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Clark County Fire District 3 Fire Chief Chris Drone said he is looking forward to providing 24/7 staffing to each of the fire district’s stations thanks to the passing of a levy lid lift last year, taking effect in 2025.
Clark County Fire District 3 has a new man at the helm
Earlier this month, after Fire Chief Scott Sorenson retired, Clark County Fire District 3 (CCFD3) upgraded Assistant Chief Chris Drone’s office to the big one.  Drone was officially … more
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Runners burst off the starting line of the 10-kilomether race at the 11th annual Race for Warmth held Sunday, Jan. 26, at Fort Vancouver Way in Vancouver. The event hosted a record-breaking 1,750 participants across all events, including a 5K walk/run, a kids race, and a 16-mile bike ride.
Locals raise thousands at 11th annual Race for Warmth in Vancouver
The 11th annual Clark Public Utilities Race for Warmth broke participation records Sunday, Jan. 26, with 1,750 runners, walkers and cyclists participating. This year’s event, which featured a … more
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Jeff Grisso crosses a finish line at the Battle Ground Community Center. Over the last six and a half years, Grisso embarked on a walking goal to complete the distance equivalent to a trip around earth, which he completed on Saturday, Jan. 25, when he crossed mile 24,901.
BG man walks equivalent of distance around earth
First inspired to get healthy, over six years ago, Jeff Grisso of Battle Ground, began a journey of walking the streets of Battle Ground and beyond so much that it has equated to a trip around the … more
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The La Center School District will seek voter approval in the Feb. 11 special election for an education programs and operations (EP&O) levy, which funds key aspects of district operations and student programs including athletics. It replaces the previous EP&O levy that expired.
La Center School District seeks EP&O replacement levy in special election
The La Center School District is asking voters to approve an educational programs and operations levy in the Feb. 11 special election to maintain key student programs and faculty in schools. The … more
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Online registration opens for Green Tie Gala, in support of skilled trades
The Building Futures Foundation (BFF), a nonprofit arm of the Building Industry Association of Clark County, has opened online registration for the upcoming Green Tie Gala, taking place at 6 p.m. … more
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Amphitheater at Clark County Fairgrounds gets another name
The rather large amphitheater at the Clark County Fairgrounds has received its fifth name since opening in 2003. Previously the RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater, it has now been dubbed the … more
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Clark County to host free 2025 Composter Recycler Certification training
Clark County’s Composter Recycler program is offering a free eight-week certification training for residents interested in low-waste living and sustainability. Classes will be held from … more
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Enjoy snapshots of local history written in past issues of The Reflector from 30, 20 and 10 years ago, respectively
A look back at January, 10 years ago • Woodland Middle School faced a wave of protests and public scrutiny in early January 2015 after multiple staff members were removed or placed on … more
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The Town of Yacolt will install security cameras throughout the town in the coming month. The cameras with 4K resolution will be able to pick up license plate numbers, Mayor Ian Shealy said. Phase one, hopefully operational at the end of February, will include cameras for the intersection of West Yacolt Road and North Amboy Avenue.
Security cameras coming to town of Yacolt
The Town of Yacolt will soon install 26 security cameras throughout the town, including parks, as officials take steps to improve public safety and reduce expenses to town coffers. Yacolt Mayor … more
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Brian Tashima, director of Hold My Beer, brings his passion for storytelling and advocacy for neurodivergent representation to the big screen. The Vancouver-based film follows an autistic young man’s journey of self-discovery through homebrewing and family bonds. Tashima said the film will highlight local neurodivergent talent and celebrate Vancouver’s unique identity and craft beer culture.
Vancouver director’s debut film celebrates local community spirit and craft beer culture
Set to premiere at Kiggins Theatre on Thursday, Jan. 23, Vancouver author and Battle Ground Film House Group member Brian Tashima’s debut film, “Hold My Beer,” is poised to … more
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La Center city staff and La Center consultant WSP sought feedback for proposed subarea plans for Timmen Landing and downtown during a Wednesday, Jan. 15, open house. La Center residents indicated a mix of support and skepticism for commercial developments in La Center east of the Interstate 5 interchange.
La Center locals weigh in on preferred changes to downtown, Timmen Landing
During a Wednesday, Jan. 15, open house, La Center residents gave feedback to two proposed subarea plans, indicating a mix of support and skepticism for projects posed in the downtown and Timmen … more
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Ridgefield Police Chief Cathy Doriot holds up a Pink Patch during a Ridgefield City Council meeting. The Ridgefield Police Department raised $2,444.54 for breast cancer patients in 2024 through the Pink Patch program. The department's efforts support the Pink Lemonade Project, which provides vital resources for cancer patients and their families.
Ridgefield Police Department raises over $2,400 to support breast cancer patients in 2024
The Ridgefield Police Department has once again demonstrated its commitment to supporting breast cancer patients through its annual fundraising efforts. During a Ridgefield City Council meeting … more
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La Center adopts tree protection ordinance in pursuit of Tree City USA recognition
On Wednesday, Jan. 8, the La Center City Council approved Ordinance 2024-08, updating the municipal code to strengthen tree protection measures and support the city’s application for Tree City … more
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Battle Ground seeks volunteers for Climate Policy Advisory Team
In preparation for a major update to the 2045 Comprehensive Plan, the City of Battle Ground is seeking community members to contribute to the city’s further development and climate strategies … more
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County seeks volunteer for Community Action Advisory Board
The county is seeking a representative for the Community Action Advisory Board, which makes recommendations about local government funding for basic needs, self-sufficiency and housing programs. … more
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Ridgefield City Council opens applications for vacant seat
Following Ridgefield City Council member and Mayor Ron Onslow’s resignation, which took effect Jan. 10, the city has begun its application process to fill his Position 1 seat. The council is … more
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Clark County Elections mailing out special election ballots this week
Beginning Wednesday, Jan. 22, Clark County Elections will mail ballots to all eligible registered voters for the Feb. 11 special election. If a voter does not receive a ballot by Thursday, Jan. … more
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Ridgefield School District leaders hope voters will approve two levy proposals on Feb. 11 to fund a new elementary school and maintain essential services. The proposed capital and technology levy — Proposition 13 — and the educational programs and operations (EP&O) levy — Proposition 12 — are designed to address growing enrollment needs and support critical district programs while keeping tax rates lower than previous bond proposals.
Ridgefield School District leaders prepare for upcoming levy votes
With two crucial levy proposals set to be voted upon Feb. 11, Ridgefield School District leaders are hoping to secure the community’s support for the district’s growing needs. A … more
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Clark County Fire District 3 crews have been actively engaging in structure protection and evacuating residents in the Los Angeles, California, area wildfires, CCFD3 stated in a Facebook post on Wednesday, Jan. 15.
No out-of-state fire vehicles turned away from California due to emissions testing
The Oregon State Fire Marshal’s office and California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) have cleared up misinformation spreading across social media regarding out-of-state … more
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Construction on the new pickleball courts at Kiwanis Park in Battle Ground has been delayed from its original fall 2024 completion to early 2025. The delays were caused by issues with structural engineering plans and delays in procuring lighting materials. The project is currently 65% complete according to city officials, who aim for an early spring 2025 project completion.
Completion of Battle Ground’s first pickleball courts faces delays
Excitement over Kiwanis Park’s first-ever pickleball courts is building, but unexpected delays have pushed the project’s completion to early spring. In May 2024, the City of Battle … more
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