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A pothole on Northwest 15th Avenue is among several in need of repair as part of Battle Ground’s ongoing street preservation efforts.
Battle Ground City Council reviews 2025 street preservation plans
Neighborhood roads in the southwest quadrant of Battle Ground are the priority for the city’s 2025 street preservation efforts. On Tuesday, Feb. 18, the Battle Ground City Council received … more
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Jeff Strong, owner of Nick’s Bar and Grill in Amboy, explains the moment a car careened into his building on Feb. 9, marking the second time in under two years this has happened to his business.
After beloved Amboy restaurant is hit by vehicle again, owner says best way to support is to be a customer
Earlier this month, Jeff Strong, owner of Nick’s Bar and Grill in Amboy, received a call that his beloved restaurant building was slammed into by a vehicle for the second time in under two … more
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Battle Ground Art Alliance is carrying out the wishes of the late artist Diane Springer, who wanted to bolster art accessibility throughout local schools.
BGAA honors late member with school art supply drive
Battle Ground Art Alliance (BGAA) is honoring the legacy of Diane Springer, a retired teacher and dedicated arts advocate, with an art supply drive for River HomeLink, a K-12 Battle Ground school. … more
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The two memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with the Woodland Police Officers' Association approved by the Woodland City Council on Tuesday, Feb. 18, will grant officers a greater role in promotions and provide job protections for certain leadership positions.
Woodland City Council approves two MOUs with Woodland Police Department
The Woodland City Council approved two memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with the Woodland Police Officers' Association (WPOA) during its meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 18, granting officers a greater … more
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The Battle Ground Community Center was renamed to the Battle Ground Event Center last week. The name change, approved unanimously by the City Council on Feb. 18, aims to better reflect the facility’s primary use as a venue for private and public events.
Battle Ground City Council renames community center to 'event center'
The Battle Ground City Council voted unanimously Monday to rename the Battle Ground Community Center as the Battle Ground Event Center. The decision, made during a Tuesday, Feb. 18 meeting, … more
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The failed Battle Ground Public Schools’ Educational Programs and Operations replacement levy will return in the upcoming April special election ballot.
Battle Ground Public Schools Board confirms April levy proposal after February bid fails
With less than 100 votes dealing failure for Battle Ground Public Schools’ Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) replacement levy in the Feb. 11 special election, the Battle Ground … more
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Prairie’s Faith Tarrant became the first ever four-time state wrestling champion from Clark County on Friday, Feb. 21 with a first round pin over Olivia Hudson of Oak Harbor, for the girls 235-pounds crown in girls 3A wrestling.
At home at the Dome Prairie’s Faith Tarrant wins historic fourth state title
Prairie’s Faith Tarrant made history, becoming Clark County’s first four-time state champion wrestler, while Woodland’s Couly McReynolds and La Center’s Isaac Chromey capped … more
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 A snowmobiler with a serious leg injury was rescued Monday, Feb. 17, after an avalanche on Mount St. Helens, according to the Volcano Rescue Team (VRT).
Injured snowmobiler rescued after avalanche, leg injury on Mount St. Helens
  A snowmobiler with a serious leg injury was rescued Monday, Feb. 17, after an avalanche on Mount St. Helens, according to the Volcano Rescue Team (VRT). At about 2 p.m., three … more
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A line of clams is placed on a tailgate after being cleaned during a razor clam dig at Grayland Beach on March 8, 2024.
WDFW approves six days of coastal razor clam digs beginning Feb. 24; more digs planned through April 3
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) shellfish managers on Thursday   confirmed six days of razor clam digs on coastal beaches beginning Monday, Feb. 24. “We had some … more
The Mount Rainier National Park entrance near Packwood.
National Park Service firings hit Mount Rainier, Olympic, North Cascades
About half a dozen employees at each of Washington’s three national parks are believed to have been laid off as part of the Trump administration’s government-wide push to slash … more
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The General Administration Building on the Washington state Capitol campus in Olympia was completed in 1956. It’s now slated for demolition.
‘Inmates in Olympia Act’: State senator proposes housing criminal offenders on the Capitol Campus
Overcrowding in the state’s juvenile and adult corrections facilities would be relieved under a plan from state Sen. Leonard Christian to house inmates at the state Capitol Campus and give … more
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Washington state Democrats seek to redesign state flag without George Washington 
Democrats in the Washington state Legislature have introduced House Bill 1938, which would create the Washington State Flag Redesign Committee to lead efforts to create a new flag. The process … more
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Rally participants stand on the Capitol steps in support of parents’ rights at a rally organized by Let’s Go Washington in Olympia on Saturday, Feb. 15.
‘Enough is enough’: Hundreds rally at state Capitol to protect parental rights
The battle over parental rights took center stage Saturday at the Washington state Capitol in Olympia as several hundred people showed up in frigid rain to rally against what they claim are efforts … more
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State Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, speaks at a public hearing for House Bill 1719 in the John L. O’Brien Building in Olympia on Tuesday, Feb. 11.
Abbarno bill promoting city-tribal partnerships passed by state House
A bill sponsored by state Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, passed out of the Washington state House of Representatives on Thursday, Feb. 13, with unanimous support. HB 1039 would allow some … more
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez meets with Josh Phillips of Spawn Fly Fish in Ilwaco, Washington. Phillips served as a witness in a House Committee on Small Business hearing on rural entrepreneurship.
Gluesenkamp Perez introduces bill to limit  use of capital gains tax loophole
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, introduced a bill Thursday, Feb. 6, that, if signed into law, would put an end to what she calls a “loophole” that allows wealthy money … more
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A driver on northbound state Route 503 near Lewisville Park passes another vehicle in snowy conditions on Thursday, Feb. 13.
Snowstorm brings power outages and snarled traffic to region
Thousands were left without power in Clark County last week while the snowy conditions also made driving a challenge.  According to Tyler Mode with the Battle Ground Weather Facebook group, … more
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Emergency responders gather during a search for a Ridgefield man who became disoriented and lost in winter weather near Coldwater Lake on Feb. 7.
‘Likely the male would not have survived’: Ill-equipped Ridgefield man rescued at Coldwater Lake
First responders rescued a 67-year-old Ridgefield man who got lost and disoriented in the snow during a hike at Coldwater Lake near Mount St. Helens the night of Feb. 7. The man was unprepared … more
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Multiple northern Clark County students were awarded for their musical achievements during the 61st annual Clark College Jazz Festival, held from Jan. 30 through Feb. 1.
Local student musicians awarded at Clark College Jazz Festival
Student musicians from school districts across northern Clark County were awarded for their musical achievements during the 61st annual Clark College Jazz Festival, held from Jan. 30 through Feb. 1. … more
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Rotschy acquires local aggregate and manufacturing companies
Rotschy Inc., a Vancouver-based construction company, announced the acquisition of J.L. Storedahl & Sons Inc. and Nor-Tech Fabrication, LLC on Feb. 10. The companies will continue independent … more
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A wild rabbit is seen in Park County, Montana, in 2019.
Feral rabbits shot by blow darts in Vancouver, $5,000 reward offered
Eight rabbits have been euthanized after at least 10 were penetrated by blow darts in a Vancouver neighborhood in incidents dating back to November.  The Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF), a … more
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