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The annual Birdfest and Bluegrass festival returns to Ridgefield for its 25th anniversary with bluegrass picking and bands playing from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 5, at various locations in downtown.
BirdFest and Bluegrass returns for 25th anniversary in Ridgefield
From live bluegrass music, craft vendors and wildlife viewing, the annual Ridgefield BirdFest and Bluegrass festival will feature something for everyone. The event returns to Ridgefield to … more
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The Ridgefield School District student population has steadily increased since 2019. Ridgefield High School served a full-time equivalent enrollment of 843.14 in 2019. Now the school serves 1,141.5, on par with other neighboring district totals.
Ridgefield student population grows, facilities not growing as of yet
The Ridgefield School District student body has grown minimally over the last year, but compared with 2019 totals, the district numbers have shown significant increases. Across the Ridgefield … more
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Take a journey through this area’s rich history
Enjoy snapshots of local history written in past issues of the Reflector from 30, 20 and 10 years ago, respectively. A look back at September, 30 years ago • In September 1994, Pastor … more
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A school bus drives past Cascade Middle School on Monday, Sept. 16 in Longview. Cascade and Mt. Solo Middle School expanded their security measures that day after the district reports receiving online threats focusing on those schools.
Police: Arrests of Southwest Washington teens show 'wave' of school threats across U.S.
Camren Putman’s daughter, an eighth grader at Mt. Solo Middle School, was too anxious to attend classes Friday after a student posted threats against her school and several others online. … more
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Clark County Adult Drug Court to host 25th anniversary celebration
Clark County Superior Court Adult Drug Court will hold a 25th anniversary celebration at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25, at Clark College Gaiser Hall, 1933 Fort Vancouver Way, Vancouver. The free public … more
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Mount St. Helens Visitor Center and Seaquest State Park to temporarily close
Mount St. Helens Visitor Center, located at 3029 Spirit Lake Highway, Castle Rock, and Seaquest State Park, located at 3030 Spirit Lake Highway, Castle Rock, will close this month for updates and … more
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WDFW to host annual National Hunting and Fishing Day event
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) will host its annual National Hunting and Fishing Day celebration in Cowlitz County soon. The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. … more
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Woodland High School Social Studies teacher Shari Conditt was surprised to receive The Bill of Rights Institute's National Civics Teacher of the Year trophy, presented to her during a special assembly on Sept. 10. Conditt earned the award for her dedication to civics education and community engagement.
Woodland High School teacher named civics teacher of the year
When Woodland High School social studies teacher Shari Conditt was called down to the floor during a Tuesday, Sept. 10, assembly, she believed she would lead the school’s cheer. Instead, she … more
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The La Center City Council will host a public hearing at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25 at La Center City Hall to discuss a proposed transportation benefit district. This taxing district could fund road improvements through a 0.1% sales tax increase. The district is expected to generate $65,000 annually for transportation projects.
La Center City Council to host public hearing on potential road improvement taxing district
The La Center City Council has scheduled a public hearing to discuss the formation of a new taxing district to fund road improvements. The hearing will take place at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, … more
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Participants of the Sept. 10 Envision Ridgefield 2045 open house discuss areas for future development that should be prioritized or limited with Community Development Director Claire Lust (center). Residents can submit feedback online until Oct. 4.
City of Ridgefield seeks community feedback for 20-year growth plan
Last week, the City of Ridgefield held its second open house to gather community feedback for Envision Ridgefield 2045, an initiative to update the city’s plan for future growth. Residents … more
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A proposed Ridgefield Waterfront Park concept divides the area into two zones — one for events and active recreation and another for walking and enjoying the natural scenery. During a Sept. 12 City Council meeting, councilors expressed concerns that kayak boat launch users would have to walk further, making the water less accessible through the park.
Ridgefield city councilors concerned Waterfront Park master plan will hinder boat launch access
The Ridgefield City Council showed interest in the amenities proposed for a new Ridgefield Waterfront Park master plan, though some councilors raised concerns about access to the kayak launch. … more
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Ridgefield’s Parks Board members favor pickleball courts located east of the Interstate 5 overpass to minimize noise disturbances.
Ridgefield Parks Board considers pickleball potential
As Ridgefield anticipates a 30% population growth over the next decade, Parks Manager Corey Crownhart expects Washington’s official sport, pickleball, to rise in demand. During a … more
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Serendipity Alpaca Ranch in Ridgefield will be participating in the 24th installment of the annual Harvest Celebration by the Small Acreage Program of WSU Clark County Extension on Saturday, Sept. 21. The ranch features numerous learning opportunities from alpacas, a garden, chickens and goats.
From alpacas to vegetables, the 2024 Harvest Celebration will have it all
The Washington State University (WSU) Clark County Extension’s annual harvest celebration continues its tradition of highlighting small acreage farms and educating property owners of what they … more
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Second installment of 2024 property tax payments due Oct. 31
Clark County Treasurer Alishia Topper reminds residents that the second installment of 2024 property taxes payments are due Oct. 31. Tax statements were mailed last week. If taxpayers are … more
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League of Women Voters cancels Oct. 10 debate after Kent declines to participate
The scheduled debate between Third Congressional District Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and challenger Joe Kent was canceled Sept. 11 after Kent declined the invitation. According to a news … more
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Motorcyclist killed in fatal Battle Ground accident
One motorcyclist died and another was injured in a fatal crash at the intersection of Southeast Eaton Boulevard and Southeast 17th Avenue in Battle Ground on Saturday, Sept. 7. The incident is the … more
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The Battle Ground High School band played a few songs to kick off the grand re-opening celebration at the Battle Ground Walmart around 8:30 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 13.
BG Walmart hosts grand re-opening after remodel, presents $5,000 in checks to local organizations
Visitors to the Battle Ground Walmart around 8:30 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 13, noticed a big celebration as the store unveiled their upgrades after a remodel. Community leaders, local businesses, … more
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Wiener dogs Chloe (left), Charlotte and Lilly-May race toward the finish line at Ridgefield Oktoberfest. Charlotte (center) claimed victory and took home a basket of dog toys. The Wiener Dog Race, a popular tradition, was hosted by the Ridgefield Chamber of Commerce.
Ridgefield Lions Club brings Oktoberfest spirit to Abrams Park
On Saturday, Sept. 14, the Ridgefield Lions Club hosted an Oktoberfest celebration at Abrams Park, bringing polka music, brewery offerings and lively festivities to the community. Popular attractions … more
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Battle Ground Art Alliance President JoyLynn Woodard helped relocate the annual Art Festival in the City to City Hall due to construction at Kiwanis Park.
Battle Ground City Hall becomes open-air gallery for art festival
Battle Ground Art Alliance (BGAA) turned City Hall, 109 SW First St., Battle Ground, into a bustling open-air gallery and vendor fair during its annual Art Festival in the City on Saturday, Sept. 15. … more
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Mikhail Pavenko and fellow chaplain Gennadiy (left) stand outside of a church damaged by a Russian air strike in the city of Orikhiv, Ukraine. Pavenko noted Russia’s aggression has resulted in the death of over 60 ministers and the destruction of 630 places of worship in the region.
Clark County man recalls horrific scenes during trip to Ukraine
As a volunteer military chaplain, Vancouver resident Mikhail Pavenko faces the constant threat of death during his visits to Ukraine. Pavenko, who was born in Ukraine, routinely visits the … more
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