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The Public Works building at 236 Davidson Ave., shown above, is set to be sold following the Woodland City Council’s approval on Monday, March 18. The city previously purchased the building in 2021 and used it for public works operations before opting to surplus the property. The sale will transition the space to private ownership, with plans for a new café, Tiffany Mae’s Café, to open downtown.
Woodland City Council approves sale of city property
On Monday, March 18, the Woodland City Council approved the sale of 236 Davidson Ave., finalizing the surplus process for the city-owned property. The approval of Resolution No. 800 authorizes the … more
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The Tuesday, March 18, Clark County Council meeting was filled with county residents sharing their opinion both for and against light rail and the decision by the council to remove Councilor Michelle Belkot from the C-Tran Board.
Clark County Council meeting filled with public comments for and against light rail
“We have a full room today,” Clark County Chair Sue Marshall said ahead of the council’s public comment period that heard from opponents and proponents of light rail on Tuesday, … more
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Mayor Matt Cole speaks with a community member outside the auditorium before the State of the City meeting on Tuesday, March 18. The event brought residents together to discuss Ridgefield’s plans and initiatives.
Ridgefield outlines growth, infrastructure and engagement in State of the City
Ridgefield city officials laid out the city’s latest developments and future goals in their annual “State of the City” video, released Tuesday, March 18, at Ridgefield High School … more
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The Chinook Indian Nation made a post on social media on Thursday, March 13, a day prior to a nearby town hall, claiming that U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, had backed off of her promise to champion federal recognition for the tribe.
Chinook Indian Nation critical of U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez over ‘broken promise’ for federal recognition
On Thursday, March 13, a Chinook Indian Nation social media post stated that U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, had backed off of her promise to champion federal recognition for the tribe … more
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On March 7, the Battle Ground Police Department utilized social media to seek the public’s assistance in locating a suspect from a November animal cruelty case that occurred in the 2100 block of Southwest Fifth Street.
BGPD uses social media to track down animal cruelty suspect
A suspect in an animal cruelty case in Battle Ground was apprehended without incident just hours after the Battle Ground Police Department used social media to seek the public’s assistance in … more
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A smelt dipper lifts an empty net on a designated smelt dipping day from the Al Helenberg Memorial Boat Ramp on the Cowlitz River on Wednesday, March 12.
State adds two more days of dip-netting after smelt fishery bust
This year’s Cowlitz River recreational smelt dip-fishing season kicked off Wednesday, March 12, almost totally without its two most important elements : smelt and people dipping for them. … more
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Smelt dippers line the banks of the Cowlitz River with empty nets due to a lack of smelt in the morning of Wednesday, March 12.
State adds two more days of dip-netting after first day of Cowlitz River smelt fishery was a bust
This year’s Cowlitz River recreational smelt dip-fishing season kicked off Wednesday almost totally without its two most important elements : smelt and people dipping for them. Each year … more
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The Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction has determined that the La Center School District violated state law by discriminating against students and staff based on gender identity. The district is set to appeal the ruling.
State finds La Center School District in violation of state law over gender identity policies
The Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) has determined that the La Center School District discriminated against students and staff based on gender identity, violating … more
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The Battle Ground City Council unanimously annexed a 15-acre property east of Northeast 92nd Avenue and south of Northeast 239th Street near Daybreak School during a Feb. 3 meeting. The annexation will officially take effect 45 days after the vote.
Battle Ground annexes 15 acres in unanimous council vote
The Battle Ground City Council unanimously approved the annexation of approximately 15 acres of land during its meeting on Monday, Feb. 3. The annexation, known as the Winters Annexation, … more
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Washington State Patrol troopers seized 160 pounds of marijuana and 11 grams of ketamine powder during a traffic stop on Feb. 27.
Clark County traffic stop results in arrest of men transporting $900K in drugs
Two men from New York were arrested in Clark County after Washington State Patrol troopers discovered large quantities of marijuana and Ketamine in their vehicle during a traffic stop on Thursday, … more
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A tracked quad driver carrying a blind student crosses a bridge during the 2025 Mount St. Helens Trac Riders Washington Blind School Ride near Marble Mountain Snow Park in the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument on Thursday, March 6.
Snowmobiling club takes blind students on the ride of a lifetime at Mount St. Helens
On Thursday, March 6, a group of 13 students from the Washington State School for the Blind in Vancouver bundled up in their warmest winter gear and boarded vans for one of the most unique field … more
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Vancouver Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle addresses the Clark County Council, during a Wednesday, Feb. 26 meeting. McEnerny-Ogle providing background on C-Tran's potential role in light rail funding for the Interstate Bridge Replacement Project.
Clark County Council backs legislation supporting I-5 Bridge replacement funding
The Clark County Council has expressed its support for proposed state legislation that would authorize up to $1.6 billion in bonds to fund the construction of a new Interstate 5 bridge. During a … more
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Frank Green, assistant program administrator for the Interstate Bridge Replacement program, presents to the La Center City Council on Feb. 26, outlining the project's progress. His update drew concerns from council members over the costs and necessity of including light rail.
La Center City Council grills inclusion of light rail in I-5 bridge replacement presentation
Despite maintaining a cordial tone, the La Center City Council’s frustration over the anticipated costs of light rail was made abundantly clear last week. The La Center City Council … more
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A group in attendance during a Wednesday, Feb. 26, court hearing between the Legacy Forest Defense Coalition and the Friends of Clark County and the Washington Department of Natural Resources held up photos showing the present state of the Dabbler timber sale harvesting.
Opposition to Dabbler timber sale gains a small victory in Clark County Superior Court
A temporary restraining order on logging activity on Washington state Department of Natural Resources (DNR) forestland in the far northeastern reaches of Clark County was approved by a Clark County … more
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Meghan Hamilton takes the oath of office on Feb. 27. She was officially sworn in as the newest Ridgefield City Council member following a 25-minute deliberation process.
Ridgefield City Council fills third vacancy after lengthy deliberation
The Ridgefield City Council faced a pivotal decision on Thursday, Feb. 27, as it sought to fill the third vacant seat in just over a year. After an extensive selection process, the council voted … 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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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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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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