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Rep. John Ley
Bill to ease construction costs receives overwhelming approval from House of Representatives
A bipartisan bill aimed at reducing construction costs by easing restrictions on aggregate and asphalt materials, sponsored by 18th District Rep. John Ley, R-Vancouver, received overwhelming support … more
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Deputy Port Director Ethan Perry will step in as acting Port of Ridgefield CEO while the commission determines permanent leadership following Randy Mueller's resignation.
Port of Ridgefield CEO resigns
The Port of Ridgefield Board of Commissioners has accepted the resignation of CEO Randy Mueller, effective March 7, following a 60-day notice. Deputy Port Director Ethan Perry will step in as … more
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Silverstar Mountain in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest area is pictured at the end of February with minimal snow totals.
Snowpack totals and February dry stretch has Washington in a state of drought
In a March 7 water supply update from the Washington state Department of Ecology titled “There’s snow doubt, we’re still in drought,” questions were raised about how … more
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County seeks volunteers for Solid Waste Advisory Commission
The Clark County Council is accepting applications for two volunteer positions on the Solid Waste Advisory Commission, due by  5 p.m. on Monday, March 31. The commission advises the county … more
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On Tuesday, March 18, the Clark County Council extended its contract with Tri-Mountain Golf Management, LLC through 2026 after the Cowlitz Tribe withdrew its bid to purchase the golf course. The agreement maintains current funding levels and avoids early termination costs while giving the county time to decide the course’s long-term future.
Clark County extends golf course contract through 2026
After some uncertainty following the failed sale of Tri-Mountain Golf Course, Clark County extended its management contract while determining the course’s long-term future. The Clark … more
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Philip Johnson speaks to the Battle Ground City Council during public comments on Monday, March 17. He voiced concerns about a financial payout to police officers following the implementation of body-worn cameras.
Former Battle Ground mayor raises concerns over housing, code enforcement and police payouts
During a March 17 Battle Ground City Council meeting, former mayor Philip Johnson returned to voice concerns during public comment about ongoing housing developments, code enforcement and a financial … more
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Work began early last week on a 21,390-square-foot Tractor Supply store that will go in the Scotton Landing development in Battle Ground in the vicinity of the Columbia Credit Union and Chipotle area of the Walmart development.
Tractor Supply groundbreaking sparks renewed commercial growth in Battle Ground
It has been more than 10 years since Walmart first opened its doors in Battle Ground. Now, the 21,390-square-foot Tractor Supply store looks to be the next big addition to the city’s … more
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Guided tours of Hulda Klager’s 1889 Victorian farmhouse at the Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens will be available from Saturday, April 19 to Sunday, May 11.
Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens to celebrate 50th anniversary at Lilac Days
The Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens will celebrate its 50th anniversary during the annual Lilac Days event, running from Saturday, April 19 to Sunday, May 11. Visitors can stroll through the historic … more
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Bright, unshielded streetlights scatter light in all directions, contributing to widespread light pollution across Battle Ground. City leaders are considering requiring Dark Sky-compliant alternatives for new developments to reduce glare and improve nighttime visibility.
Battle Ground City Council reviews dark sky lighting technology
Battle Ground is on track to become a clearer home for stargazers. The city council signaled its support for requiring Dark Sky-compliant lighting in new developments during its Monday, March … more
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Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested an armed carjacking suspect after a pursuit ended after a crash at the intersection of Northeast 179th Street and Northeast 15th Avenue.
CCSO arrests armed carjacking suspect after pursuit in Salmon Creek area
On Monday, March 17, the Portland Police Bureau (PPB) requested Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) assistance in locating a vehicle stolen following an armed carjacking. The victim had … more
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The Battle Ground Police Department and Clark County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Unit investigated a fatal vehicle collision on Southwest 20th Avenue, just south of Main Street, after one of the vehicles involved was exiting onto southbound Southwest 20th Avenue from a private driveway when it was struck by a second vehicle, also traveling southbound on Southwest 20th Avenue.
Fatal crash under investigation in Battle Ground
A female victim succumbed to her injuries after emergency personnel responded to a collision on Wednesday, March 19, in Battle Ground. The traffic accident occurred in the afternoon on Southwest … more
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WSDOT “Good To Go!” warns drivers of toll payment scam
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is warning drivers about scam text messages impersonating the Good To Go! toll payment service and urging people to avoid clicking on … more
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The Public Works building at 236 Davidson Ave., shown above, is set to be sold following the Woodland City Council’s approval on Monday, March 18. The city previously purchased the building in 2021 and used it for public works operations before opting to surplus the property. The sale will transition the space to private ownership, with plans for a new café, Tiffany Mae’s Café, to open downtown.
Woodland City Council approves sale of city property
On Monday, March 18, the Woodland City Council approved the sale of 236 Davidson Ave., finalizing the surplus process for the city-owned property. The approval of Resolution No. 800 authorizes the … more
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U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania
Gluesenkamp Perez, colleagues introduce bipartisan bill to extend landslide protections
Last week, U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, along with fellow Democratic Washington Congressional Reps. Suzan DelBene and Kim Schrier and Republican Rep. Dan Newhouse introduced the … more
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The Tuesday, March 18, Clark County Council meeting was filled with county residents sharing their opinion both for and against light rail and the decision by the council to remove Councilor Michelle Belkot from the C-Tran Board.
Clark County Council meeting filled with public comments for and against light rail
“We have a full room today,” Clark County Chair Sue Marshall said ahead of the council’s public comment period that heard from opponents and proponents of light rail on Tuesday, … more
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Mayor Matt Cole speaks with a community member outside the auditorium before the State of the City meeting on Tuesday, March 18. The event brought residents together to discuss Ridgefield’s plans and initiatives.
Ridgefield outlines growth, infrastructure and engagement in State of the City
Ridgefield city officials laid out the city’s latest developments and future goals in their annual “State of the City” video, released Tuesday, March 18, at Ridgefield High School … more
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From left, state Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, and state Reps. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, and Ed Orcutt, R-Kalama.
20th District state lawmakers still have proposed legislation in play as legislative session approaches homestretch
As the 2025 legislative session flies by, deadlines and cutoffs have already claimed the lives of a host of proposed bills. March 12 was the deadline for legislation to make it out of the … more
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The Chinook Indian Nation made a post on social media on Thursday, March 13, a day prior to a nearby town hall, claiming that U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, had backed off of her promise to champion federal recognition for the tribe.
Chinook Indian Nation critical of U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez over ‘broken promise’ for federal recognition
On Thursday, March 13, a Chinook Indian Nation social media post stated that U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, had backed off of her promise to champion federal recognition for the tribe … more
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Battle Ground City Council schedules public hearing to change salary commission process
On Monday, March 17, the Battle Ground City Council unanimously approved Ordinance 25-03, advancing efforts to refine the city’s salary commission process. The salary commission, … more
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Board of Health seeks education representative for Public Health Advisory Council
The Clark County Board of Health is seeking a volunteer representing the educational community to join the Public Health Advisory Council. Applications are due by 5 p.m., Monday, March 31. The … more
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