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Crews prepare the forms for new sidewalks along State Route 99 in Fife. Once the forms are complete, crews will pour concrete to complete the sidewalks. This work is part of the State Route 167 Completion Project. (Photo courtesy of WSDOT)
Highway preservation at center of new Washington transportation budget
Gov. Bob Ferguson on Tuesday signed a spending plan for the state transportation system that he said bolsters preservation of highways and will “deliver projects that Washingtonians rely on to get … more
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The Washington Capitol building is lit up against the night sky in Olympia on Thursday, Feb. 16, 2023.
Audit questions $37 million in child care payments in Washington state
Washington made an estimated $37 million in questionable child care payments over the course of a year using federal dollars, according to the state auditor’s office. A report the auditor … more
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Low Washington farm profits driven even lower by Strait of Hormuz blockade
CENTRAL WASHINGTON — Farmers around the world are feeling squeezed by the Iran war. Fuel prices have shot up and fertilizer supplies are waning due to Tehran's near shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz … more
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Gov. Bob Ferguson signs a bill on March 30, 2026, that will notify immigrant workers when a federal agency announces an upcoming inspection of the business’ I-9 forms on file. Employers use the I-9 and related documents to verify employees’ identity and work authorization. Courtesy: TVW
Immigrants in Washington state to be notified of federal workplace inspections under new law
OLYMPIA — A new state law will help immigrant workers know when the records proving they can legally work in the U.S. are about to come under federal review. The Immigrant Worker Protection … more
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Washington adds safeguards for Flock cameras; new law’s once-chief supporter now has some misgivings about it
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson on Monday signed into law new guardrails for the use of automated license plate readers , amid concerns federal immigration authorities are tapping them to aid in their … more
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A cat at the Humane Society for Southwest Washington peeks out of a toy in September.
Kelso follows county in cutting ties with Humane Society for Southwest Washington
A third local government has pulled out of a proposed contract with the Humane Society for Southwest Washington that would last the remainder of the year. Kelso City Council voted 4-2 on Tuesday … more
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Spring into Easter with local egg hunts and family fun
Families can celebrate Easter with egg hunts and spring activities at parks, farms and churches across northern Clark County on Saturday, April 4. Battle Ground Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt and … more
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Food bank encourages gardeners to grow and donate produce
As the spring growing season begins, the North County Community Food Bank (NCCFB) is encouraging local gardeners to plant extra produce to donate later in the season to families and seniors in need. … more
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Traffic moves through the Interstate 5 Exit 16 interchange near La Center. The city plans to install a new electronic message sign at the junction while also advancing a phased increase to transportation impact fees to help fund road and safety improvements.
La Center council advances transportation fees, utility changes, approves junction sign project
The La Center City Council took key steps Wednesday, March 25, to move forward on transportation impact fee increases and sewer utility rate changes while also approving a long-planned electronic … more
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The former Yacolt Community Church building at the intersection of Johnson and Cushman is proposed to be purchased by the town government for a community center, thanks to state funding that led the way during the short legislative session.
Yacolt on the rise: Proposed Community Center receives state funds, security cameras boosting community safety
Yacolt Mayor Ian Shealy highlighted the efforts by 20th District Representatives Peter Abbarno and Ed Orcutt as the town is now closer than ever to having a community center, thanks to major state … more
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Youth rehearse a dance routine during a spring class in a recently renovated room at Manor Evangelical Church in early 2026. The upgraded space includes a new dance floor and mirrors as part of ongoing improvements tied to Journey Theater’s larger renovation effort.
Journey Theater sets the stage for major renovations
Journey Theater is embarking on its next venture: a series of projects intended to transform a local church into its permanent venue. The nonprofit youth theater program plans to begin a major … more
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CAM Academy’s knowledge bowl team wore cowboy hats and flannel in memory of Tanner Lepchinski, a previous team captain who passed away last year, during the state championship tournament in Wenatchee.
Southwest Washington knowledge bowl teams take state titles
Two Southwest Washington knowledge bowl teams stood at the top of the podium Saturday, March 21, as CAM Academy and Ridgefield High School each claimed state championships in their respective … more
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Enrollment growth may limit HSD boundary exceptions
Hockinson School District (HSD) Superintendent Steve Marshall is warning families that some boundary exceptions may not be renewed for the 2026-27 school year due to rising enrollment and limited … more
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Congressional candidate Brent Hennrich to hold campaign kickoff in Vancouver
Democrat challenger for Washington’s Third Congressional District Brent Hennrich will kick off his congressional campaign this week at the AMC Classic Theatre in Vancouver. Hennrich hopes to … more
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On March 25, Clark County Manager Kathleen Otto outlined how a proposed state grant application could support five additional Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputies.
County Council backs public safety grant application
The Clark County Council on Wednesday, March 25, signaled support for moving forward with a state grant application to boost local law enforcement staffing and services, as part of a broader funding … more
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Battle Ground musician Dan Dingman plays his 1972 Martin D-28 in his home in July 2025.
Battle Ground musician, former paper industry professional, honored by ‘Marquis Who’s Who’
Longtime musician and former paper industry professional Dan Dingman, of Battle Ground, has been selected for inclusion in ‘Marquis Who’s Who,’ a national biographical publication recognizing … more
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Superintendent Shelly Whitten speaks to the Battle Ground Public Schools Board of Directors during a meeting on Monday, March 23. She presented community feedback on how the district should approach $20 million in budget cuts for the 2026-27 school year.
Community urges balanced cuts as Battle Ground schools face $20M shortfall
As Battle Ground Public Schools prepares to cut $20 million from its budget for the 2026-27 school year, community members are sending a clear message to district leaders: protect what matters most … more
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Washington state Reps. Stephanie McClintock, left, and John Ley take questions from community members during a town hall at Battle Ground City Hall on March 28. The event focused on education funding, tax policy and major regional projects affecting the 18th Legislative District.
Battle Ground town hall focuses on school levy, I-5 bridge and millionaire’s income tax bill
Concerns over rising taxes, struggling school funding, the future of the Interstate 5 Bridge replacement and delays to the Brockmann Campus dominated discussion during a town hall hosted Saturday, … more
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Protesters hold signs south of the Safeway parking lot along Main Street on March 28. The demonstration marked Battle Ground’s second “No Kings” protest, part of a growing national movement opposing President Donald Trump’s agenda.
Crowd grows at second Battle Ground ‘No Kings’ protest
A larger crowd gathered Saturday, March 28, at the intersection of Main Street and State Route 503 for the city’s second “No Kings” protest, part of the third nationwide demonstration opposing … more
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Supporters of Washington’s new income tax on millionaires celebrate as Gov. Bob Ferguson prepares to sign it on Monday, March 30, 2026, in Olympia. (Photo by Aspen Ford/Washington State Standard)
Income tax signed in Washington with a legal challenge close behind
Washington Democratic Gov. Bob Ferguson on Monday signed historic legislation creating an income tax, saying it is a critical step toward making the state’s system of taxation less regressive. … more
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