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Maddox is proposing development of a 60-acre site into a mix of light industrial, office and civic use spaces, extending Battle Ground Village east. The company’s first two buildings, a chapel and conference center, could break ground as early as spring 2026.
Council considers developer’s agreement for Battle Ground Village expansion
Maddox is seeking a developer’s agreement with the City of Battle Ground to support a multi-phase project to bring more jobs, amenities and long-term investment into the city. On Monday, … more
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Chris Biro cues Zena to sing "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" after a volunteer starts the song. Adopted by a Clark County family before joining the act, Zena has become one of the show's main stars, showcasing a parrot's vocal abilities Wednesday, Aug. 6.
Singing parrot Zena charms Clark County
Every year during the Clark County Fair, Zena, a double yellow-headed Amazon parrot, can be heard singing "Old Macdonald" during Chris Biro's Pirate Parrot Show. Before stepping onto the traveling … more
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Families explore the new Woodland Community Library during its first opening last year. The Fort Vancouver Regional Library levy lid lift is currently leading in district-wide results and, if approved, would help fund expanded hours, staffing and materials across the system.
FVRL levy lid lift leading in first week of primary election results
The latest unofficial district-wide primary election results show the proposition to lift Fort Vancouver Regional Library’s (FVRL) property tax levy will likely pass. As of Thursday, Aug. … more
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The Turnover timber sale is located in the northeasternmost section of Clark County on the east shore of Yale Lake.
Clark County Council working toward promoting harvest, conservation of forests
In light of a June letter to the Clark County Council from the Friends of Clark County (FOCC) organization urging quick action with some suggestions on timber sales, the county council and the … more
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Clark County seeks seven applicants for Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board
Clark County Council is seeking applicants to fill seven volunteer positions on the Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board. Applications are due by 5 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 26. One position is … more
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Clark County seeks applicants for Parks Advisory Board
Clark County Council is seeking applications for four volunteer positions on the Parks Advisory Board, due by 5 p.m. Monday, Sept. 1. All four terms will begin Jan. 1, 2026. The Parks Advisory … more
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Pasco Mayor Pete Serrano, left, and former U.S. attorney for Western Washington and current state Attorney General Nick Brown listen to a question during a debate hosted by The Chronicle in the TransAlta Commons at Centralia College on Thursday, Sept. 26.
Pasco Mayor Pete Serrano to take Trump appointment as Eastern Washington U.S. attorney
President Donald Trump has nominated Pete Serrano — mayor of Pasco — to be the next U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Washington. The appointment will require confirmation … more
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A building on the campus of the Washington State School for the Blind. (Photo courtesy of Washington State School for the Blind)
Washington State School for the Blind superintendent resigns, citing harassment and threats
The longtime superintendent at the Washington State School for the Blind is resigning amid threats from a disgruntled former employee, he announced this month.  “Change can bring … more
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Microschools are growing in popularity, but state regulations haven’t caught up
When Siri Fiske founded the Mysa Microschool in Washington, D.C., in 2016, there wasn’t a widely accepted term for her small, one-room schoolhouse model. Now, the school is referred to on … more
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Cowlitz County commissioners debate accepting $11M state homelessness grant
The Cowlitz County Board of Commissioners is considering not participating in a state grant aimed at housing and homelessness, which it has received for at least 10 years.  County … more
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Sex offender pleads guilty to crimes for sexual exploitation of 10 girls ages 12 to 16
A 28-year-old registered sex offender who sexually exploited 10 different minor teens after cutting off his electronic monitoring device and absconding from Department of Corrections community … more
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Gator’s Custom Guns in Cowlitz County.
Washington state gun shop asks U.S. Supreme Court to review high-capacity magazine ban
A Washington gun shop is taking its case against the state’s ban on the sale of high-capacity ammunition magazines to the U.S. Supreme Court.  Gator’s Custom Guns in Kelso filed … more
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FILE PHOTO — Flames from the Goat Rocks Fire ignites trees as seen from Cannon Road in Packwood over Butler Creek in 2022.
UW climate expert Cliff Mass says NYT article on 'inevitable megafire' is 'blatantly false'
A Wednesday headline in The New York Times above a photograph of a smoke-engulfed Interstate 90 Floating Bridge on Lake Washington reads, “Washington State Braces for ‘Inevitable’ … more
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Washington state, Seattle stand firm amid DOJ’s new sanctuary jurisdictions list
Washington state and Seattle are not changing their immigration policies despite being identified Tuesday in a Department of Justice sanctuary jurisdictions list of 35 state and local governments … more
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Logging operations on public land in Washington state.
Parts of rural Washington state pinched by lapse in federal payments to offset lost logging revenue
Washington’s rural counties and school districts are preparing to start the school year without millions of dollars from a program meant to offset reduced revenue from logging on federal … more
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The Chehalis River runs through farmland near Doty and Dryad.
Report: Washington state lost more than 3,700 farms in five years; lawmaker blames regulations
Washington state loses on average two farms a day, with more than 3,700 farms lost between 2017 and 2022, according to the United States Department of Agriculture Census of Agriculture and noted in … more
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Landlords fined for first time under Washington state’s new law capping rent increases
For the first time, Washington’s attorney general has enforced the state’s new cap on rent hikes, fining eight landlords $2,000 each for violating the law. House Bill 1217 took … more
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FILE PHOTO — Tanner Tobin, 14, of Chehalis, poses with the 7x7 bull she harvested with her youth elk tag that she drew through a Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife drawing in 2023.
WDFW issues reminder to complete hunter education before fall
The Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) recently issued a news release encouraging new hunters to complete their mandatory hunter education course as soon as possible during some … more
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A “no trespassing” sign outside of Northwest ICE Processing Center, also known as Northwest Detention Center. (Photo by Grace Deng/Washington State Standard)
Suspected tuberculosis cases reported at Washington immigrant detention center
Seven potential cases of tuberculosis have been reported at the federal immigrant detention center in Tacoma.  But state health officials don’t believe the serious and highly … more
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Results roll in for nine legislative races in Washington’s primary election
Tuesday’s primary went well for three appointed Democratic Washington state lawmakers looking to overcome tough challengers to retain their seats. State Sens. Victoria Hunt and Vandana … more
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