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Sabrena Worthy, 11-year resident of Battle Ground, announced her bid for Battle Ground School Board seat no. 3 in the upcoming Nov. 4 general election.
Experienced social worker and home-educator submits candidacy for BGPS board of directors
Sabrena Worthy, a long-time resident of Battle Ground, with years of experience as a social worker, home-educator and parent of two Battle Ground Public Schools (BGPS) graduates, has announced her … more
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Battle Ground Mayor Troy McCoy, left, and Councilmember Shane Bowman listen during the Sept. 15 city council meeting. The council debated whether to support legal action over the C-Tran board’s 3-3-3 composition.
Battle Ground council opts not to push for C-Tran 3-3-3 composition, citing potential loss in grant funding
The Battle Ground City Council signaled Monday, Sept. 15, it will not pursue defending the “3-3-3” C-Tran board structure, despite concerns voiced by some members that the state’s … more
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Community Development Director Kristin Lehto helped the Battle Ground City Council set two future meetings on Monday, Sept. 15. On Oct. 20, the council will vote on two ordinances that would designate the Eaton Park property as a Residential Target Area and extend a property tax exemption from eight to 12 years, supporting a long-delayed affordable housing project.
Eaton Park affordable housing project advances with first council vote
The Battle Ground City Council approved future public hearings for two ordinances on Monday, Sept. 15, moving the stalled Eaton Park apartment project closer to construction. The project would … more
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La Center Mayor Tom Strobehn, right, speaks to community members on Sept. 16. Standing next to him, from left to right, are Sen. John Braun, Rep. Ed Orcutt and Rep. Peter Abbarno. The city honored the legislators for their role in funding improvements to the Wheel Club Community Center.
La Center honors legislators, celebrates Wheel Club Community Center upgrades
The City of La Center recognized its 20th District legislative delegation on Tuesday, Sept. 16, while celebrating the earlier completion of renovations at the Wheel Club Community Center. The … more
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Plan for new juvenile detention center in Pierce County pitched for next Washington budget
Tana Senn, the director of the state’s Department of Children, Youth and Families, began a note to the governor’s budget director lamenting her agency’s predicament.  … more
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County seeks volunteer for Telecommunications Commission
Clark County is seeking applicants interested in government and educational television access and television franchising to fill a position on the volunteer city/county Telecommunications Commission. … more
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Clark County Council appoints Megan Peyton to District Court
Following a public interview, the Clark County Council appointed Megan Peyton to District Court on Tuesday, Sept. 16, to fill the seat of Judge Kelli Osler, who will retire Dec. 31. Peyton has … more
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Woodland’s Gun Club Road improvement project will add a continuous sidewalk and bike lane to the road’s east side from Lewis River Road to F Street. The city council approved a construction contract with Jeffries Construction on Sept. 15 to advance the long-planned upgrades.
Woodland City Council advances Gun Club Road project with contract approval
The Woodland City Council approved a contract Monday, Sept. 15, that pushes the Gun Club Road improvement project into its next phase, signing off on an agreement with Jeffries Construction to carry … more
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On Thursday, Sept. 18, the Ridgefield City Council heard from staff about rising public safety costs, potential grant funding through state and federal programs, and a proposed 0.1% public safety sales tax that could generate about $350,000 annually.
Ridgefield City Council weighs public safety sales tax
The Ridgefield City Council held a Thursday, Sept. 18, workshop to examine funding options for public safety, focusing on a potential new 0.1% sales tax allowed under House Bill 2015 and the … more
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Cathi Agard, co-owner of Pioneer Feed, highlighted the store’s ability to adapt with agricultural changes in Clark County as the store celebrated 30 years in business in the Ridgefield area on Saturday, Sept. 20.
Pioneer Feed overcomes agricultural changes in Clark County over last three decades
What started as a hay-selling enterprise three decades ago has transformed into a full pet supply business in the Duluth area of Clark County.  Pioneer Feed celebrated their 30th … more
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Battle Ground and Prairie high school current and former staff and alumni are honored during halftime of the rivalry football game at District Stadium on Friday, Sept. 19.
Battle Ground and Prairie high school staff, alumni honored during football game
In the midst of a heated rivalry football game, the Battle Ground Public Schools (BGPS) district honored current and former staff and alumni of Battle Ground and Prairie high schools at halftime on … more
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North Clark County community members gathered in Battle Ground at state Route 503 and Main Street for a flag waving event in remembrance of Charlie Kirk on Sunday, Sept. 21.
Opposition a no-show to peaceful Charlie Kirk event in Battle Ground
History prevailed as a battle did not occur in Battle Ground yet again following a social media video last week that called for violent opposition to a flag waving event planned in the city to honor … more
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A historic red barn sits well preserved in the heavy agricultural area of Whipple Creek, south of Ridgefield, on a sunny afternoon on Tuesday, Sept. 16.
Big red barn in Whipple Creek: a reminder of Clark County’s agricultural roots
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A view from the ferry before Henry Brannan's Columbia River cross-channel swim on Aug. 30.
Columbia River reporter takes a dip into subject matter
CASCADE LOCKS, Ore. — As I stood on the edge of a sternwheeler about a mile out into the Columbia River last month, I might have started to question why I thought it would be a good idea to … more
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Charlie Kirk speaks at the Capital One Arena following the inauguration of President Donald Trump in January.
Proposed Charlie Kirk Way would cost Lower Columbia College at least $50,000
The Longview City Council will discuss a proposal on Thursday to be among the first cities in the country commemorating the life of Charlie Kirk .   Lower Columbia College — … more
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A view of the existing Interstate 5 bridge over the Columbia River, which connects Washington and Oregon. Lawmakers now anticipate costs to replace the bridge, which does not meet modern earthquake standards, could be around $10 billion. (Photo by Grant Stringer/States Newsroom)
I-5 bridge replacement slogs through permitting as costs rise
The torturously slow pace and increasingly expensive price to replace the Interstate 5 bridge across the Columbia River have some Oregon and Washington lawmakers growing uneasy and frustrated. … more
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Washington state another step closer to linking to California-Quebec carbon market
Two significant events this month advanced Washington state on its path toward linking its carbon market with the established systems of California and Quebec, Canada. California extended its … more
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University of Washington President Robert J. Jones, left, and Washington State University President Elizabeth Cantwell. Photos courtesy of Washington State University and University of Washington.
New leaders of Washington’s two largest universities navigate tough era for higher education
For the first time in nearly a decade, Washington’s two largest universities welcomed new presidents within the same year.  Elizabeth Cantwell became the first female president of … more
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Charlie Kirk speaks at the Capital One Arena following the inauguration of President Donald Trump in January.
Resolution honoring Charlie Kirk passed in U.S. House of Representatives in bipartisan vote
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House passed a resolution Friday honoring conservative activist Charlie Kirk and condemning his assassination. The five-page resolution — agreed to 310-58 … more
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Kirk Douglas Turya, 57, of Longview, being detained on Sept. 10, for allegedly possessing content depicting minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct.
Report: Dropbox tips off authorities about Cowlitz County man with child sex abuse material
Charges have been filed against a Longview man arrested last week for allegedly possessing sexually exploitative material involving minors. Kirk Douglas Turya, 57, of Longview, is charged with … more
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