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Woodland High School students Savannah Doughty (left), Sam Brown and Gavin Shoemaker ask questions they prepared to three panelists during their first “Civic Power Hour.” The Wednesday, Dec. 11, event was hosted, planned and advertised by 31 students from Shari Conditt’s advanced placement government class.
Exit 21, housing concerns take centerstage at student-hosted panel in Woodland
On Wednesday, Dec. 11, at Woodland High School, students from Shari Conditt’s advanced placement government class hosted their first “Civic Power Hour,” a panel discussion featuring … more
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Clark County faces budget shortfalls following adoption of 2025 budget
Clark County departments will need to strategize around budget shortfalls in this coming year due to an ongoing structural deficit within the county budget. This year, large budget cuts were avoided … more
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WDFW Police seek poachers who shot and killed a deer and two elk
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Police are asking for help from the public to identify those involved in a “spree shooting” of two elk and a deer in Cowlitz County. … more
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FVRL offers new Brainfuse tutoring for students
Students in kindergarten through 12th grade, college and adult learners are now eligible for on-demand tutoring through Brainfuse HelpNow. People with a Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries (FVRL) … more
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Battle Ground Public School’s Industry Fair provides an opportunity for local businesses to educate the community about career opportunities across southwest Washington.
Business registration opens for annual BGPS Industry Fair
Business registration for the 10th annual Battle Ground Public Schools (BGPS) Industry Fair is now open. More than 700 attendees visited the fair last year to learn about local education and … more
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Battle Ground Mayor Troy McCoy identifies the current three-way intersection at Grace Avenue and Main Street as confusing and problematic due to traffic flow issues. The City of Battle Ground plans to realign Grace Avenue and shift the intersection eastward, with funding pending from state grants. Delays in the governmental approval process have slowed the project’s progress, however.
New capital projects and employees highlighted in 2025 Battle Ground budget
The City of Battle Ground will fund dozens of new capital projects and is poised to add several new full-time employees with its $82.3 million budget for 2025. The 2025 budget, approved … more
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Battle Ground Public Schools to host EP&O levy meetings
Community members are invited to attend presentations about Battle Ground Public School’s (BGPS) educational programs and operations (EP&O) levy, which will appear on the Feb. 11, 2025, … more
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The Battle Ground Public Schools is asking voters to approve a second levy in nearly 365 days as the district is seeking a replacement of an existing educational programs & operations levy on the Feb. 11, 2025 ballot. In 2024, voters approved a capital levy.
A Tale of Two Levies
Battle Ground Public Schools (BGPS) saw its capital levy pass in the Feb. 13, 2024, special election, and now the district hopes voters will approve replacing an existing educational programs and … more
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Plans for the sale of the Battle Ground Albertsons and Safeway grocery stores have halted, following Albertsons' termination of a merger agreement with Kroger.
Battle Ground grocery stores remain unsold as Kroger, Albertsons merger fails
The sale of Battle Ground’s Albertsons and Safeway has been halted following the termination of the grocery story merger agreement between Safeway and Kroger. Albertsons announced the … more
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Battle Ground city engineer Ryan Jeynes said the city has identified eight intersections that have a failing concurrency grade, with traffic volumes exceeding capacity, long delays and stop-and-go traffic. The intersection of Main Street and Parkway Avenue is slated for signal improvements at a later date.
Traffic increases in Battle Ground outpace intersection design as eight sit with failing grades
The growth in and around the city of Battle Ground has led to increased traffic, leading to intersections designed for previous demand but unable to efficiently control current usage.  … more
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Children play in the driveway of one Bella Noche HOA resident, who set up a snow machine for families to take pictures. On Saturday, Dec. 14, the neighborhood held its third annual Candy Cane Lane, a free event for families to celebrate the holiday season.
Locals celebrate third annual Candy Cane Lane in Ridgefield
Hundreds of families gathered on North 34th Court in Ridgefield on Saturday, Dec. 14, to take part in Candy Cane Lane, a free holiday event that has quickly become a beloved tradition in the … more
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State land agencies announce 2025 Discover Pass free days
The Washington state Discover Pass Program has designated 12 Discover Pass free days for 2025. On these days, visitors will not need a Discover Pass to park a vehicle at a Washington state park … more
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County seeks statements in opposition of Feb. 11, 2025, ballot measures
The Clark County Auditor’s Office is seeking citizens to write opposition statements for four ballot measures local school districts are including in the Feb. 11, 2025, special election … more
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Families gathered to celebrate Christmas and witness Battle Ground’s annual holiday tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 6, at the Battle Ground Community Center.
Christmas spirit shines brightly at Battle Ground’s annual tree lighting
Hundreds gathered to celebrate Christmas during Battle Ground’s annual holiday tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 6, at the Battle Ground Community Center. Battle Ground Parks and Recreation … more
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Hundreds arrive to celebrate Clark County Sheriff’s Office 175th anniversary event
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) and the Clark County Historical Museum honored the oldest sheriff’s office in Washington with a 175th-anniversary celebration that was open to the … more
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On Thursday, Dec. 5, the Ridgefield City Council discussed the preliminary plans for a 15-acre park located between 35th Avenue and Royle Road within the developing Paradise Pointe subdivision. The final master plan for the park will be reviewed and potentially approved at the council's meeting on Thursday, Dec. 19. The park's preliminary master plan includes two nature-play areas, expanded trails and designated bird-watching spots.
Ridgefield City Council envisions future park as nature-focused paradise
A nature-focused park in the heart of Ridgefield is taking shape as city leaders envision a family-friendly park blending trails, wildlife and creative play areas. A final master plan, outlining … more
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From left, Hockinson School District board members Kat Stupka, Teresa VanNatta, Gordon Smith, Patrick Carter and Superintendent Steve Marshall received the Washington State Director’s Association 2024 Board of Distinction award for effective governance.
WSSDA awards local school boards for excellence in governance
The Washington State Director’s Association (WSSDA) recently recognized the Battle Ground Public Schools and Hockinson School District boards of directors with 2024 Board of Distinction awards. … more
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Volunteer John MacAleer cuts the bottom of a Christmas tree at the Battle Ground High School Band Boosters Christmas tree lot on Saturday, Nov. 30. The Band Boosters are trying to raise thousands of dollars to support the school district’s music programs through their annual Christmas tree sale. The lot is open from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesdays to Fridays, and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sundays until trees are sold out at 2006 W. Main St., Battle Ground.
BG community supports school music programs through annual tree sale
Battle Ground band students, parents and community members are getting into the holiday spirit with the annual Band Boosters Christmas tree sale, raising thousands of dollars to support the … more
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Regional transportation council seeking public feedback
The Southwest Washington Regional Transportation Council (RTC) wants to hear from Clark County residents about making area streets safer through a virtual open house this month. The Safe Streets … more
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On Thursday, Dec. 5, Ridgefield’s City Council met with state and federal lobbyists to discuss funding requests for capital projects. The council also voiced support for a bill that would reduce the school bond approval threshold to 55% if passed.
Ridgefield City Council considers legislative funding priorities
As one of the fastest-growing cities in Washington, Ridgefield’s elected officials will seek support from state and federal legislators to address the challenges posed by rapid growth next … more
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