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C-TRAN to host own town halls for its 2045 plans
Following a Monday, March 4 town hall in Salmon Creek, C-TRAN will be hosting six more town hall events to gather community input for its long-range plans. “C-TRAN 2045 is a collaborative … more
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Clark County Sheriff’s Office detectives are investigating the theft and sales of utility trailers in the region. The suspect is associated with a white 2011 Dodge Ram and a tan full-sized Chevy/GMC SUV, CCSO stated in a release.
CCSO arrest suspect tied to utility trailer thefts
Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) detectives are investigating an Oregon man for stealing multiple utility trailers and selling them on social media in the Portland Metro area and Southwest … more
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Released body-worn camera footage shows the suspect, Jonathan Gale, reaching for a firearm in close proximity to multiple deputies during a Feb. 20 shooting incident in Brush Prairie.
CCSO releases body-worn camera footage, names of deputies involved in Brush Prairie shooting
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) released body-worn camera footage and the names of the deputies involved in the Feb. 20 Brush Prairie shooting that resulted in the death of 53-year old … more
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Effective Wednesday, Feb. 28, La Center has entered an agreement with CCSO, providing two deputy sheriffs for law enforcement services.
La Center enters temporary police contract with CCSO
La Center will be provided two deputy sheriffs for law enforcement services while the City and Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) work out the details of a permanent agreement. On … more
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County seeks volunteers for Chelatchie railroad advisory board
The Clark County Council is seeking applicants to fill four positions on a 15-person board that advises the county on matters related to the Chelatchie Prairie Railroad. Applicants with railroad … more
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Washington State Department of Transportation crews installed a series of rough road and speed limit recommendations from milepost 14.32 to milepost 8.6 for southbound Interstate 5 in Ridgefield during the week of Feb. 20.
Rough roads lead to speed change recommendation on southbound I-5
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) rolled out reduced speed recommendation signs due to rough conditions on the southbound lanes of Interstate 5 between Ridgefield and the … more
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The Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man wanted for crimes in Woodland and Cowlitz County, along with Oregon and Idaho after a lengthy search and standoff in Kalama on Feb. 26. The suspect wore the mask in numerous crimes, a news release by the sheriff’s office stated.
Law enforcement arrests man wanted for crimes in PNW
Law enforcement arrested an Oregon man wanted for crimes in multiple states, including in Woodland and Cowlitz County after a lengthy search and standoff in Kalama on Feb. 26. Shortly after … more
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Battle Ground police chief candidate Dennis Flynn speaks during a public meet-and-greet event with other candidates at City Hall on Dec. 7. Last week, Flynn was named the new Battle Ground chief.
City of Battle Ground announces hiring of new chief of police
Effective March 18, the City of Battle Ground will have a new chief of police. Last week, Battle Ground City Manager Erin Erdman announced Dennis Flynn, one of the city’s initial … more
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BG mayor sees sidewalks and pathways as ‘path’ forward for city
BG mayor sees sidewalks and pathways as ‘path’ forward for city
Two months in office and Mayor Troy McCoy is tackling the challenges of Battle Ground’s growth. McCoy was appointed mayor on Jan. 2, 2024, and has been a City Council member since November … more
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In-N-Out Burger will come to Ridgefield. The prototypical design will not be be coming to Ridgefield as In-N-Out Burger proposed a few changes to meet city code.
First for WA: In-N-Out Burger coming to Ridgefield
Animal-style cheeseburgers and the Southern California cultural phenomenon of In-N-Out Burger is coming to Ridgefield, the fast food chain’s first location in the state. The City of … more
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A wild ginger plant begins to sprout above the surface from its rhizome, a root system from which the plant spreads, as signs of spring have begun to pop up in the area.
Signs of spring found in north Clark County
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Dennis Flynn
City of Battle Ground announces hiring of new police chief
Battle Ground City Manager Erin Erdman has announced the hiring of Dennis Flynn as the city’s next chief of police, effective March 18.  Flynn accepted the position following his … more
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Woodland Assistant Superintendent Asha Riley, second from right, stands with her family, husband Dave, far left, son DJ, and daughter Leah, holding their dog Tucker. The Woodland Public Schools Board of Directors announced Asha Riley would serve as the district's next superintendent, effective July 1, replacing Michael Green, who is retiring.
Woodland Public School District selects new superintendent
Effective July 1, Woodland School District Assistant Superintendent Asha Riley will succeed Superintendent Michael Green, who will retire after 17 years of working for the district. The Woodland … more
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Learn to host ‘super-pollinator’ mason bees master gardener workshop
Learn about native mason bees at an educational workshop, presented by the Clark County Master Gardeners of Washington State University Extension from 10:30 a.m. to noon, March 9, Camas Library, 625 … more
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Nora Tubbs, owner of Finesse Beauty Bar in Battle Ground, specializes in skin care facials.
Local esthetician helps clients achieve healthier skin with customized facials
Smoothing skin, reducing scarring and lightening hyperpigmentation are all common benefits of the facials that Battle Ground esthetician Nora Tubbs offers at Finesse Beauty Bar in Battle Ground. … more
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Addison Randall, a freshman at Prairie High School student attended Page School in Olympia with Rep. Stephanie McClintock sponsorship.
Prairie student serves as state House page in Olympia
Addison Randall, a freshman at Prairie High School, spent a week serving as a Washington House page in Olympia, sponsored by 18th District Rep. Stephanie McClintock. “It was a pleasure to … more
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Maia Taylor, a ninth grade homeschool student from Woodland, attended Page School in Olympia with Rep. Ed Orcutt’s sponsorship.
Student attends House of Representatives’ Page Program in Olympia
Maia Taylor, a ninth grade Woodland homeschool student, paged in the Washington State House of Representatives in Olympia, Feb. 12 through Feb. 16. District Rep. Ed Orcutt sponsored her week. … more
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Battle Ground Art Alliance members Lois Steiner and Connie Ford will present artworks for the “Our Universe” exhibit at the Battle Ground Community Library, starting March 3.
BG Art Alliance ‘Our Universe’ exhibit coming to local library
From the spinning of galaxies to the orbiting of atoms, Battle Ground Art Alliance (BGAA) will open the “Our Universe” art exhibit at the Battle Ground Community Library starting March 3. … more
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Letter to the Editor: Vote to improve Ridgefield school facilities
Editor, Many folks are flocking to Ridgefield, often because they want good schools for their children. Ridgefield teachers and programs have good reputations, and justly. Teachers care deeply … more
Clark County Public Health and FVRL host environmental education series
Clark County Public Health is joining Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries for a free educational series highlighting environmentally friendly lifestyles. Public Health’s Green Neighbors, … more
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