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Wood, pe llet and gas are the three main fuels for inside fireplaces, and with new regulations, two of those options are becoming more efficient for both heat and the environment. Hugh Morris, … more
As fall weather brings frequent showers to Battle Ground, landowners will once again fight the growth of hazardous noxious weeds. These plants are an increasing threat that can damage the environment … more
BUNCO: 1 p.m.–3 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 15, Battle Ground Senior Center, 116 N.E. Third Ave. Join the Battle Ground Senior Citizens group for a BUNCO event at the Battle Ground Senior Center. For … more
Mica cap, Coprinellus Micaceus, mushrooms grow in a garden with decomposing wood. “[Mica caps] get their nutrients from decomposing or buried wood. You will spot them in stumps or around logs … more
Cheeseburger Relay Team 1 First - Fred Meyer 4x $20, AMC 4x $25, Starbucks 4x $25 Russell Portland Noah Vancouver Jessie Hillsboro Jake Vancouver Team 2 Second - Fred Meyer … more
The summer work on Battle Ground’s busiest intersection is set to be complete in mid-October should construction continue at its current pace. The intersection of state Route 503 and state … more
Students and parents toured Battle Ground School District’s newest campus, the Character Academics for the Marketplace (CAM) Academy, last week during an annual ice cream social event to meet … more
Battle Ground Public Schools started the 2023-24 school year on time Wednesday, Aug. 30, even though teacher contract negotiations continued through the week. The Battle Ground Education … more
One of Ridgefield’s special amenities will have a different flavor this year as the City Council approved a nearby winery to turn the city’s grapes growing in roundabouts into a … more
Two months of roadwork for major repairs on the northbound North Fork Lewis River Bridge is set to begin Friday, the Washington State Department of Transportation states. Beginning at 9 p.m. … more
One of downtown Ridgefield’s newest features has city staff thinking about establishing permanent code to allow for it to continue, and more of its kind to pop up in the city. The city is … more
Gas prices in the area are quickly rising to $5 per gallon, although some have exceeded the mark and some sit not far below it, but AAA Washington predicts some relief on the horizon. AAA … more
The month of July saw more steady job growth, but as the school year starts and the weather begins to turn, the labor market is set to see seasonal patterns take place as usual, according to regional … more
Woodland The Friends of Woodland Community Library will hold a used book sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 8 and Saturday, Sept. 9 at the Lewis River Fellowship church, 2000 Lewis River … more
Not content with just one skydiving adventure to her name, a Battle Ground great-grandma, Shirley Romig, will make her sixth jump this month, all for a good cause.  Romig will jump out of … more
The recent number of COVID-19 cases has been increasing for five weeks straight, though a new variant of the disease now confirmed in the United States has not hit the county, according to the local … more
The 2023 Parade of Homes beginning this week will showcase four homes with four builders in the new Ashbury development in Felida.  The Parade of Homes gives people the chance to tour … more
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