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Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez visits Tidewater Barge lines last year.
MGP helps secure $454,436 to support Columbia River barge service
Last week, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (WA-03) helped secure a $454,436 grant through the Department of Transportation’s United States Marine Highway Program to support Columbia River barge … more
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Certified dog trainer Stephen Foster works with two dogs, teaching them patience through positive reinforcement. Foster earned a dog training certification in 2021 following three years of required training. Last summer, he earned an advanced certification.
Ridgefield certified dog trainer takes training to the next level
What started as a personal passion for Ridgefield resident Stephen Foster has grown into a full-fledged career — and soon, a dedicated space for his work. Foster’s dog-training … more
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In the town of Yacolt’s 2025 budget, a road improvement project is slated to expand pedestrian access with sidewalk improvements and bike lanes on a stretch of North Amboy Avenue and West Yacolt Road.
Yacolt mayor highlights 2025 budget items, upcoming growth management plan
As Yacolt continues to grow, Ian Shealy, the mayor of Yacolt, says he wants to keep growth minimal and for his small town not turn into a larger city while officials work on a 2025 Growth Management … more
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Abby Hertner, left, a 2023 Battle Ground High School graduate, helped Nick Santilli, Battle Ground High School counselor, in a big way by donating an estimated 500 items from the Vancouver Mall Maurices store, where Hertner is an assistant manager, to the Battle Ground High School thrift store that Santilli helped create with other students and staff.
Tiger grad donates roughly 500 items to district resource center, BGHS thrift store
Abby Hertner, a 2023 Battle Ground High School [BGHS] grad, partnered with the Vancouver Mall Maurices store, where she’s an assistant manager, to donate an estimated 500 clothing items to the … more
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The 7.8-acre property on Rasmussen Boulevard, once slated for a YMCA-operated pool facility in Battle Ground, is now listed for sale. The YMCA of Columbia-Willamette purchased the land in 2021 but has since opted to sell it this year. Members of the City Council have said communication has stalled over funding and a clear plan for the project, leading the YMCA to redirect its efforts to a new facility in Ridgefield, which is expected to open in 2026.
YMCA pool plan for Battle Ground mothballed
After years of discussion, the development of a YMCA-operated pool facility in Battle Ground has been set back. The effort to bring a pool to Battle Ground with the YMCA has been ongoing for … more
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An adult male was struck by a vehicle on Monday, Nov. 25, at the intersection of West Main Street and Southwest 15th Avenue in Battle Ground and transported to an area hospital.
Pedestrian struck in Battle Ground, stretch of eastbound Main Street closed for hours
The Battle Ground Police Department responded to an incident where a man was struck by a vehicle at 8:17 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 25, at the intersection of West Main Street and Southwest 15th Avenue. … more
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Colin Triber, a Ridgefield Police officer, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the Ridgefield Marina on Monday, Nov. 25. A GoFundme, titled “Honoring Colin: Support His Loved Ones,” has raised $16,080 as of Friday, Nov. 29.
Off-duty Ridgefield Police officer shoots self; GoFundme for family organized
An off-duty Ridgefield police officer was found deceased at the Ridgefield Marina on Monday, Nov. 25, according to a news release by the city. Officer Colin Triber, 29, had been a member of the … more
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Rose Way Industrial Park’s two buildings, which opened for lease in June, will be fully occupied in 2025. The Port of Woodland has secured five-year leases for all its industrial manufacturing properties, anticipating 50 new jobs initially, with that number expected to double within five years.
Port of Woodland leases four new businesses in 2025
The Port of Woodland has fully leased out its industrial properties, adding four new businesses under leases that will remain active for the next five years. Last week, Port Director Jennifer … more
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Adrian Cortes
Cortes flips 18th district state legislative seat
Adrian Cortes will be the first Democrat to hold the 18th legislative district’s senate seat in nearly three decades. Final election results showed Cortes defeated Republican Brad Benton … more
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Clark County Council will hold a public hearing on Dec. 6 to review site-specific rezoning requests as part of the ongoing update to the county’s 2025 Comprehensive Plan. The meeting will include discussions on boundary expansions from local cities. One company’s request to allow surface mining in over 1,000 acres in Chelatchie Prairie has erred some locals.
Environmental impacts of county growth on council docket
An upcoming Clark County Council public hearing could spark debate about environmental impacts to the Chelatchie Prairie area although county records indicate a proposed surface mining overlay is not … more
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Battle Ground Police officer Max Everett delivers individual, prepared Thanksgiving meals to a family in need on Wednesday, Nov. 27, as the Police Department partnered with local businesses and organizations to make the holiday special for 13 Battle Ground families.
BGPD, community partners to help families in need this Thanksgiving
Just ahead of Thanksgiving, the Battle Ground Police Department, with the help of numerous community partners, delivered meals to over a dozen local families in need. Recognizing that many in … more
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County seeks volunteers for Development and Engineering Advisory Board
Clark County is seeking volunteers to fill three expiring positions, and one vacant position, on the Development and Engineering Advisory Board. Applications are due by 5 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 31. … more
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La Center School District seeks volunteers to write voter pamphlet statements
La Center School District (LCSD) is seeking volunteers to write pro/con statements for the Clark County Voter’s Pamphlet for an anticipated measure on the Feb. 11 Special Election ballot. The … more
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Ridgefield School District seeks volunteers to write voter pamphlet statements
Ridgefield School District (RSD) is seeking volunteers to write pro/con statements for the Clark County Voter’s Pamphlet for anticipated measures on the Feb. 11 Special Election ballot. … more
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Two Vancouver Police Department officers fly drones during an incident at a La Center home around noon on Sunday, Nov. 24.
Update: Large police response in La Center leads to arrest
With the help of SWAT, a man at a La Center residence was arrested and booked into Clark County Jail around noon Sunday, Nov. 24, following a stabbing earlier in the morning. According to Ashley … more
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Ridgefield Police announce death of officer
An off-duty Ridgefield police officer was found deceased at the Ridgefield Marina on Monday, Nov. 25, according to a news release by the city. Officer Colin Triber had been a member of the … more
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City of Ridgefield seeking commission, Mosquito Control Board volunteers
The Ridgefield City Council is seeking volunteers to serve on the city’s planning and civil service commissions and the Mosquito Control Board.  These positions are critical to … 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 November, 10 years ago • Following the Nov. 5, 2014, general election, Clark County voters approved the Home Rule Charter, transitioning the three-member Board of … more
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Scholarship application tips and tricks available from WSU Vancouver
Washington State University Vancouver will host a Scholarships 101 Information Night for prospective college students interested in learning how scholarships can help them manage the cost of a … more
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Woodland City Councilor Gabe Huston met with The Reflector at a residential home where he says he has been living under a one-year lease agreement since Nov. 1. Meanwhile, Mayor Todd Dinehart continues to work with the Cowlitz County prosecuting attorney, citing ongoing concerns about Huston’s residency and allegations of falsified rental agreements for previous housing since April, which Huston denies.
Woodland mayor continues to dispute councilor’s residency claims
A residency dispute between Woodland City Councilor Gabe Huston and Mayor Todd Dinehart continues as tensions between the two public officials have led to claims of false rental agreements and … more
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