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Former Battle Ground Mayor and current City Council member Troy McCoy announced Friday, Feb. 27, that he is running for Clark County Council District 5.
The position is currently held by County …
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The Reflector
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3/2/26
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The La Center City Council voted Wednesday, Feb. 25, to approve a contract for fencing at the new pickleball courts in Heritage Park, clearing the final hurdle before the project’s anticipated June …
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Norman Helgason / norman@thereflector.com
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3/2/26
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Battle Ground Public Schools leaders are staring down another round of deep reductions after voters rejected the district’s educational programs and operations levy for a third time during the Feb. …
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Norman Helgason / norman@thereflector.com
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3/2/26
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As the Woodland City Council continues to wrestle with how to phase in a significant increase to school impact fees, Woodland School District leaders say the fees are less about building a new school …
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Norman Helgason / norman@thereflector.com
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3/2/26
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For the longest time, Ridgefield residents did not have a standalone car wash, auto parts store, tire center and even the new age of drive-thru oil change businesses.
Ridgefield has had …
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Cade Barker / cade@thereflector.com
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3/2/26
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Jared Ritz’s commitment to educating rural land buyers and sellers has landed him among the top performers across United Country Real Estate’s network of over 4,000 agents and nearly 500 …
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Cade Barker / cade@thereflector.com
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3/2/26
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Woodland man arrested in death of Vancouver woman found on state forest land in eastern Clark County
An investigation into a suspicious death in Clark County has led to a Woodland man being arrested after investigators found signs of foul play in his home after a search warrant was served on …
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The Reflector
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3/2/26
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The Clark County Council has voted unanimously to extend its moratorium on manufactured home park redevelopment.
On Feb. 17, councilors voted to keep manufactured and mobile home …
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Cade Barker / cade@thereflector.com
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3/2/26
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Confusion and concern filled the room on Monday, Feb. 23, as the Battle Ground Public Schools Board of Directors debated whether to rescind Policy 1821, a standards policy for individual school …
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Norman Helgason / norman@thereflector.com
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3/2/26
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A dozen Washington tech sector leaders have released a letter warning that a proposed income tax on people making $1 million or more a year could undermine their industry's development and …
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By TJ Martinell / The Center Square
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3/2/26
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Republicans in the Washington State House of Representatives pushed back with all they had on Saturday, offering amendments and objections to majority Democrats' supplemental operating budget .
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By Carleen Johnson / The Center Square
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3/2/26
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U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, recently announced the start of the Congressional Art Competition for high school students who reside in Washington’s Third District.
Ninth …
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By The Chronicle staff
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3/2/26
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Saturday, Feb. 28, marked the 25th anniversary of the 6.8 magnitude Nisqually Earthquake that shook Western Washington’s Puget Sound region. The milestone is a reminder that the best time to …
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By The Chronicle staff
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3/2/26
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Around 12:50 p.m. Feb. 19, the Volcano Rescue Team (VRT) was dispatched to a reported avalanche burial near Shoestring Gully, at about 5,800 feet on Mount St. Helens.
The incident involved a …
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By The Chronicle staff
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3/2/26
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A Kelso man was sentenced Thursday to five years for striking and killing a pedestrian in 2025 .
Larry M. Hole, 46, said the collision was "100% avoidable," and sobbed openly in court.
He …
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By Matt Esnayra / The Daily News
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3/2/26
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Washington state and the federal government are considering actions to lower the ever-increasing risk of a container ship striking Longview’s Lewis and Clark Bridge , potentially causing the …
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By Henry Brannan / Murrow News
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3/2/26
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Legislation to update how Washington state handles childcare licensing and to provide fraud protections and accountability within the Department of Children, Youth & Families is apparently dead …
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By Carleen Johnson / The Center Square
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3/2/26
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A Washington state bill that would dissolve a pension plan created in the 1960s and closed to new members in 1977 took a barrage of criticism during a Feb. 26 public hearing in the Senate Ways & …
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By TJ Martinell / The Center Square
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3/2/26
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No-cost insurance coverage for vaccines in Washington state will soon hinge on a recommendation from the Department of Health rather than federal guidance under a bill passed by the Legislature on …
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Tim Clouser / The Center Square
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3/2/26
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Funding that helps Washington communities plant and sustain trees is on the chopping block in the state Legislature.
House budget legislation would cut funding for the Department of Natural …
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By Aspen Ford / The Washington State Standard
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3/2/26
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