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Clark College to host Running Start information sessions for high schoolers
Clark College will host virtual information sessions for students interested in the Running Start academic program, which allows juniors and seniors in high school to earn college credits while … more
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WSU Vancouver offering major/careers workshop to help undecided students
For people who are interested in attending college but don’t know what they would like to major in, Washington State University Vancouver is offering upcoming workshops. WSU Vancouver is … more
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Bloodworks Northwest declares ‘code red’ emergency blood shortage
Bloodworks Northwest has declared a “code red” emergency blood shortage in the Pacific Northwest, as less than half of the donors needed to maintain a safe and reliable blood supply have … more
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A Southwest Washington Regional Special Weapons and Tactics vehicle sits on North Parkway Avenue in Battle Ground as law enforcement serves a search warrant at a residence in the 900 block of North Parkway Avenue on Tuesday, Jan. 28, which led to the arrest of a Battle Ground man on first-degree unlawful possession of a firearm.
Battle Ground man arrested for illegally possessing firearms
Residents of North Parkway Avenue in Battle Ground approached a blocked off roadway full of police activity on the afternoon of Tuesday, Jan. 28, in an incident where a man was arrested. … more
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U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, speaks with student leaders across Clark County schools to hear about their priorities during a visit Tuesday, Jan. 28.
MGP meets with student leaders, visits county jail last week
Tuesday, Jan. 28, U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, met with student leaders from across Clark County to hear about their priorities. She also visited the Clark County Jail to meet with … more
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The Reflector’s readers now have the opportunity to honor their favorite business for the first time since 2018 with The Reflector’s launching of the Best of the Best contest. Voting in over 120 categories runs until Feb. 12.
Reflector launches Best of the Best for community members to honor one another
The Best of the Best will give Reflector readers the opportunity to honor their favorite businesses, organizations and individuals that help make up the fabric of the community around us. The … more
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A Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue pickup truck is seen parked in a neighborhood filled with smoke from the Palisades fire in Los Angeles County, California.
CCFR fire captain reflects on recent firefighting efforts in LA
Firefighters from throughout the country converged onto Los Angeles County, California, as the Palisades and Eaton fires raged through the urban interface of the massive metro area. Among those fire … more
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A Prairie High School student welds while competing in a SkillsUSA regional team fabrication competition at Centralia College on Friday, Jan. 31.
SkillsUSA high school welding competitions highlight the importance of the industry
North Clark County high school welders traveled to both Kelso High School and Centralia College last week to prove their welding skills.  Students from Battle Ground, Prairie and Ridgefield … more
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The proposed harvest units of the Dabbler timber sale are highlighted in yellow. The timber sale is located in the area south of Siouxon Creek but away from trails.
Dabbler timber sale goes forward with lawsuit in place
The Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) auctioned off the Dabbler timber last week, but the lawsuit by the Legacy Forest Defense Coalition and Friends of Clark County still stands.  … more
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Food bank Executive Director Elizabeth Cerveny explains the amount of food donated to each family per month at the North County Community Food Bank in Battle Ground earlier this month.
The Reflector Person of the Year: Food bank director leads community’s battle against hunger
As the executive director of North County Community Food Bank in Battle Ground, Elizabeth Cerveny leads a pillar of support for families grappling with food insecurity. Since taking over, her … more
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WSU Vancouver seeking clothing donations for professional clothing drive
Washington State University Vancouver seeks clothing donations for its Closet to Career — Professional Clothing Drive. The clothing donations will help students look and feel their best as they … more
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Vancouver named one of nine ‘fan zones’ for 2026 FIFA World Cup
The City of Vancouver has been tapped as a fan zone city as Lumen Field in Seattle will host multiple 2026 FIFA World Cup games. On Jan. 14, the Seattle FIFA World Cup 26 Local Organizing … more
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Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputy and Prairie High school resource officer Chelsea Quiggle, left, and Prairie High School student and Black Student Union member Faith Prospere read a poem they wrote at a Martin Luther King Jr. Day assembly at Daybreak Middle School on Tuesday, Jan. 21.
MLK Day original poem highlights unity between Black community, law enforcement
“What are you going to do, the next time you see someone different from you?” asked a poem written by Prairie High School senior Faith Prospere and Clark County Sheriff’s Office … more
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During the Thursday, Jan. 23, meeting, the Ridgefield City Council appointed Matt Cole as mayor following the Jan. 9 retirement of Ron Onslow.
Ridgefield City Council appoints new mayor
During its Thursday, Jan. 23 meeting, the Ridgefield City Council appointed Matt Cole to the role of mayor following the Jan. 9 retirement of Ron Onslow. Councilor Judy Chipman was appointed as … more
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Kiwanis Club of Ridgefield/La Center President Jason Hair (left) discusses final details for the upcoming charter night celebration during a recent meeting. The event, set for 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 31, at La Center Church, 111 E. Fifth St., will include a Greek-themed dinner and fundraising activities. Ridgefield and La Center community members are invited to celebrate the new local chapter's official formation.
New Kiwanis chapter unites Ridgefield and La Center to support local youth
The newly chartered Kiwanis Club of Ridgefield/La Center is set to make a difference in the lives of local children and families and marks the sixth chapter in Clark County. The group of … more
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A sign in a vacant property adjacent to the lone hotel in Battle Ground states that the West Main Commons project will open in early 2024, but as of early 2025, no work has begun.
Battle Ground’s West Main Commons project still pending despite previous timeline
While the development sign reads “Opening early 2024,” the West Main Commons mixed-use project has not yet broken ground on Battle Ground’s Main Street. As of Jan. 24, 2025, no … more
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Prairie High School Esports team earns state title in Overwatch 2
Prairie High School can now add a state title banner for the school's Overwatch 2 esports team, led by science teacher Simeon Redberg after the team recently took home the top prize against Selah … more
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WSU Vancouver opens registration for upcoming career fair
Washington State University (WSU) Vancouver will host three career fairs this March, offering an opportunity for local employers to recruit current students and alumni for employment or internships. … more
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Clark County Fire District 3 Fire Chief Chris Drone said he is looking forward to providing 24/7 staffing to each of the fire district’s stations thanks to the passing of a levy lid lift last year, taking effect in 2025.
Clark County Fire District 3 has a new man at the helm
Earlier this month, after Fire Chief Scott Sorenson retired, Clark County Fire District 3 (CCFD3) upgraded Assistant Chief Chris Drone’s office to the big one.  Drone was officially … more
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Runners burst off the starting line of the 10-kilomether race at the 11th annual Race for Warmth held Sunday, Jan. 26, at Fort Vancouver Way in Vancouver. The event hosted a record-breaking 1,750 participants across all events, including a 5K walk/run, a kids race, and a 16-mile bike ride.
Locals raise thousands at 11th annual Race for Warmth in Vancouver
The 11th annual Clark Public Utilities Race for Warmth broke participation records Sunday, Jan. 26, with 1,750 runners, walkers and cyclists participating. This year’s event, which featured a … more
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