations for Silver Citizen Award
Clark County’s Commission on Aging is accepting nominations for its sixth annual Silver Citizen Award, which honors older adults who make significant contributions to their community. … more
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During a Wednesday, Aug. 13 La Center City Council meeting, consultants affirmed the county's agricultural study will delay city comprehensive plans beyond March 2026 despite the state's Dec. 31 due date.
La Center outlines new timeline for comprehensive plan update
Although Washington state requires comprehensive plan updates before 2026, Clark County cities like La Center's process will be delayed until after March 2026due to the county's agricultural lands … more
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John Polos, of Battle Ground, is featured in the book by Doug Eastwood, “Vanished in the Pacific Northwest,” and on the podcast, “The Unfound,” for his efforts in independently investigating the 1987 Julie Weflen missing persons case out of Spokane County.
Battle Ground man assists in Spokane County cold case, his work highlighted in podcasts, book
John Polos, a Battle Ground resident, had a connection to the Julie Weflen missing persons case as Polos was a former co-worker of Weflen’s during his time with the Bonneville Power … more
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Washington State Patrol addressing growing firearms forensics backlog
The Washington State Patrol (WSP) has a growing backlog of firearms forensics cases. Over the past four years, WSP has received an average of 628 requests for firearms testing each year, … more
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