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County seeks community input on protecting and restoring water quality
Clark County Public Works Clean Water division is asking residents for input about which programs, activities and services are most important to them via a survey, which is available until April 22. … more
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Old Liberty Theater hosts Americana and folk concert
Old Liberty Theater will host a night of award-winning music at 7 p.m., Friday, April 20, 115 N. Main Ave., Ridgefield. The Rough & Tumble, a thrift store Americana duo, will perform. … more
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The plan to open a YMCA in Ridgefield has changed as Ridgefield is now slated to build and operate a community center separate from the YMCA, though in close proximity to the recreation center. City Manager Steve Stuart currently anticipates a Summer 2026 opening for the facilities.
Ridgefield aims for summer 2026 opening of YMCA, community center
After another delay in progress, Ridgefield city staff and the YMCA of Columbia-Willamette have developed a plan to bring a community and recreation center to residents by summer 2026. During a … more
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Department of Transportation improving pedestrian safety near Prairie High School
Students and other pedestrians will soon have an easier time crossing state Route 503 near Prairie High School.  The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) plans to build a … more
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Kristin Lehto
New BG community development director ready to serve hometown
Battle Ground’s new community development director is excited to serve the city in which she grew up and brings 26 years of experience to her new position. Kristin Lehto was introduced to … more
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Battle Ground Kiwanis Park Easter Egg Hunt brings joy to community
Dozens of kids enjoyed overloading their Easter baskets with treat-filled eggs at the Kiwanis Park Easter Egg Hunt in Battle Ground on Saturday, March 30. The small turnout allowed for more … more
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Battle Ground native Lara Kittelson competed in the Iditarod, a long-distance dog race covering over 1,000 miles of the Alaskan wilderness. Kittelson said arriving in Nome filled her with emotion.
Extreme happiness to almost weeping: BG native completes Iditarod
From adventuring in north Clark County to crossing the Alaskan wilderness on a sled pulled by dogs, Lara Kittelson doesn’t shy away from a challenge. Kittelson completed the Iditarod on … more
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Police are investigating a possibly staged burglary/homicide reported at a home in the 18000 block of Northeast 119th Street in Hockinson on Saturday, March 23. Law enforcement arrested the husband of Lindy Rummell and his friend in relation to the crime.
Hockinson man arrested as suspected accomplice in wife’s death
A Hockinson man was arrested in connection to his wife’s death in what is alleged to be a murder-for-hire that occurred at their residence on March 23. James Rummell, 49, appeared in Clark … more
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Erin Erdman
City manager resigns, Battle Ground begins recruitment process
Battle Ground will soon be looking for a new city manager following Erin Erdman’s resignation. The city announced that Erdman resigned from her position as city manager, effective April 19, in … more
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La Center Elementary opens kindergarten registration
Open registration for La Center Elementary kindergarten will be available between 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 8 through April 19, at the elementary office, 700 E. Fourth St., La Center. Children must … more
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Tri-Mountain Ladies Golf Club marks 26th season of play
The Tri-Mountain Ladies Golf Club (TMLGC) will kick off its 2024 season and celebrate its 26th season of play at 9 a.m., Saturday, April 6, at Tri-Mountain Golf Course,1701 NW 299th St., Ridgefield. … more
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Enjoy snapshots of local history written in past issues of the Reflector from 30, 20 and 10 years ago, respectively.
A glimpse at the rich history of Clark County
Enjoy snapshots of local history written in past issues of the Reflector from 30, 20 and 10 years ago, respectively. A look back at March, 30 years ago Oregon resident Charles Brown was … more
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A tea with anti-inflammatory herbs, such as eyebright and nettle, can help alleviate allergy symptoms.
With longer pollen seasons on the way, practitioners offer advice on allergens
Sniffly, sneezy springtime has arrived in northern Clark County. As allergy sufferers brace for the lengthening pollen season, medical professionals in the region offer advice on how to enjoy the … more
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I Paw’d It Forward founder and director Keri-Lyn Jakubs opened the Battle Ground pet rescue in 2018.
Volunteers rally around I Paw’d It Forward plans for growth
Animal rescue I Paw’d It Forward in Battle Ground expects 2024 to be a year of growth as the rescue expands its capabilities and reach with new volunteers. Founder and director Keri-Lyn … more
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C-Tran’s Route 48 bus arrives completely empty to the Junction Park and Ride in Ridgefield at 6:36 p.m. on Thursday, March 21. C-Tran held a town hall at the Ridgefield Community Library to receive community feedback on the future of transit service in Ridgefield for the transit service’s 2045 long-range plan.
C-Tran eyeballing the idea of Ridgefield transit expansion
As Ridgefield continues to grow in population and as a destination, C-Tran’s vision for Ridgefield could soon expand. A town hall hosted by C-Tran at the Ridgefield Community Library on … more
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Last day of winter blooms at Battle Ground Lake State Park
On the final day of winter, various blooms could be found at Battle Ground Lake State Park during the quick stint of nice weather. Blooming flowers included Pacific trillium, evergreen violet and … more
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Woodland and Ridgefield automotive companies owner pleads guilty to Clean Air Act violation
A co-owner of two diesel truck service and sales companies in Ridgefield and Woodland pleaded guilty to tampering with vehicles for financial gain in U.S. district court last week. Sean Coiteux, … more
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After a safety and health investigation, the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) has cited and fined Rotschy LLC after a 16-year-old boy from La Center lost both legs while operating equipment on a job site.
L&I assesses additional violations against construction company after teen lost his legs
Rotschy LLC, a Vancouver-based construction company, is facing additional fines for child labor law violations after an investigation stemming from a construction site injury where a 16-year-old La … more
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La Center residents spoke with WSP consultants and city officials, including Mayor Tom Strobehn, second from right, regarding the comprehensive growth plan in development.
La Center residents give feedback to city’s comprehensive growth plan
La Center officials want community feedback about how the city should grow its downtown and Timmen Landing, south of East Fork Lewis River, in the future. Under the Growth Management Act (GMA), … more
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Council Chair Medvigy to deliver virtual State of the County address
Clark County Council Chair Gary Medvigy will present the 2024 State of the County address in a video to be released on Wednesday, March 27. The video will be available beginning at 9 a.m. on the … more
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