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Retention of hatchery Chinook salmon and steelhead reopens on the Lewis River
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFWs) made a fishing rule change to allow the retention of hatchery Chinook salmon and steelhead on the Lewis River this season in Clark and Cowlitz … more
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Last week, Washington Sen. Maria Cantwell announced that $39.4 million will fund nine Washington state projects to support the migration of salmon and steelhead. Of the included funds, the Cowlitz Indian Tribe received $1.9 million to remove a fish passage barrier and abandoned railroad crossing on Ostrander Creek.
Cowlitz Tribe receives grant for projects supporting fish migration
Last week, Washington Sen. Maria Cantwell announced that $39.4 million will be granted by the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to fund nine Washington state projects to support the … more
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U.S. Rep. Maria Gluesenkamp Perez,
MGP requests BG, Ridgefield receive millions in infrastructure projects
U.S. Rep. Maria Gluesenkamp Perez, requested funding for 15 infrastructure and utility projects in Washington’s third district last week, with two projects benefiting Battle Ground and … more
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Woodland’s Caliatra Wright was crowned Ms. Senior Ambassador to Ireland by Woodland Mayor Todd Dinehart on May 20. She currently holds the title of Ms. Senior Washington USA and looks forward to traveling to the country of her ancestors.
Ms. Senior Washington crowned UN ambassador to Ireland in Woodland
A Woodland woman and chaplain will soon embark on a journey to explore her Irish roots two years following her crowning as Ms. Senior Washington USA. Mayor Todd Dinhart crowned Caliatra Wright … more
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Two students explore career pathways at the Launching Futures College and Career Fair while sitting in a semi-truck cab, May 16.
Hockinson School District guides students toward post-graduate success
Over 600 Hockinson School District students and family members gathered at Hockinson High School for the Launching Futures College and Career Fair on Thursday, May 16. The event was part of a broader … more
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In a March study session with Ridgefield’s City Council, YMCA of Columbia-Willamette’s CEO Tyler Wright (bottom right) said the market is too steep for investing in a larger recreation center post-pandemic. YMCA and Ridgefield plan to share a site with two distinct buildings to establish a community center and recreation facility for residents.
Ridgefield’s YMCA and Community Center project enters next phase
The Ridgefield City Council ensured its recreation and community center is on track to open in 2026 following a $146,000 contract increase. In a March study session, the council approved a plan … more
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The Durkee property, owned by Battle Ground, is 35 acres of undeveloped land one mile east of city limits. The City Council expressed disinterest in funding a park if the City cannot establish a sports complex and will review alternate lands for sports use in the future.
Fate of Durkee property uncertain after City Council discussion
The future of the City-owned 35-acre Durkee property is unclear after the City Council, last week, expressed disinterest in developing a nature trail park there. Neighbors and family of the … more
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Last week, several Airpark homeowners and pilots told the Battle Ground City Council that they feared that rezoning the area to allow for construction of more homes would jeopardize future operations. The council will decide whether or not to adopt an ordinance rezoning the area for higher residential use at a later date.
Airpark residents fear future shutdown with proposed rezoning
Local pilots and Battle Ground residents are concerned that rezoning Cedars North Airpark for higher-density usage may lead to its eventual closing. In the future, the City Council will decide … more
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The City of Battle Ground is working with consultants to develop a plan to revitalize its downtown district next year. The plan will focus on enhancing the look of storefronts and improving road and sidewalk infrastructure. During its first public meeting, several downtown business owners shared their current concerns of congested traffic and few parking opportunities on Main Street.
City unveils vision for Old Town revitalization
The City of Battle Ground will involve the community in its Old Town revitalization plan to turn the city’s downtown into a destination area. The specified project area affected are the … more
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Clark County Sheriff John Horch greets a family member of a fallen officer after the 2024 Clark County Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony on Wednesday, May 22.
Clark County law enforcement memorial honors fallen officers
Law enforcement honor guard members lined the hallway leading to the   2024 Clark County Law Enforcement Memorial where community members, families of fallen officers and others came together to … more
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Take a journey through this area’s rich history
Enjoy snapshots of local history written in past issues of the Reflector from 30, 20 and 10 years ago, respectively. A look back at May, 30 years ago During a meeting on May 16, 1994, three … more
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On June 26, View Ridge Middle School students Naomi Heim (left) and Ecco Buzby will present their animated film “Healing Broken Hearts” at the 2024 National Technology Student Association (TSA) Conference in Orlando, Florida.
View Ridge Middle School STEM students ready to compete in nationals
Two View Ridge Middle School (VRMS) students will show off their animation and STEM skills at a national competition in June. Ridgefield’s VRMS STEM Club members Naomi Heim, a seventh … more
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Yacolt opens registration for town-wide yard sale
Residents of Yacolt are invited to participate in the town’s annual community yard sale on Saturday, June 8. A map of all residents participating in the yard sale will be posted online on … more
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The Clark County Historical Museum opened on May 24, 1964. The museum will replicate its historic 1964 photo at 11 a.m. on May 24 before opening its retrospective exhibit “Through the Decades: CCHMuseum at 60.”
Clark County Historical Museum takes a look “Through the Decades” in upcoming exhibit
Clark County’s leading historical site will reflect on its past during an upcoming exhibit celebrating its 60th anniversary of being open to the public. The Clark County Historical Museum, … more
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Nicole Terry, an eighth grader in Chief Umtuch’s National History Day program, will head to the national tournament with her website project about the Women’s Airforce Service Pilots.
Chief Umtuch student advancing to National History Day tourney in Washington D.C.
An eighth grader at Chief Umtuch Middle School in Battle Ground will travel to Washington D.C. in June after she qualified for the National History Day (NHD) National Contest. Nicole Terry … more
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Amy Johnson designs her own bookmark during the La Center Community Library 20th anniversary celebration on Tuesday, May 14.
La Center Community Library celebrates 20th anniversary
The La Center Community Library celebrated its 20th anniversary last week with the soothing sounds of jazz, laughter, balloons and even an alpaca and other activities on Tuesday, May 14. The day … more
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The Children’s Entrepreneur Market program presented 20 booths for children to sell their creations at the Clark Public Utilities Home & Garden Idea Fair in Ridgefield in April. One child sold different balloons, ranging from lightsabers to superheroes, during the event.
Area youth hone their entrepreneurial skills at Children’s Entrepreneur Market
Young entrepreneurs in Southwest Washington can showcase their creativity and business skills by featuring their ventures at local markets coming up. The nonprofit Children’s Entrepreneur … more
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The 1,600-foot path will connect Larsen Drive to Kay’s subdivision and provide an alternate route to downtown La Center, the city survey stated.
La Center seeks input on Pacific Highway path
The City of La Center is seeking survey input from residents regarding the construction of a new pathway along Pacific Highway. The 1,600-foot path will connect Larsen Drive to Kay’s … more
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County hosts memorial ceremony for fallen law enforcement officers
Clark County will recognize law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty locally and throughout Washington during a memorial ceremony at 11 a.m., Wednesday, May 22, Public Service Center … more
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A Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue (CCFR) rescue vehicle leaves Station 21 to respond to an emergency in Ridgefield. The fire department serves over 60,000 residents in north Clark County in a coverage zone including La Center, Woodland and Ridgefield. The Port of Ridgefield established a taxing boundary last month that will collect increases in property taxes over the next 25 years while freezing the revenue other agencies, including CCFR, would have collected within the taxing area during that period. CCFR and the Port have agreed to meet annually to discuss financial impacts and potential mitigation.
CCFR signs agreement with Port of Ridgefield following taxing boundary concerns
The Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue (CCFR) and Port of Ridgefield commissioners will annually meet to discuss the financial impacts of a newly established taxing boundary following concerns about how it … more
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