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The Northwest Renewable Energy Institute’s Fruit Valley Road offsite campus features a 20-foot tower for wind turbine technician training. The tower’s nose cone simulates the inside of a wind turbine.
Northwest Renewable Energy Institute opens offsite campus for future wind turbine technicians
The Northwest Renewable Energy Institute’s offsite satellite campus, located on Fruit Valley Road, is Vancouver’s newest training site for wind turbine technicians. The site, which … more
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For the first time since 2011, Clark Public Utilities (CPU) will raise its energy rates, this time by 14%.
Clark County energy rates spiking 14%
For the first time since 2011, Clark Public Utilities (CPU) will raise its energy rates, this time by 14%. On March 1, a customer paying the estimated average energy bill of $109.92 at the … more
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photo by cade barker Aiden Goncalves, a Battle Ground High School junior who is in the welding program, works on his welding skills on Thursday, Feb. 1.
Battle Ground High School welding program: stepping stone to career, hobby, art medium
While some welding students at Battle Ground High School are building experience toward a career, others consider the Career and Technical Education (CTE) program a break and a new hobby. The … more
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Battle Ground resident Bev Jones volunteers at the Lions Club, Public School Family Community Resource Center, Battle Ground Senior Citizens and the Citizen of the Year committee.
The Reflector Person of the Year: Community “cheerleader” Bev Jones follows in her parent’s footsteps
Known as the “Battle Ground cheerleader,” “Pink Lady” and “Coffee Lady” by locals, resident Bev Jones has devoted her time to many different organizations in … more
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After a safety and health investigation, the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) has cited and fined Rotschy LLC after a 16-year old boy from La Center lost both legs while operating equipment on a job site.
16-year old La Center boy loses legs at job site, Washington L&I investigating
After a safety and health investigation, the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) has cited and fined Rotschy LLC after a 16-year old boy from La Center lost both legs … more
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Should Proposition 1 pass, the Ridgefield School District would build a new elementary school on purchased land, 7025 N. 10th St., Ridgefield.
Ridgefield school board approves placing bond measures on special April ballot
As students face overcrowding and shorter classes, the Ridgefield school board voted unanimously to add two propositions for two bonds for an April 23 vote during its Jan. 23 meeting. Thes e … more
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EPA takes lead on railroad investigation after missed deadline
After missing the deadline to submit documents requested by the Washington State Department of Ecology (DOE), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will take the lead in investigating whether … more
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Library hosts Chinese Lion Dance for Lunar New Year
The Battle Ground Community Library hosted a Chinese Lion Dance on Saturday, Jan. 27 to celebrate the Lunar New Year a tad early as it begins on Saturday, Feb. 10. more
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A public notice was posted Thursday, Jan. 18 at the corner of Southwest Scotton Way and Southwest 12th Avenue in Battle Ground announcing plans for an IHOP breakfast restaurant and a Super Chix chicken restaurant.
What do area residents want to see open up in Battle Ground?
With a Costco under construction in fast-growing Ridgefield, and a Trader Joe’s on track to open up in Salmon Creek, north Clark County is poised to soon offer more shopping outlets for … more
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The Columbia Elementary School’s dual language program was eliminated as a result of the 2023 double levy failure but would be renewed if Woodland Public School’s replacement levy were to pass.
Woodland superintendent: upcoming schools levy ‘critical’ for school district
Woodland Public Schools has a lot at stake during the upcoming special election, in which voters will be asked to approve a district’s educational programs and operations (EP&O) levy. … more
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Fairground Park’s baseball field, which hosts the Battle Ground Little League, may be removed based on suggested development concepts in the city’s online open house.
City official outlines concepts for parks, challenges ahead
Residents have until Jan. 31 to provide feedback for the Battle Ground’s parks master plan, which will serve as the foundational blueprint for upcoming park developments. Once completed, … more
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Icicles were abundant during the week as sunshine caused some melting that quickly froze and built up with freezing rain throughout the winter weather event.
A winter wonderland causes problems in region
Long-lasting snow and ice caused havoc in the region as temperatures did not approach a thawing point until the last day of the work week. Once temperatures allowed for melting over the weekend, … more
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An existing trail currently sits at the site of the proposed Remy Park off of Southwest Scotton Way near Walmart in Battle Ground.
Battle Ground parks master plan virtual open house highlights future of Remy Park, others
The public can comment on the City of Battle Ground’s master parks plan during an online open house throughout the month of January. One proposed park included in the master plan is Remy … more
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From left to right, Battle Ground High School culinary students Jadalyn Strange, Jacquelyn Lucatero and Isabella Duenas peel and slice apples on Thursday, Jan. 11.
Battle Ground Public Schools capital levy
Battle Ground Public Schools residents will be voting on a capital levy on their special election ballots at the end of the month. If approved, the school levy will follow a bond that ended in … more
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interim Police Chief Michael McCabe
BGPD could have interim chief until end of March
Battle Ground Police Department   (BGPD) interim Police Chief Michael McCabe could serve in the top spot until springtime. The city of Battle Ground entered into an interlocal agreement … more
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In July, La Center City Council approved negotiating a contract with the Cowlitz Indian Tribal Public Safety Department to take over the city’s law enforcement duties. Strobhen explained that after five months of negotiations, the deal ultimately fell through due to disagreements regarding security against legal liability for officers.
La Center, sheriff’s office formalizing agreement for law enforcement services
After five months of negotiations with the Cowlitz Tribe, La Center is now pursuing a contract with the Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) for police services. La Center Mayor Tom … more
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Michael McCabe
Battle Ground appoints interim police chief
Battle Ground City Manager Erin Erdman has appointed Michael McCabe to serve as interim police chief following the retirement of former Chief Mike Fort earlier this month. McCabe currently … more
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Woodland will pay over $200,000 in severance to former City Administrator Peter Boyce, former Public Works Director Tracy Coleman and former Woodland Police Department Lt. Jennifer Ortiz.
Employee terminations cost Woodland over $200,000
Woodland’s outgoing administration left the city paying over $200,000 in severance to three terminated employees. Former mayor Will Finn terminated City Administrator Peter Boyce and … more
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Team member Micah Hoyt prepares the Chief Umtuch Middle School’s DUPLO Dinos’ LEGO robot on Jan. 4. The Duplo Dinos will be competing in the Oregon state competition for LEGO Robotics on Jan. 13 in Hillsboro, Oregon.
Chief Umtuch Middle School LEGO Robotics team to compete in Oregon state competition
The Chief Umtuch Middle School’s DUPLO Dinos of Battle Ground are hoping for more success when they compete at the Oregon state competition in the First LEGO League Challenge, June 13 at … more
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Republican Sen. Ann Rivers, and Republican state Reps. Stephanie McClintock and Greg Cheney hosted a town hall on Saturday, Jan. 6 to hear local concerns as the state Legislature began its short session this week.
Republican 18th district lawmakers host Battle Ground town hall
State legislators led lively conversations at Battle Ground City Hall as Republican Sen. Ann Rivers and Republican state Reps. Stephanie McClintock and Greg Cheney hosted a town hall on Jan. 6 as … more
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