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Vehicles wait at a congested intersection near Woodland’s Exit 21, where traffic backups are common. The planned improvement project, now delayed until at least 2028, aims to alleviate congestion with redesigned infrastructure.
Engineers present latest findings during Woodland Exit 21 project update
During a Feb. 18 presentation, engineers from Kittelson and Associates, a consultant firm, provided new insights into the ongoing planning and evaluation of Woodland’s Exit 21 improvement … more
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Washington state Senate panel advances age-based restrictions for social media platforms
A Senate committee advanced a proposal on party lines Thursday to put responsibilities and restrictions on online companies and platforms that serve kids and teens. Supporters say the standards … more
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Ridgefield seeks youth for Parks Board position
The Ridgefield City Council is seeking an energetic and organized teenager to be the first youth member of the Ridgefield Parks Board. The volunteer position will provide an opportunity to … more
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Some Battle Ground City Council members are considering a resolution opposing light rail as part of the Interstate 5 Bridge Replacement Project due to concerns over funding and potential toll impacts on residents. While some argue light rail is unnecessary, project leaders warn that removing it could cause costly delays.
Battle Ground council questions light rail costs in I-5 bridge replacement update
Following an update from Interstate Bridge Replacement Program leaders, some Battle Ground City Council members are considering a resolution opposing light rail. During the Feb. 18 meeting, … more
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City officials are considering updates to downtown Ridgefield’s parking regulations, including additional Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant spaces, loading zones and EV charging stations. The Ridgefield City Council reviewed the proposed changes during its Feb. 17 meeting and will reconvene on March 13 to take further action.
Ridgefield City Council reviews proposed downtown parking plan
The Ridgefield City Council will consider several code changes to improve parking accessibility in its downtown area. During a Monday, Feb 17, meeting, Public Works Director Chuck Green … more
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The Clark County Sheriff’s Office has begun training patrol staff to use Grappler Police Bumpers, which can latch onto vehicles and end high-speed pursuits.
CCSO equips patrol vehicles with grappling bumpers
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) recently upgraded 25 patrol vehicles with Grappler Police Bumpers, a vehicle immobilization device able to safely end high-speed pursuits with a … more
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Senator Adrian Cortes of Washington’s 18th District is leading efforts to amend the state constitution, proposing a lower voter approval threshold for school bonds to a 50% majority. Washington voters would need to approve this proposed amendment in a future election should the proposal pass legislation.
State Sen. Cortes proposes constitutional amendment to ease school funding and reduce housing costs
Washington state Sen. Adrian Cortes, of Washington’s 18th Legislative District, has introduced Senate Joint Resolution 8200 (SJR-8200), a proposed state constitutional amendment aimed at … more
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Local pilots store and maintain their planes at North Cedars Airpark, located in Battle Ground’s airpark zone. Residents recently opposed Senate Bill 5723, which would have allowed developers to bypass airpark covenants, conditions and restrictions that are more restrictive than existing airpark zoning regulations.
Proposed bill creates confusion and concern for local airpark district residents
Last week, Clark County Airpark district residents mobilized against Senate Bill 5723, a proposed law that would have allowed city-owned properties to bypass private community restrictions. The … more
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A pothole on Northwest 15th Avenue is among several in need of repair as part of Battle Ground’s ongoing street preservation efforts.
Battle Ground City Council reviews 2025 street preservation plans
Neighborhood roads in the southwest quadrant of Battle Ground are the priority for the city’s 2025 street preservation efforts. On Tuesday, Feb. 18, the Battle Ground City Council received … more
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Trucks at a Love's travel center.
Washington state truckers want to hit the brakes on California-style emission rules
Members of Washington’s trucking industry warned the Senate Environment, Energy & Technology Committee that the state’s alignment with California’s emission standards will … more
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Bill to make school bond approval easier in Washington state gains momentum
Several people showed up at a Monday public hearing before the Senate Ways & Means Committee to offer their support for a bill that would amend the state constitution to allow for simple … more
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These houses are part of the Washington State Department of Corrections reentry center in Bellingham, which officials are considering whether to close to help save money. (Photo courtesy of Department of Corrections)
Plan to close facilities for people exiting Washington state prisons draws backlash
Two facilities for incarcerated people transitioning out of prison are on the chopping block as Washington lawmakers look for ways to close the state’s multibillion-dollar budget shortfall. … more
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Employees work at a Rivian electric vehicle factory in Normal, Ill., in 2021. (Courtesy of Rivian)
Tesla to maintain exclusive hold on direct EV sales to Washington state consumers
Tesla will remain the only electric vehicle manufacturer allowed to sell directly to customers in Washington. That’s because legislation that would have put firms like Rivian and Lucid on … more
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Jeff Strong, owner of Nick’s Bar and Grill in Amboy, explains the moment a car careened into his building on Feb. 9, marking the second time in under two years this has happened to his business.
After beloved Amboy restaurant is hit by vehicle again, owner says best way to support is to be a customer
Earlier this month, Jeff Strong, owner of Nick’s Bar and Grill in Amboy, received a call that his beloved restaurant building was slammed into by a vehicle for the second time in under two … more
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Battle Ground Art Alliance is carrying out the wishes of the late artist Diane Springer, who wanted to bolster art accessibility throughout local schools.
BGAA honors late member with school art supply drive
Battle Ground Art Alliance (BGAA) is honoring the legacy of Diane Springer, a retired teacher and dedicated arts advocate, with an art supply drive for River HomeLink, a K-12 Battle Ground school. … more
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Washington state lawmakers may tap brakes on specialty license plates
Some Washington state lawmakers want to slow down on specialty license plates once they steer several more across the finish line this session. An omnibus bill approving seven new … more
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Washington state pay-per-mile proposal draws praise, skepticism
A companion Senate bill to a House proposal setting Washington on a course toward a compulsory pay-per-mile program has generated similar skepticism over its ultimate form, including … more
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With the Columbia River Gorge surrounding the Mount Pleasant School in western Skamania County, Rep. U.S. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, urged reauthorizing the Secure Rural Schools funding program during a news conference on Thursday, Feb. 20.
MGP pushes for reauthorization for Secure Rural Schools program
“Failing to reauthorize SRS (Secure Rural Schools) funding would devastate our schools, our jobs,” U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, said during a news conference in front of … more
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The two memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with the Woodland Police Officers' Association approved by the Woodland City Council on Tuesday, Feb. 18, will grant officers a greater role in promotions and provide job protections for certain leadership positions.
Woodland City Council approves two MOUs with Woodland Police Department
The Woodland City Council approved two memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with the Woodland Police Officers' Association (WPOA) during its meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 18, granting officers a greater … more
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The Battle Ground Community Center was renamed to the Battle Ground Event Center last week. The name change, approved unanimously by the City Council on Feb. 18, aims to better reflect the facility’s primary use as a venue for private and public events.
Battle Ground City Council renames community center to 'event center'
The Battle Ground City Council voted unanimously Monday to rename the Battle Ground Community Center as the Battle Ground Event Center. The decision, made during a Tuesday, Feb. 18 meeting, … more
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