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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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Woodland seeks volunteers for Parks and Rec board
The City of Woodland is seeking to fill two vacant positions on its Parks and Recreation Board. Applicants must reside within Woodland city limits and will serve a four-year term. … more
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WSU offers undecided students Classroom to Career event
Washington State University Vancouver will host a public Classroom to Career event for college students undecided on their major from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Thursday, April 4, at the campus … more
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County seeks volunteer for Community Action Advisory Board
The county is seeking a representative for the Community Action Advisory Board from the fifth district, which includes Battle Ground and the surrounding areas. The term begins immediately and … more
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Commission on Aging has three positions open to advocate for older residents
Clark County is seeking applicants for three positions on its Commission on Aging. The commission manages and implements the county’s Aging Readiness Plan and fosters countywide awareness, … more
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Clark County Assessor’s Office hosts events for tax exemption program
Property tax exemption specialists from the Clark County Assessor’s Office will be available to aid property owners with the tax exemption program for senior citizens and people with … more
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This is a mockup of the additional 11,000-square-foot space being added to Signal Hound’s southwest Washington headquarters.
Signal Hound expands Battle Ground business
Testing equipment producer Signal Hound is expanding its physical presence by doubling the footprint at its southwest Washington headquarters by 11,000 square feet. Signal Hound decided to … more
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Ridgefield’s Mayor Ron Onslow and city councilors unveiled their 2024 “State of the City” video at Ridgefield High School last week.
Ridgefield lays out current, upcoming developments in State of the City video
Envision Ridgefield 2045, a project that will set the direction of how the city will plan for future growth, is just beginning. In a March 19 open house, Ridgefield’s City Council presented its … more
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A speed enforcement emphasis in Battle Ground on March 12 for the Target Zero highway safety plan in Washington led to a DUI arrest in a parking lot at 407 W. Main St.
Target Zero recent traffic safety emphasis in Battle Ground, county successful
Target Zero’s goal of zero deaths on Washington roadways by 2030 may have hit a bump in the road following the pandemic, but emphasis missions encouraging drivers to follow safe guidelines … more
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Dennis Flynn took the oath of office as Battle Ground’s new Chief of Police on March 18. Flynn emphasizes openness and transparency before Battle Ground City Council and residents.
New BG police chief ready to serve city
Battle Ground’s newest police chief emphasizes open conversation and transparency between law enforcement and residents. Chief Dennis Flynn took his oath of office in a packed March 18 City … 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.
Police arrest two in homicide that left woman dead in Hockinson
Law enforcement in Oregon and Washington arrested two people on Sunday, March 24, in connection with a homicide that left a local woman dead at a residence in Hockinson the evening prior.  … more
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Mrs. Roper pub crawl a big hit in old town Battle Ground
Dozens of Ropers from the old television show “Three’s Company” flooded Battle Ground’s old town for a pub crawl with big gatherings getting things started at multiple bars … more
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Burglary/homicide leaves woman dead in Hockinson
A female was found deceased by her husband and two friends after a burglary suspect shot her at their Hockinson house at 6:54 p.m. on Saturday, March 23. A 2001 black Ford F-150 with Washington … more
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The Chelatchie Prairie Railroad cuts through Main Street in Battle Ground. The City Council opposed the rail’s use for aggregate shipment, citing traffic and safety concerns.
BG council opposes proposed use of rail
Amid concerns of increased noise pollution and traffic, Battle Ground’s City Council unanimously adopted a resolution opposing the proposed expansion of the Portland Vancouver Junction Railroad … more
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Students at Battle Ground’s Tukes Valley Middle School learn how to provide CPR on Monday, March 18, while being taught by Clark County Fire District 3 cadets.
‘Stayin’ alive’ : Tukes Valley Middle School students learn CPR
Cadets with Clark County Fire District 3 (CCFD3) recently taught Tukes Valley Middle School students CPR to the tune of ‘Stayin Alive.’ On Monday, March 18, fifth through eighth graders … more
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FILE PHOTO — A salmon breaks the surface of the Skookumchuck River near the Skookumchuck Hatchery.
Salmon recovery proponents say several bills got away this legislative session
Supporters of salmon recovery efforts in Washington state were optimistic going into this year's short 60-day legislative session. There was bipartisan support for habitat restoration, with … more
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Sea lions barked and feasted on fish during a recent smelt run, on the morning of Thursday, March 7, in the Lewis River as seen from the Forks boat launch near Woodland.
Lawmaker’s move to study sea lion predation removed from state’s budget
Funding for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to combat sea lion predation on the lower Columbia River and its tributaries was removed from the state’s operating budget during … more
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