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Members of the Woodland Senior Enrichment Group gather weekly for games and social activities. The nonprofit’s first anniversary will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday, Aug. 22, at the Woodland Community Center, 782 Park St.
Woodland Senior Enrichment Group to mark one year of connection and growth
The Woodland Senior Enrichment Group nonprofit will celebrate its first anniversary this month, marking a year of building community and creating opportunities for seniors to connect, learn and … more
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Attorney General’s Office awards $200K to Southwest Washington nonprofit
Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown’s office is awarding $200,000 in community investment funds to Vancouver-based nonprofit Community Foundation for Southwest Washington, following … more
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School board members listen during Superintendent Dr. Jenny Rodriquez’s Aug. 12 presentation on a proposed no-smart-device policy. The policy would ban devices in kindergarten through sixth grade and require them to be off and away all day for grades seven through 12. The second and final reading is scheduled for 5 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 26, at 510 Pioneer St., Ridgefield.
Ridgefield school board set to approve ‘no smart device’ policy
On Tuesday, Aug. 12, the Ridgefield School District Board approved the first reading of a policy that would ban personal smart devices for kindergarten through sixth grade students and require an … more
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The Budweiser Clydesdales brought a unique experience to the Clark County Fair this year.
Clark County Fair continues to see success year after year, fair manager says
Clark County Fair Manager John Morrison said the fair has continued to see growing success year after year since returning from the pandemic in 2022.  Morrison said early numbers suggest … more
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Madrona Recovery guidance counselors work on the garden at Madrona’s new facility in Brush Prairie on Friday, Aug. 15, ahead of its opening later this month. Staff, from back left to lower right, include Jen Sena, Dez Robinson, Kiannah Green, Lexi Tupuola, Kenzie Robinson and Kaysa Pfannmuller.
Teen mental health and substance use disorder treatment facility opens this month in Brush Prairie
Madrona Recovery, a provider of comprehensive teen co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder treatment, will open this month in the 30,000-square-foot facility in Brush Prairie that … more
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Michelle Scott, Battle Ground Public Schools chief financial officer (right), gives an update to the school board during an Aug. 11 work session. The board received a detailed presentation on the expected impacts of the 2025-26 budget following the failure of the district’s replacement levy.
Battle Ground Schools set to cut $14 million in staff, programs after voters reject levy
The Battle Ground School District is bracing for $14 million in staffing and program reductions in 2025-26 after voters twice rejected a replacement levy earlier this year. During an Aug. 11 … more
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To manage traffic congestion for the highly anticipated In-N-Out Burger, the City of Ridgefield will direct customer lines into designated staging areas on private property. If the areas fill, drivers will be turned away.
Ridgefield prepares for In-N-Out traffic ahead of opening
The City of Ridgefield has released a traffic plan to manage congestion expected when the highly anticipated In-N-Out Burger opens in Union Ridge Town Center near Interstate 5 and Pioneer Street. … more
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State Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, speaks with Yacolt community leaders regarding topics related to creating a community center while at the Yacolt Community Church facility during a tour of the town on Tuesday, Aug. 12.
Peter Abbarno tours Yacolt as town officials highlight community needs
Ideas bounced between Yacolt Mayor Ian Shealy and 20th Legislative District state Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, as the two traversed the town of Yacolt on a tour highlighting the small … more
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Carnival games, Ferris wheels and thrilling rides brought family fun to the Clark County Fair for 10 days.
The Reflector’s best photos of the 2025 Clark County Fair
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Fifteen Washington State Patrol units participated in an emphasis patrol to reduce collisions across Clark County on July 15.
Washington State Patrol conducts Clark County emphasis patrol
Dozens of drivers in Clark County were stopped during a Washington State Patrol (WSP) emphasis patrol on Tuesday, July 15, aimed at reducing collision-related violations. The patrol was guided … more
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Former Cowlitz County Superior Court Judge Stephen Warning, left, moderates a town hall with U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez at Lower Columbia College Thursday, Aug. 14. Several audience members were escorted out after shouting at Gluesenkamp Perez over her support for Israel.
Residents confront Gluesenkamp Perez over Israel policy during town hall 
A town hall with 3rd District Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez , D-Skamania, devolved into a shouting match Thursday as audience members questioned her continued support for Israel despite a rising death … more
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The Capitol building in Olympia, home to the Senate and House chambers, is lit up on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 16, 2023.
Washington state sends letter announcing new taxation for 90,000 businesses
The Washington state Department of Revenue this week announced it was sending out notices to customers explaining the recent expansion of retail sales related taxes that went into effect at the end … more
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Sen. John Braun poses for a photo outside The Chronicle in Centralia on Thursday, July 17.
Washington state Republicans confident they can retake Third Congressional District seat
Republicans believe they have a good chance of winning back a seat in the Third Congressional District in Southwest Washington state. Democratic U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez defeated … more
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Two fire and restoration vehicles sit parked outside Stuffy's II restaurant in Longview Wednesday afternoon. Owners say they remain committed to reopening and caring for its roughly 35 employees after an Aug. 4 fire and an Aug. 12 appellate court opinion determining that $936,000 in fines for staying open during COVID shutdowns was not excessive.
Court upholds $936K in COVID fines for Stuffy’s II as diner focuses on reopening after fire
Already reeling from a fire earlier this month, Stuffy's II faces another setback after appellate judges sided with the state earlier this week upholding the nearly seven-figure fines the Longview … more
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Cowlitz County fatal stabbing suspect arrested in LA
T he suspect in last week’s fatal Longview stabbing has been arrested by the Los Angeles Police Department, Longview police announced Tuesday afternoon. The announcement comes a day after … more
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Sen. John Braun poses for a photo outside The Chronicle in Centralia on Thursday, July 17.
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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Cowlitz County teen faces assault charge after baby injured
A 14-year-old is facing an assault charge for allegedly stepping on and hitting a 3-month-old in late July. The Daily News is not naming the suspect because he is being tried in Cowlitz County … more
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The Silent Majority Foundation, which has represented Gator’s Custom Guns in Kelso, Wash., and owner Wally Wentz from day one, is still on the case
Attorneys behind landmark gun case take on Washington state high-cap magazine ban fight
The law firm that successfully argued the landmark Bruen case has agreed to take up the high-profile Gator’s Custom Guns case concerning Washington state’s prohibition on the sale, … more
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The iconic Budweiser Clydesdales make their way down the midway at the Clark County Fair on Thursday, Aug. 7.
Budweiser Clydesdales visit the Clark County Fair
The world-renowned Budweiser Clydesdales had an extended stay at the Clark County Fair, allowing visitors to visit them in the stable and see them in action with two parades down the fair’s … more
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A big-air motocross freestyle rider performs a backflip ahead of the 7 p.m. side-by-side racing show at the Clark County Fair Grandstands on Thursday, Aug. 7.
Clark County Fair motorsports bring high-flying action
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