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A child sits atop of a large horse in the lead line class at the Winter Woolies Horse Show.
The longstanding tradition of Winter Woolies Horse Show continues this year
Children and adults have gathered to celebrate their passions for all things equine at Winter Woolies Horse Show since the 1980s. Continuing tradition, Winter Woolies will host competitions once … more
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Pleasant Valley School Principal Craig Pearson stands with wood-carving twins Patrick and Mike Bryson with their piece, Buddy the Beaver.
Monthly 2023 year in review
January Clark County acquires state land along Hantwick Trail The land around the Hantwick Trail by Moulton Falls was secured for recreational use, as the Washington State Board of Natural … more
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Larch Corrections Center, which provided invaluable aid from inmate work and fire crews across Clark County, closed on Oct. 10.
Top news stories of 2023
Larch Corrections Center in Yacolt Closes The Washington State Department of Corrections announced on June 26 that Larch Corrections Center, a minimum security prison in Yacolt, would close. … more
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The Capitol building in Olympia, home to the Senate and House chambers, is lit up on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 16.
Legislation would require utilities to line item cap-and-trade costs in bills
If you have paperless billing for your utilities and don’t pay close attention to your bank account, you may not have noticed an increase in charges due to the 2021 Climate Commitment Act. … more
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Voter advocacy group Let’s Go Washington submitted nearly 425,000 signatures Thursday afternoon for Initiative 2124, which would allow mothers, seniors, migrant workers, caretakers, and others to opt out of WA Cares, the state’s mandatory payroll tax long-term care insurance program.
Let's Go Washington turns in 425K signatures allowing opt-outs from WA Cares
Voter advocacy group Let’s Go Washington submitted nearly 425,000 signatures Thursday afternoon for Initiative 2124, which would allow mothers, seniors, migrant workers, caretakers, and others … more
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State Sen. Jeff Wilson leaves a meeting of the Senate Law and Justice Committee after testifying in favor of his catalytic converter bill.
TSA agent missed 19th District Sen. Jeff Wilson’s gun in X-ray screening
Officials report a Transportation Security Administration agent failed to detect Washington state Sen. Jeff Wilson’s gun during routine X-ray screening at Portland International Airport in … more
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The Green River is pictured in this photo provided by Cascade Forest Conservancy.
Ecology decision further prevents mine for Green River near Mount St. Helens
Since 2005, the Cascade Forest Conservancy, formerly known as the Gifford Pinchot Task Force, has advocated against a proposed mine in the Green River Basin, which runs through parts of Lewis and … more
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State Rep. Stephanie McClintock, 18th District, recognizes Brush Prairie resident Sandra Sermone with a House resolution in her honor.
Washington state rep recognizes Brush Prairie resident
Washington’s 18th District state Rep. Stephanie McClintock met with and presented local Brush Prairie resident Sandra Sermone with a House resolution in her honor, recently. “The … more
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Battle Ground High School Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets at the Dollar Corner fire station help sort through 15,707 pounds of perishable food items collected in Battle Ground from the Dec. 2 Walk & Knock event. The Clark County Food Bank more than 265,000 total pounds of items.
Clark County Food Bank collects over 200,000 pounds of items from Walk & Knock
The Clark County Food Bank benefited from bags being mailed to Clark County residents for the first time to collect food as the organization received more than 265,000 pounds of food and toiletries … more
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Ridgefield residents will soon have a new one-stop shop for vehicle maintenance as Les Schwab Tire Center will open on Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 4801 S. Third Way in Ridgefield.
Les Schwab Tire Center to open in January in Ridgefield
Ridgefield residents will soon have a new one-stop shop for vehicle maintenance as Les Schwab Tire Center will open on Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 4801 S. Third Way in Ridgefield. The Les Schwab will … more
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Construction remains active on Wednesday, Dec. 6 at the Skyview Station development in Salmon Creek where Trader Joe’s has filed for multiple license applications.
Trader Joe’s north of Vancouver city limits? Seems like it
Tell-tale signs of a Trader Joe’s opening in Salmon Creek keep popping up, but official word   from the company has yet to be made. Currently, the only Clark County Trader Joe’s … more
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Seen here is what appears to be an abandoned house at the corner of Northeast 379th Street and Northeast 119th Avenue in the View area of rural north Clark County on Wednesday, Nov. 29.
Abandoned house in rural Clark County
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The Christmas tree at the ilani Casino and Resort glistens in the evening sun while the hotel reflects the sky in its blue windows on Thursday, Dec. 7.
North Clark County celebrates Christmas
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Leadership offices rotated at Clark Public Utilities after a vote by the Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, Dec. 19.
Clark Public Utilities Board votes to rotate leadership
Leadership offices rotated at Clark Public Utilities after a vote by the Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, Dec. 19. Commissioner Jim Malinowski , who joined Clark Public Utilities as … more
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The Woodland City Council postponed the final reading of Ordinance 1548, regarding marijuana retail sales rezoning at its Dec. 18 meeting. Council members will resume discussions at its next meeting at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 2.
Woodland City Council delays final reading of cannabis zoning ordinance
The Woodland City Council postponed the final reading of Ordinance 1548, regarding marijuana retail sales rezoning at its Dec. 18 meeting. Council members will resume discussions at its next … more
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Daybreak Station, an upcoming apartment building to west Battle Ground, is slated to be zoned mixed use with retail, offices and residential units. As of the print date, the project is still in the permitting process, according to the City of Battle Ground.
Proposed four-level apartment building in Battle Ground includes retail and offices
An upcoming project on the west side of Battle Ground remains in the city’s permit review process but is slated to include offices, retail and residential units when finished. Daybreak … more
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A map detailing all routes within the C-TRAN system. Many routes will provide extended service for New Year’s Eve.
C-TRAN offers free service, extended hours for New Year’s Eve
To help New Year’s Eve travelers arrive home safely, C-TRAN routes will be free from 6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 31 through the end of service. Many routes have been extended until 2 a.m. or later. … more
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Tukes Taphouse offers craft beer, fresh pizza and appetizers at the newly established restaurant at 113 E. Main St. in Battle Ground.
Returning locals open Tukes Taphouse in Battle Ground
Specializing in local craft beer and fresh pizza, new restaurant Tukes Taphouse opened on Dec. 9 in Battle Ground. Restaurant owners and Battle Ground natives Nick and Lindsey Maze aim to pair … more
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Battle Ground mayor and veteran Philip Johnson, left, along with veteran James Huber, enjoy a veterans luncheon at Prairie Tavern on June 16.
Retiring Battle Ground mayor talks tenure, the future of the city
After 12 years as Battle Ground’s mayor, Philip Johnson is looking forward to a new phase in his life. Johnson did not seek reelection for his City Council seat this year and will be … more
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This map shows the area PVJR is accused of impacting with its construction project in Chelatchie.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers latest to accuse railroad of environmental damage
As of last week, Portland Vancouver Junction Railroad faces more accusations that it has caused ecological damage and harmed the environment with its railroad expansion project in the Chelatchie … more
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