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The La Center Our Days Steamboat Celebration returns Friday, July 26, through Saturday, July 27, with the focus around La Center’s Holley Park. The events kick off with the Twilight Parade on Friday and continue all day Saturday.
La Center Our Days Steamboat Celebration returns this weekend
The La Center Our Days Steamboat Celebration returns this weekend with the theme “Wild West on the River” and a packed schedule, including the Twilight Parade, bingo, vendor fair and … more
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Hailey Smedley, chief experience officer of Eight Cow Creamery, hands a strawberry and brownie batter ice cream bowl to a customer. The company expects to move into its storefront in August, less than a year after its debut.
Locally sourced ice cream to find permanent home in Ridgefield
Alisa Neil, co-owner of Eight Cow Creamery, soon to open in Ridgefield, named her ice cream business as a nod to her eight children. The whole family will soon celebrate the debut of their storefront … more
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Woodland approves $500,000 construction for road overlay and pedestrian access wide
Woodland residents can soon expect partial lane closures on South Pekin Road as crews repair several cracks that have created safety concerns. In its Monday, July 15 meeting, Woodland’s … more
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A few hundred residents live within Woodland’s Clark County portion, between the south and north sides of Horseshoe Lake. The state’s Growth Management Act requires Woodland to accommodate more low-income housing units in Clark County limits to remain eligible for state project funding.
Growth Management Act poses housing dilemma for Woodland
Unless the City of Woodland accommodates for more low-income housing in the next 20 years, it may lose state funding for projects. Last week, a consultant from SCJ Alliance updated … more
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Blood drive for Ridgefield teen to be held at Rosauers Supermarket
Bloodworks Northwest is hosting a blood drive in support of a local teen, Graeson, this week. The blood drive will take place from noon to 6 p.m., Wednesday, July 24, and from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. … more
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North Country EMS’s Station 52 in Fargher Lake, operational earlier this year, is serving as a focal point for the small community of Fargher Lake. Crews moved into the station in December 2023.
North Country EMS Fargher Lake Station a community center point
A brand new station for North Country EMS in Fargher Lake is better serving staff and the small community as a focal point along state Route 503. For over 20 years, North Country EMS staff … more
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BG Council endorses Fire District 3 levy lid lift
In a Wednesday, July 17, special meeting, the Battle Ground City Council adopted a resolution supporting Fire District 3’s proposed levy lid lift. Fire District 3 serves over 46,000 east … more
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Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue (CCFR) responded to a residential structure fire at 2255 S. 29th Court in Ridgefield in the early hours of Tuesday, July 16.
CCFR knocks down house fire in Ridgefield
Two adults and three children safely escaped with minor injuries after their house was engulfed in flames around 3 a.m. on Tuesday, July 16, in Ridgefield. Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue (CCFR) and … more
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Since industrial operations shut down in the 1990s due to contamination, Ridgefield’s Waterfront has experienced little development. In August, the Port of Ridgefield commissioners will review three proposals to revitalize its waterfront for retail or commercial businesses while maintaining public use of the waterway.
Port of Ridgefield to prioritize commercial, retail and public use in waterfront revitalization
The Port of Ridgefield’s leaders envision the city’s untapped waterfront, located between Lake River and the downtown area, as a commercial hub. The Port of Ridgefield leased its … more
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BG Pride Festival begins late July
Battle Ground Pride, a festival presented by Evoke Cascadia, will run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 27, at the Battle Ground Community Center on 912 E. Main St. Evoke Cascadia President … more
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Battle Ground Festivals’ Harvest Days will return Thursday, July 18, through Saturday, July 20, with a full schedule of events, including the mile-long parade down Main Street at 10 a.m., Saturday, July 20.
Harvest Days returns for fun weekend on Battle Ground’s Main Street
Battle Ground’s Harvest Days festival will return Thursday, July 18, through Saturday, July 20, with a full schedule of events. The central location for events during Harvest Days will be … more
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Hundreds of guests attended Hockinson’s fifth annual Blueberry Festival last week, held on Saturday, July 13 at the Hockinson Community Center. Local farmers brought blueberries, honey and blueberry-flavored lemonades and shakes to guests. The annual blueberry pie-baking contest and subsequent pie-eating contest drew a large crowd as festivities continued.
Fifth annual Hockinson Blueberry Festival a blast for guests
Last week, guests arrived in the hundreds to try fresh blueberries and products from Hockinson’s local farmers. The fifth annual Hockinson Blueberry Festival, Saturday, July 13, at the … more
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The Washington state Department of Natural Resources, Clark County and Battle Ground have all implemented burn bans because of the recent high temperatures and increased fire risks.
County, Battle Ground, DNR issue burn bans
The Washington state Department of Natural Resources, Clark County and Battle Ground have all implemented burn bans because of the recent high temperatures and increased fire risks. Recreational … more
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The Chelatchie-Prairie Railroad passes through multiple roads in Clark County and through a Brush Prarie 400-acre property zoned for farming. Last week, the Clark County Council voted against reissuing a bid for consultant work, which would have presented development regulations for future rail-adjacent job sites.
County plans for freight-rail job sites derailed
Members of the Clark County Council, including Chair Gary Medvigy, have highlighted rural lands along the Chelatchie-Prairie Railroad as prime locations for future job site development to attract … more
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Overall, crime across the state of Washington decreased by 8.5% in 2023 from 2022, according to the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs 2023 crime statistics.
Crime decreased countywide, statewide from 2022 to 2023
Group A offenses, all incidents committed within a law enforcement agency’s jurisdiction, in 2023 across Clark County and Woodland decreased compared with 2022, following a statewide trend. … more
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Josiah Laughlin, of Portland, reels in a rather large goldendale rainbow trout at the Merwin Fish Hatchery for the 24th Merwin Day of Fishing for kids with disabilities on Saturday, July 13.
‘Best day of the year’
Kids with disabilities throughout the region enjoyed the opportunity to catch Goldendale rainbow trout, which often put up a big fight with the anglers, at the Merwin Fish Hatchery during the 24th … more
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Aidan Clause, a graduate of Battle Ground Public Schools’ River Homelink alternative school, earned a $20,000 Portland Fashion Institute scholarship for his design concepts and focus on transformational clothing.
Amboy teen earns full Portland Fashion Institute scholarship
An Amboy teen’s interest in pushing the boundaries and what is considered normal in fashion has paid dividends with a $20,000 Portland Fashion Institute scholarship Battle Ground River … more
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Clark County seeks public comment on park improvement plan
Clark County Public Works Parks and Lands is seeking public comment on the six-year Parks Capital Improvement Plan, which will provide maintenance and enhancements at existing and developing parks … more
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Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan available for public review
A preliminary draft of Clark County’s Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan is now available for public review and will be discussed during a public hearing at 6 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 1, at … more
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MacKenzie LeDoux, a 2021 Battle Ground High School graduate, and her fiance, Alex Wells, created a lifelong memory as Wells proposed to LeDoux on May 17 while she was teaching a kindergarten class at Stevens Elementary School in Spokane during her student-teaching work this last school year.
Former BGHS student marks college graduation with a series of firsts
A 2021 Battle Ground High School graduate will be entering the classroom this fall with a lot of firsts behind her. From student teaching to her first teaching job this fall, MacKenzie LeDoux … more
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