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Devin Bowen, Al and Ernie’s team member, takes a moment to reflect after the second day of Al and Ernie’s Bakery Cafe opening in Battle Ground’s Old Town on Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Al and Ernie’s Bakery Cafe offers cozy atmosphere in Battle Ground’s Old Town
Al and Ernie’s Bakery Cafe has been experiencing a line out the door from the start of the day to close after opening its doors to the Battle Ground community. The bakery and cafe began … more
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Ridgefield City Council members and city planners tour the newly completed Advanced Manufacturing Center at Clark College’s Ridgefield campus. The tour highlighted the facility’s educational spaces, manufacturing floor and its potential impact on local workforce development.
Developers present ceremonial key to Clark College officials for Ridgefield Advanced Manufacturing Center
Clark County’s next generation of manufacturers will not have to travel far for hands-on training. On Tuesday, Nov. 19, lead developer and design-builder Mortenson ceremonially handed … more
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The Woodland Police Department will upgrade its body cameras and add fleet cameras for patrol vehicles through two 10-year contracts with Axon, totaling nearly $1.1 million. The new equipment, scheduled for implementation in February 2025, will resolve battery and technological issues with the department's current body-worn cameras.
Woodland Police to upgrade body cameras, introduce fleet cameras
The Woodland Police Department is set to upgrade its body-worn cameras and introduce fleet cameras in 2025, a change Police Chief Robert Gibbs says addresses critical equipment challenges. … more
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Battle Ground General Federation of Women’s Clubs offers scholarship
The Battle Ground General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC) is offering a $3,000 scholarship to one graduating woman from Battle Ground area high schools. To receive a scholarship … more
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View Ridge Middle School students Ryan Bellah, left, and Sunday Libby, with other hidden puppeteers, perform a skit for elementary school students in a puppet show on Thursday, Nov. 21.
Ridgefield middle school art and drama students host puppet show
Using puppets as trick-or-treaters and a scary homeowner who invited them into his house, Ridgefield middle schoolers taught second graders about stranger danger in one of multiple skits at View … more
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Clark County Sheriff’s Office and other law enforcement agencies served a search warrant at a home in Battle Ground on Wednesday, Nov. 20, and found matching clothing items, along with firearms, ballistic vests and stolen vehicles. Two people were arrested in relation to a bank robbery investigation.
CCSO arrests two people suspected in more than 10 area bank robberies
Law enforcement arrested two people at a Battle Ground residence suspected of being involved in more than 10 area bank robberies the morning of Wednesday, Nov. 20.  The arrests came while … more
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A Vancouver Police Department and Clark County Sheriff's Office SWAT vehicle heads back to a staging area during an incident at a La Center home around noon on Sunday, Nov. 24.
Large police response on Sunday concerns La Center residents
More than 35 law enforcement vehicles filled La Center with SWAT response for an alleged barricaded subject in a home on West Third Street around noon on Sunday, Nov. 24, according to two Vancouver … more
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Washougal resident Dylan Corbitt, who demonstrated remarkable teamwork and leadership, was recognized for his contributions on the court during the Hoop.Camp event held at Discovery Middle School on Sept. 23, taking an MVP trophy.
Local volunteers host basketball camp promoting inclusion
Last week, more than 60 special needs athletes, ranging in age and ability, gathered to collaborate and connect through basketball at Discovery Middle School in Vancouver. Hoop.Camp, a volunteer … more
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Nancy Darby, a food bank volunteer, organizes food items for pickup at the North County Community Food Bank. The organization is working to raise $8,000 to match a grant aimed at supporting its operations and food purchases.
Local food bank seeks $8,000 to receive matching grant
The North County Community Food Bank (NCCFB) buzzed with activity last week, with shelves and carts overflowing with food and volunteers tirelessly working to assemble supplies for those in need. … more
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NOAA weather buoy 46029 is pictured in this photo provided by the office of U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez.
MGP announces redeployment of weather buoy at mouth of Columbia River
On Monday, U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, announced the successful redeployment of previously inoperable National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) weather buoy 46089 at … more
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The annual Race for Warmth, hosted by Clark Public Utilities, helps raise funds to cover electrical bills for low-income individuals needing financial assistance.
Clark Public Utilities opens Race for Warmth registration
Registration for Clark Public Utilities (CPU) annual Race for Warmth, held 7 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 26, 2025, has opened for walkers, runners and bikers. Registration is $40 per person, … more
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Clark County Fire District 3 hosts student fire safety video contest
Local students are encouraged to learn about fire safety through Clark County Fire District 3’s third annual video contest. Video entries are due by Friday, Nov. 29, and winners will be … more
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Community members may donate cat supplies to Furry Friends at various business locations across Clark County from Friday, Nov. 29, until Monday, Jan. 2, 2025.
Furry Friends cat rescue holds Christmas giving trees at local businesses
The community is invited to help supply Furry Friends cat rescue with giving tree donations, hosted at local businesses. The fundraiser will run from Friday, Nov. 29, to Monday, Jan. 2, 2025. … more
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Commission on Aging to host last meeting of 2024
The Clark County Commission on Aging will conclude its 2024 work plan at 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 20. The 2024 Silver Citizen Award recipients, Bev Jones of Battle Ground and Lary Smith of … more
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Friends of Woodland Community Library hosting holiday fundraiser sale
The Friends of Woodland Community Library will host a holiday sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23, at the Woodland VFW Hall, 434 Davidson Ave., Woodland. Items include gently used gift … more
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Participants will showcase their creativity at the Ridgefield Community Gleaners sixth annual Gingerbread House Festival, running from Dec. 7 through Dec. 14 at the Ridgefield Community Library. The event features gingerbread houses crafted by local residents in various age groups, with attendees encouraged to vote for their favorite designs during regular library hours.
Ridgefield Gleaners hosting sixth annual gingerbread house competition
Gingerbread house architects should prepare to get creative as Ridgefield’s sixth annual Gingerbread House Festival competition is set to kick off this December. The Ridgefield Community … more
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Ridgefield to adjust speed limits for multiple roads
Ridgefield will implement new speed limits on several key streets effective Thursday, Nov. 28, following a comprehensive safety study. The City Council approved these changes in September and October … more
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The Kwanzaa pre-celebration in Clark County will take place 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14, at the Clark County Fairgrounds in Ridgefield. Organized by Please Don’t Die Black Men, the event will feature a market, performances, skits, a Karamu feast and more.
Kwanzaa pre-celebration returns to Clark County
For Ruby Lewis, Kwanzaa provides the African American community with an opportunity to reconnect with its cultural heritage and foster a sense of pride in future generations, a connection that has … more
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Rep. Stephanie McClintock won her 18th District race with 55.63% of the vote and plans to prioritize education in her second term. The incumbent will introduce a bill requiring schools to conduct exit surveys for parents who withdraw their children to identify concerns and rebuild trust in public education. Another proposed bill would empower schools to create policies restricting cell phone use during class to enhance focus and improve academic performance.
McClintock makes education a priority in second term as rep
The outcome of the Nov. 5 general election was bittersweet for 18th District Representative Stephanie McClintock, who secured a second term while also expressing disappointment over the failure of … more
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Volunteers for county Developmental Disabilities Board needed
The Clark County Council is seeking community members with expertise in or experience with people with intellectual/developmental disabilities to serve on the Developmental Disabilities Advisory … more
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