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ilani’s new High Limit slot room welcomes guests to 69 machines and an exclusive bar for premium players. On Saturday, Aug. 2, ilani announced the opening of an 11,000-square-foot High Limit area and the introduction of dealer-assist electronic table games.
ilani expands with High Limit gaming, dealer-assist tables, dining upgrades
ilani Casino Resort, located on the Cowlitz Reservation in Ridgefield, Washington aims to blend luxury and innovation through its latest expansion. On Saturday, Aug. 2, ilani announced the opening of … more
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A Clark County Sheriff’s SWAT vehicle sits outside of a home in Battle Ground in February.
Clark County Council approves sales tax increase to provide CCSO funding
During a Clark County Council meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 5, councilors voted to implement a criminal justice sales tax, contingent upon county officials determining if the county is eligible for a … more
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Clark County Food Bank Director of Development Rachel Beck, right, and Program Coordinator Murphy Best, speak to concertgoers on opening day of the Clark County Fair on Friday, Aug. 1, regarding a $5,000 donation from Fred Meyer to help the food bank’s efforts.
Fred Meyer donates $5,000 to Clark County Food Bank to help efforts in alleviating hunger
Representatives of the Clark County Food Bank spoke to the crowd at the Clark County Fair grandstands ahead of a concert on Friday, Aug. 1, about a $5,000 donation Fred Meyer made towards the food … more
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Mayor Troy McCoy relays a ball during the city’s pickleball kickoff match Aug. 5 at Kiwanis Park. The event followed a belated ribbon-cutting for the city’s new pickleball facility, which opened in July.
BG hosts belated pickleball ribbon cutting, kickoff match in Kiwanis
The City of Battle Ground celebrated the completion of its new pickleball facility with an unpunctual ribbon-cutting ceremony and kickoff match on Tuesday, Aug. 5.  Located in the southeast … more
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A Clark County Fire District 3 EMT guides youth to use the water hose during National Night Out on Aug. 5 at Kiwanis Park. The station’s hose activity was one of several safety-themed events for youth.
National Night Out entertains families with education, games and community connection
The City of Battle Ground’s National Night Out event drew hundreds of residents to Kiwanis Park on Tuesday, Aug. 5, bringing families together for community building through youth activities … more
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The driver of this tow truck allegedly disregarded a red light, leading to a four-car collision on Southeast Mill Plain Boulevard and 160th Avenue during rush hour traffic in Vancouver on Wednesday, Aug. 6.
Multi-car collision in Vancouver leaves 10 injured, driver flees then later found dead
After a four-car crash in east Vancouver on Wednesday, Aug. 6, a tow truck driver who reportedly ran a red light at Southeast Mill Plain Boulevard and Southeast 160th Avenue fled on foot to his … more
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez speaks at a town hall in the TransAlta Commons at Centralia College on Tuesday, April 22.
Gluesenkamp Perez announces first town halls since contentious events in April
In a Monday news release, U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, revealed that she will hold three more town halls in her district over the next two weeks. The events are planned for … more
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Scott Hughes, owner of Ridgefield Hardware and Gift since 1999, stands behind the counter on the morning of Thursday, Aug. 7. Hughes made the decision to permanently close the store at the end of September in order to be able to spend more time with his wife, Cathy, as she has fallen ill.
Ridgefield Hardware and Gift to close at end of September, leaving behind a legacy in downtown
A legacy business in downtown Ridgefield will soon be coming to an end as the Ridgefield Hardware and Gift store will be permanently closing its doors on Sept. 30.  Scott Hughes, current … more
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Maddox is proposing development of a 60-acre site into a mix of light industrial, office and civic use spaces, extending Battle Ground Village east. The company’s first two buildings, a chapel and conference center, could break ground as early as spring 2026.
Council considers developer’s agreement for Battle Ground Village expansion
Maddox is seeking a developer’s agreement with the City of Battle Ground to support a multi-phase project to bring more jobs, amenities and long-term investment into the city. On Monday, … more
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Chris Biro cues Zena to sing "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" after a volunteer starts the song. Adopted by a Clark County family before joining the act, Zena has become one of the show's main stars, showcasing a parrot's vocal abilities Wednesday, Aug. 6.
Singing parrot Zena charms Clark County
Every year during the Clark County Fair, Zena, a double yellow-headed Amazon parrot, can be heard singing "Old Macdonald" during Chris Biro's Pirate Parrot Show. Before stepping onto the traveling … more
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Families explore the new Woodland Community Library during its first opening last year. The Fort Vancouver Regional Library levy lid lift is currently leading in district-wide results and, if approved, would help fund expanded hours, staffing and materials across the system.
FVRL levy lid lift leading in first week of primary election results
The latest unofficial district-wide primary election results show the proposition to lift Fort Vancouver Regional Library’s (FVRL) property tax levy will likely pass. As of Thursday, Aug. … more
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The Turnover timber sale is located in the northeasternmost section of Clark County on the east shore of Yale Lake.
Clark County Council working toward promoting harvest, conservation of forests
In light of a June letter to the Clark County Council from the Friends of Clark County (FOCC) organization urging quick action with some suggestions on timber sales, the county council and the … more
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Clark County seeks seven applicants for Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board
Clark County Council is seeking applicants to fill seven volunteer positions on the Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board. Applications are due by 5 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 26. One position is … more
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Clark County seeks applicants for Parks Advisory Board
Clark County Council is seeking applications for four volunteer positions on the Parks Advisory Board, due by 5 p.m. Monday, Sept. 1. All four terms will begin Jan. 1, 2026. The Parks Advisory … more
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Cowlitz County commissioners debate accepting $11M state homelessness grant
The Cowlitz County Board of Commissioners is considering not participating in a state grant aimed at housing and homelessness, which it has received for at least 10 years.  County … more
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Sex offender pleads guilty to crimes for sexual exploitation of 10 girls ages 12 to 16
A 28-year-old registered sex offender who sexually exploited 10 different minor teens after cutting off his electronic monitoring device and absconding from Department of Corrections community … more
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FILE PHOTO — Tanner Tobin, 14, of Chehalis, poses with the 7x7 bull she harvested with her youth elk tag that she drew through a Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife drawing in 2023.
WDFW issues reminder to complete hunter education before fall
The Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) recently issued a news release encouraging new hunters to complete their mandatory hunter education course as soon as possible during some … more
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For the first time in 15 years, Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries is asking voters to approve a levy lid lift to restore its property tax rate to $0.50 per $1,000 of assessed value to continue funding operations and services. As of election night, Proposition No. 1 was passing with 42,987 votes in favor (52.84%) and 38,372 votes against (47.16%).'
FVRL levy lid lift passing in early primary election results
The first day of unofficial primary election results shows that the proposition to lift Fort Vancouver Regional Library’s (FVRL) property tax levy is passing.  As of Aug. 5, election … more
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Clark County Republican Party voices opposition to Philip Johnson’s candidacy for Battle Ground City Council
The Clark County Republican Party (CCRP) has brought partisanship into a non-partisan race as the CCRP central committee voted unanimously to oppose Philip Johnson’s candidacy for Battle Ground … more
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Hockinson School Board member Gordon Smith joins in the unanimous vote to approve the 2025-26 district budget on Monday, July 28. The board adopted a $36.39 million general fund budget that includes staffing cuts and reduced building budgets due to lower-than-anticipated enrollment.
Hockinson School District faces $1.2 million deficit for 2025-26 amid an anticipated enrollment drop
The Hockinson School District faces a $1.2 million budget deficit due to a projected dip in student enrollment, a key driver of state funding for public schools. The Hockinson School District … more
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