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The Reflector I Paw’d it Forward will be hosting a haunted maze fundraiser from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 28 at Rusty Barn Estates, 402 SW 20th Ave., in Battle Ground. The … more
The city of Battle Ground is preparing for two holiday light events this season, with registration for a house lighting competition and a lighted parade both opening Nov. 1. From Nov. 1 through … more
Ridg efield High School Theatre returns to the stage on Friday, Oct. 27, beginning a series of six performances of Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night” at Ridgefield High School. Also … more
At Battle Ground Lake and elsewhere around Clark County, mushrooms are thriving this season after rainy stretches and cooler temperatures.The mushrooms particularly thrive in damp, dark conditions … more
Current Battle Ground Police Chief Mike Fort has announced his retirement, effective January 2024. The chief has served the Battle Ground Police Department since 2018, coming from the Portland … more
A night out with investigators from Big River Paranormal at the Cedar Creek Grist Mill was sure full of spooky vibes. From rapid temperature drops to a knock upstairs when investigators asked … more
Richland Republican Semi Bird takes his position as a political outsider in stride in his campaign. In that position, he’s found a kindred spirit in Joe Kent, with whom he shares more than … more
Larch Corrections Center now no longer hosts inmates following a closure last week, though the labor union representing its workers put up a stand that received judicial approval to halt staff … more
The Ridgefield School District Board of Directors has selected Jake Bredstrand to fill its District 5 vacancy. During a board meeting Tuesday, Oct. 10, the district approved appointing … more
The three people found guilty in the fatal shooting of Clark County Sheriff’s Detective Jeremy Brown have been sentenced, with jail time ranging from several decades to life in prison. On … more
Michael Green, superin tendent of Woodland Public Schools since July 2007, announced last week his resignation and retirement at the end of this school year, June 30, 2024. According to a press … more
Lawmakers representing much of north Clark County are hoping a half-dozen initiatives covering topics from taxes to police pursuits make it to Washington voters during next year’s general … more
Enrollment at Clark College increased 10.4% in state full-time equivalency this fall term compared with fall 2022, according to a press release from the college. Clark College President Dr. … more
The Washington State Governor’s Committee on Disability Issues and Employment wants to hear from Clark County residents. The committee invites those living with disabilities to take part … more
The former home for the Ridgefield Police Department will be demolished to serve as parking while a cleanup of contaminated areas nearby commences. During its Oct. 12 meeting, the Ridgefield … more
Southwest Washington’s former representative in Congress isn’t planning on taking too much of a break from government as Jaime Herrera Beutler has announced she is running for Washington … more
The Town of Yacolt’s Public Works Department will have to move forward on projects without the help of inmate crews from Larch Corrections Center after over a decade of cooperation. Mayor … more
Cheerful orange pumpkins, icons of the fall holiday season, can be found across Washington in October. The world of pumpkins expands far beyond the classic orange gourd, and modern cultivars include … more
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