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Woodland’s Gun Club Road improvement project will add a continuous sidewalk and bike lane to the road’s east side from Lewis River Road to F Street. On July 7, the city council approved a contract for construction management and inspection, with work expected to begin in August.
Gun Club Road upgrade progresses as Woodland Council approves construction oversight contract
The City of Woodland is advancing its long-planned upgrade of Gun Club Road, following a vote by the city council on Monday, July 7, to approve a construction management and inspection contract with … more
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County seeks nominees for Disability Employment Awareness awards
Clark County is accepting nominations for its 2025 Disability Employment Awareness Month Awards, which recognize local individuals and businesses that support and promote inclusive employment. … more
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Battle Ground Rotary Club welcomes new leadership
The Battle Ground Rotary Club began its new fiscal year on Tuesday, July 1, by welcoming incoming President Michael Ernest and the 2025–2026 leadership team. Ernest is joined by … more
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WSU Extension offers free canner pressure gauge testing
Clark County residents can have their pressure canner gauges tested for free this summer through a program hosted by Washington State University (WSU) Extension. Testing began Wednesday, June … more
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Clark County issues burn ban, recreational fires allowed
All land clearing and residential burning in Clark County is banned until further notice, effective Tuesday, July 1. Due to increasingly dry conditions, Fire Marshal Donna Goddard is rescinding … more
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The Battle Ground High School marching band heads east down Main Street during the 2024 Harvest Days Parade.
Battle Ground Harvest Days returns this weekend with a packed schedule
Battle Ground’s Harvest Days Festival will return Friday, July 18, through Saturday, July 19, with a full schedule of events. The central location for events during Harvest Days will be the … 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.
On timber sale delays, Forest Resource Council asks, ‘What is this really about?’
In response to the Turnover timber sale’s State Environmental Police Act (SEPA) review, the Legacy Forest Defense Coalition (LFDC) said it believes a pair of units in the proposed sale are … more
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Participants in the Modified Saw event during the Amboy Territorial Days’ Log Show on Saturday, July 12, cut a slice off two logs and run across a log in between cuts in a competition for the fastest time between the two contestants.
Amboy Territorial Days brings rural fun to all with log show, stage entertainment
Amboy Territorial Days’ Log Show on Saturday, July 12, showed off the fun in the logging industry as kids and adults competed in numerous events. The events included the iconic sounds of … more
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The 25th year of the Merwin Day of Fishing for Kids with Disabilities hosted by Pacific Power and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) drew a record turnout of over 300 participants from around Washington and Oregon to catch prized rainbow trout in the inclusive event on Saturday, July 12.
Fishing day for kids with disabilities brings smiles and memories for 25th year
The 25th installment of the Merwin Day of Fishing for Kids with Disabilities hosted by Pacific Power and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) drew a record turnout of over 300 … more
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Washington state government spending surges 116% since 2015
Washington state faces deficit spending by 2028 as lawmakers just hit taxpayers with the state's largest combined tax increase – all driven by massive state spending increases over the past … more
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WDFW accepting master hunter applications
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is inviting new applicants to join the ranks of over 1,200 certified master hunters across the state, a news release from the WDFW stated. … more
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People paddle board in Snow Lake at Mount Rainier National Park on Monday, July 8.
Proposed international surcharge at national parks could generate millions in 2026
With many national parks facing huge backlogs of deferred maintenance — Yellowstone National Park alone is estimated to have more than $1 billion — the federal government is proposing a … more
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A new emblem hangs on the Kelso mall on Jan. 22, 2025, as owners began to rebrand the Three Rivers Mall to Three Rivers Crossing.
Clatskanie teen charged in Kelso mall shooting plot released to parents
A Columbia County Circuit Court judge ruled Monday that the Clatskanie teen accused of plotting a mass shooting at Kelso’s Three Rivers Crossing could go home under strict supervision and … more
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The Local 701 Operating Engineers Union parked a “Rat Tracker” truck with a large sign visible to drivers on state Route 502 near a Rotschy, Inc. construction site in Battle Ground in June.
Rotschy threatens 'consequences' after Longview port commissioner calls them 'bastards'
A spokesman for contractor Rotschy Inc. threatened to file a formal complaint against Port of Longview commissioner Evan Jones for his referring to the company as "bastards" in a recent news report … more
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Joe Listek, of Woodland, has found himself between a rock and a hard place. On one side, a rowhouse development's gutter runoff has caused a hole to appear on his property, which gurgles up raw sewage. Additionally, a leaking fire hydrant spews water from underground onto his land. On the other hand, the Lewis River Subdivision project has him concerned that their floodplain storage plan will fail and run onto his property in a similar fashion to the 1996 flood.
Woodland man’s property stuck in the middle of two problematic developments
On one side of Joe Listek’s property in Woodland exists a construction site that has him concerned about flooding, while on the other side is a rowhouse neighborhood where multiple visible … more
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Site plans were submitted in November, 2024, and the Type II land use decision was approved in March this year, for a future Firm Foundation Christian High School campus located at the 3100 block of West Main Street shown where the field currently lies south of Main Street in Battle Ground.
Site plans show new Firm Foundation Christian High School Campus off of Battle Ground’s Main Street
In November 2024, site plans were uploaded to the Battle Ground public information portal for a new Firm Foundation Christian High School Campus at the 3100 block of West Main Street. The … more
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Last week, commuters drove at 50 mph on SE Grace Avenue from south city limits to roughly SE 23rd way. The city will soon reduce the speed limit on SE Grace Avenue to 35 mph from the south city limits to SE Rasmussen Boulevard.
Battle Ground lowers speed limits across key city roads
Drivers in Battle Ground will notice new speed limits being posted on major corridors this month, part of a phased rollout of traffic changes aimed at improving safety and adapting to evolving road … more
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Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputy Clint Fraser tries to subdue flames at the site of a Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue training burn where the fire started to pick up from hot spots in the rubble due to wind on Monday, June 30.
Ride-along: A quiet time in La Center
The city of La Center has had policing services provided by the Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) since January 2024, but a five-year contract began in February of this year. The … more
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Candy is tossed from floats during the 2024 Twilight Parade in La Center. This year’s parade begins at 8 p.m. Friday, July 25, and will carry a “Going Renaissance” theme.
La Center Our Days returns with a Renaissance twist and main stage
La Center’s annual Our Days celebration returns Friday, July 25, and Saturday, July 26, with a new “Going Renaissance” theme and a brand new main stage to spotlight this … more
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Emergency responders search Horseshoe Lake in Woodland on Monday, July 30. The search began after a man went underwater and did not resurface around 3 p.m., prompting a recovery effort that lasted several hours.
Body recovered after man drowns at Horseshoe Lake
A man drowned at Horseshoe Lake Park in Woodland on Monday afternoon, June 30, after going underwater and not resurfacing, prompting a multi-agency response and search that ended with the recovery of … more
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