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The May trial of a Hockinson man accused of hiring a former Oregon cellmate to kill his wife in a murder-for-hire plot has been delayed until early December. James Rummell is charged with … more
As inflation continues to raise costs, the property taxes Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue (CCFR) collects are not meeting the demand for increased calls and services. CCFR Chief John Nohr said in the … more
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue (CCFR) leaders are concerned about a recent decision by the Port of Ridgefield that will siphon millions in property tax revenue from the fire district and direct them to … more
Dozens of Battle Ground residents took time off their weekend to volunteer during the city’s annual Parks Appreciation Day on April 20. Residents brought tools and equipment to remove weeds, … more
A Hockinson man accused of hiring a former Oregon cellmate to kill his wife in a murder-for-hire plot remains in jail without bail after his arraignment hearing on Wednesday, April 10. James … more
Stepping into his role as Battle Ground’s newest police chief, Dennis Flynn plans to foster public trust and bolster traffic safety through community en gagement and policy changes. Flynn … more
Over 40 volunteers helped a Life Scout with Boy Scout Troop 14 in Salmon Creek rid abandoned boats in the waterways near Ridgefield over the weekend. Christian Stiever accomplished his year-long … more
Battle Ground Police Sgt. Richard Kelly confiscated illegal drugs during a call prior to suffering a fatal overdose in August 2023, the Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Office found in an external … more
Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) deputies shot and killed a carjacking suspect in Salmon Creek on Saturday, April 13. CCSO deputies initially responded to a report of a carjacking in … more
In his first year as mayor of Yacolt, Ian Shealy had a lot on his plate; now the planned expansion of the Portland Vancouver Junction Railroad (PVJR) looms. On Monday, April 8, the Yacolt Town … more
A Hockinson man accused of hiring a former Oregon cellmate to kill his wife in a murder-for-hire plot remains in jail without bail. James Rummell, 49, appeared in Clark County Superior Court on … more
Battle Ground Mayor Troy McCoy and county residents shared concerns with The Reflector last week regarding the county’s plans to use its railroad for industrial shipping, saying they have seen … more
Volunteers cleaned up litter along the waterfront and removed invasive plants from Abrams Park in Ridgefield on Saturday, April 6, during a community event. For Ridgefield First Saturday’s … more
Dozens of kids enjoyed overloading their Easter baskets with treat-filled eggs at the Kiwanis Park Easter Egg Hunt in Battle Ground on Saturday, March 30. The small turnout allowed for more … more
From adventuring in north Clark County to crossing the Alaskan wilderness on a sled pulled by dogs, Lara Kittelson doesn’t shy away from a challenge. Kittelson completed the Iditarod on … more
A Hockinson man was arrested in connection to his wife’s death in what is alleged to be a murder-for-hire that occurred at their residence on March 23. James Rummell, 49, appeared in Clark … more
Southwest Washington Republicans spoke about their priorities leading up to November’s general election during a town hall last week in Battle Ground. The town hall was hosted by 19th District … more
Dozens of Ropers from the old television show “Three’s Company” flooded Battle Ground’s old town for a pub crawl with big gatherings getting things started at multiple bars … more
While 18th and 20th district legislators disagreed with many bills that passed during the 2024 short legislative session, which concluded March 7, the lawmakers were pleased that many area … more
Amid concerns of increased noise pollution and traffic, Battle Ground’s City Council unanimously adopted a resolution opposing the proposed expansion of the Portland Vancouver Junction Railroad … more
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