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Thurston County student details nightmare hiking trip to Coldwater Lake
Track and field teaches student athletes life lessons about pushing through when they face adversity and leaping over obstacles standing in their path to victory. For Rainier High School senior … more
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Since 2014, First Saturdays have brought the community together with themed activities, live music, local food and artisan vendors. The anniversary celebration will carry on that tradition with a full day of activities across downtown Ridgefield.
Ridgefield plans celebration for 10th anniversary of First Saturdays
The City of Ridgefield will celebrate the 10th anniversary of its popular First Saturdays event series with a Spring Festival packed with family-friendly fun on Saturday, May 3. Since 2014, … more
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Cherish DesRochers
DesRochers announces re-election bid for Battle Ground City Council
Councilmember Cherish DesRochers has officially announced her campaign for re-election to Position No. 6 on the Battle Ground City Council. A lifelong local and past deputy mayor, DesRochers has … more
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The Clark County Council voted 3-2 on Tuesday, April 15, to move forward with a countywide resource lands study, which could allow certain agricultural lands to be considered for development. County staff have expressed concern that the study might not be completed in time to meet the state’s December 2025 deadline for the comprehensive growth plan update.
Clark County Council narrowly approves land study after cities push back on repeal
After weeks of debate and pointed meetings with local city leaders, the Clark County Council voted 3-2 Tuesday, April 15, to reinstate a resource lands study that could open the door to urban growth … more
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The board delayed a vote on a condition related to C-Tran’s 2022 approval of the Interstate Bridge Replacement project following more than two hours of public comment dominated by criticism.
C-Tran board hears wave of criticism over Belkot removal, delays vote on light rail condition
The C-Tran Board of Directors voted Tuesday night to postpone a controversial bylaw vote until July, following a packed meeting that saw over two hours of public comment. Most who spoke were critical … more
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Children run in search of Easter eggs in the age 9 to 11 group on Saturday, April 19, during the Woodland Moose Lodge Easter Egg Hunt at Horseshoe Lake Park.
Woodland Moose Lodge’s Easter Egg Hunt brings a frenzy to Horseshoe Lake
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Arrest made after assaults with ax handle, hit-and-run at Lewisville Park 
A large family gathering in Lewisville Park led to a fight between groups, an assault with an ax handle and a hit-and-run that left one vehicle on its side on Sunday, April 20.  Clark … more
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A bull elk that has shed his velvet gets leaves and twigs caught on his antlers on a rainy evening in Packwood in 2023.
Latest Washington big game hunting regulations and special hunt applications now available
The Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has released the latest big game hunting season and regulation information. The 2025 Big Game Hunting Seasons and Regulations pamphlet … more
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State Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia
Abbarno bill becomes law, extends cooperative work on infrastructure
Gov. Bob Ferguson on Wednesday, April 16, signed a bill sponsored by state Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, that will extend the work of a government team dedicated to streamlining infrastructure … more
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State Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia
Abbarno bill to protect utility companies and ratepayers one step closer to becoming law
The Washington state Senate on April 8 passed a bill sponsored by state Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, that would give privately-owned utility companies more options to fund repairs to their … more
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Tommy Ogren hollers over to Wally Cole and his friend John Twyman by The Dalles Marina on Monday. All three men were fishing for Northern Pikeminnows.
Anglers descend on the Columbia River Gorge to get piece of $1M Northern pikeminnow payouts
THE DALLES, ORE. — Thomas Ogren stood on the dock at The Dalles Marina boat launch Monday, casting for Northern pikeminnow in the hopes of hooking a piece of the roughly $1 million anglers are … more
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New state law will outlaw traveling animal circuses in Washington
The Washington state House of Representatives on Wednesday, April 9, passed a bill that would ban the use of large wild animals for traveling performances such as circuses. The bill was passed … more
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The office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal, seen here being sworn into office on Jan. 15, 2025, has seen rising tensions with the federal government since President Donald Trump took office in January. (Photo by Ryan Berry/Washington State Standard)
Feds to investigate Washington state schools agency over gender inclusivity conflict
The Trump administration on Monday launched an investigation into the Washington office tasked with overseeing public schools, citing allegations that the state directed a school district to … more
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State Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen
State Rep. Jim Walsh offers ‘WA DOGE’ legislation 
The 2025 Washington state legislative session is scheduled to come to a close in less than two weeks, but that’s not stopping Washington Republican Party Chair and state Rep. Jim Walsh, … more
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SS Pacific Tracker
SS Pacific Tracker sails by the Woodland Bottoms
The SS Pacific Tracker heads up the Columbia River past Austin Point near Woodland on Saturday, April 5. The Pacific Tracker is based in Portland in the National Defense Reserve Fleet and tracks … more
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Redevelopment of Abrams Park is slated to begin with $240,000 in design and engineering work in 2027. The Ridgefield City Council approved a master plan earlier this year that could reconfigure ballfields, expand parking, and improve trail access, depending on funding and community input. On Thursday, April 10, the council reviewed the broader $13.7 million capital plan guiding parks and recreation projects through 2030.
Ridgefield city council weighs in on future direction of parks, trails and recreation projects
The Ridgefield City Council received a detailed presentation on Thursday, April 10, on the city’s draft Parks, Trails and Recreational Facilities Capital Facilities Plan and offered feedback … more
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Clark County Council Chair Sue Marshall delivered the annual State of the County address on Wednesday, April 9, highlighting public safety needs, housing affordability, budget challenges and the county's long-term growth plans.
County Chair outlines budget strains, sustainability and affordability during State of the County address
Clark County Council Chair Sue Marshall delivered the annual State of the County address Wednesday, highlighting new leadership, fiscal concerns and policy initiatives addressing issues ranging from … more
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La Center Mayor Tom Strobehn, left, cuts the ribbon alongside Police Chief Phil Sample, city council members and city staff on Monday, April 7. The ceremony marked the official reopening of the Wheel Club Community Center following its $322,500 remodel.
La Center reopens remodeled community center with fresh look, renewed purpose
The City of La Center officially reopened its Wheel Club Community Center on Monday, April 7, after completing a significant remodel backed by state and city funding. Community members, civic … more
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Prairie High School students on the Cloverbots robotics team stand with teacher and adviser Todd Ferris as they qualified for the upcoming world championship tournament in Houston, Texas, April 16-20. From left to right are Seth Hartrim-Lowe, Phillip Chernoval, Eric Carbajal-Vargas, Desmond Sedaker and Ferris.
Prairie High School Cloverbots robotics team qualifies for world championships in Houston
The Prairie High School Cloverbots robotics team has qualified for the world championship tournament in Houston, Texas, April 16-20. The Cloverbots are the only team from Clark County to qualify … more
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With kitten season ramping up, Furry Friends plans to perform over 750 spay and neuter surgeries this year, helping to ensure healthier lives for cats and reduce the local stray population.
Furry Friends to host garage sale fundraiser for cat medical care
Furry Friends, a Vancouver-based cat rescue, will host its annual garage sale to raise funds for feline medical care, including spays and neuters. The sale will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on … more
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