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Clark Public Utilities Commissioner Position 1 candidates Sherry Erikson (left) and James Oneil discussed rate hikes and nuclear energy during the Oct. 1 forum hosted by the League of Women Voters at Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue Station 26.
Clark Public Utilities Commissioner candidates discuss rate hikes, nuclear energy
On Nov. 5, voters will decide who will represent north Clark County as the Clark Public Utilities commissioner for Position 1 as candidates James Oneil and Sherry Erikson face off in the general … more
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District 18 state Rep. Position 1 candidates discuss local issues at a forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of Clark County on Oct. 5 at the Camas Public Library. Republican incumbent Stephanie McClintock and Democratic challenger Deken Litinich agreed that public schools should receive more funding from the state.
Local state candidates discuss education, Climate Commitment Act
House candidates for Washington’s 17th and 18th legislative districts took the stage at a forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of Clark County on Oct. 5, addressing key issues such as … more
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When the new Battle Ground Police Department body-worn cameras are plugged in to charge after an officer's shift, all video files are uploaded to the server through the charging port, Battle Ground Communications Manager Alisha Smith said.
BGPD rolls out body cams; chief highlights benefits of the technology
Battle Ground Police Department (BGPD) rolled out body-worn cameras for all patrol personnel on Monday, Oct. 7, with Chief Dennis Flynn highlighting the importance and benefits the cameras have on … more
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Tim and Kathy Crosby, of the American folk pop duo Phoenix, headlined at Overlook Park in Ridgefield during the Birdfest and Bluegrass Festival on Saturday, Oct. 5. The duo are nominated for the Duo of the Year Folk/Americana at the Josie Music Awards.
Award-winning American folk duo headline Birdfest and Bluegrass Festival
Early in the day during the Birdfest and Bluegrass Festival in Ridgefield last weekend, the jamming/picker locations were empty, but the spirited sounds of bluegrass could be heard at Overlook Park. … more
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Incumbent Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, left, reacts to a statement from challenger Joe Kent during a Washington 3rd District Congressional debate at Lower Columbia College in Longview on Wednesday, Oct. 2.
Gluesenkamp Perez, Kent spar during first debate ahead of general election
If there was any question of the interest in the Third Congressional District, the collection of state and national media who traveled to Longview Wednesday for a debate between freshman Democratic … more
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The railroad crossing on Eaton Boulevard marks the division between the control asphalt overlay on the west side and the experimental asphalt mixture, which contains three-quarters of 1% waste plastic, on the east side.
Eaton Boulevard first in WA to test plastic-infused asphalt
The City of Battle Ground is paving the way toward reducing landfills through a pilot program incorporating plastic wastes into road asphalt. This initiative, in collaboration with Washington … more
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La Center will have four dedicated officers on patrol and an administrative worker by February 2025 under the newly approved agreement with the Clark County Sheriff’s Office. The agreement also includes specialized services such as K9 units, SWAT and bomb disposal teams. It will remain in effect until 2029, with the option to negotiate a new contract afterward.
La Center, CCSO reach final agreement for police services
After over a year of searching and negotiating, police services will return to La Center in full. During a Wednesday, Sept. 25, meeting, the La Center City Council unanimously approved a final … more
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A group of alpacas move in a herd formation, looking for some grass to eat.
Local farm celebrates National Alpaca Days
For Richard Cruanas, there’s no better job than raising alpacas. Cruanas operates La Finca Alpacas at 19201 NE Gabriel Road in Yacolt, a farm he has managed for 29 years. On Saturday, … more
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The new Woodland Community Library, located at 411 Lakeshore Drive, will open its doors at 10 a.m. on Oct. 12. The facility will operate from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
New Woodland Community Library opening in October
As the new Woodland Community Library prepares to open its doors, the historic 700 Park St. building will cease operations as a library after almost a century. Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries … more
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Battle Ground High School student Tyler Miller was considered Most Valuable Player of the Battle Ground Mavericks, a local baseball team.
Battle Ground junior athlete remembered
Friends, family and teammates are mourning the loss of athlete and student Tyler Miller, a Battle Ground High School junior who gave everything he had on the field, playing like a giant despite his … more
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Former Chief Jim Kelly
Woodland police chief retires, new interim chosen
Jim Kelly resigned as Woodland’s police chief effective Friday, Sept. 6. Kelly had previously served as a Washington State Patrol trooper for 28 years and was appointed as chief on June 13, … more
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County local Chris Hanson (left) makes a toss during the cornhole tournament at Restored and Revived’s Family Fun Day.
Restored and Revived brings cornhole and family fun to Clark County
Restored and Revived Programs Director Marcia Bachle expressed her joy that over 200 locals attended the organization’s Family Fun Day, held on Saturday, Sept. 21, at the Souls on Fire farm, … more
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Wiener dogs Chloe (left), Charlotte and Lilly-May race toward the finish line at Ridgefield Oktoberfest. Charlotte (center) claimed victory and took home a basket of dog toys. The Wiener Dog Race, a popular tradition, was hosted by the Ridgefield Chamber of Commerce.
Ridgefield Lions Club brings Oktoberfest spirit to Abrams Park
On Saturday, Sept. 14, the Ridgefield Lions Club hosted an Oktoberfest celebration at Abrams Park, bringing polka music, brewery offerings and lively festivities to the community. Popular attractions … more
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Stephanie McClintock
State rep ramps up reelection campaign following primary election
Following the primary election, 18th District Rep. Stephanie McClintock does not plan to slow down in her campaign for reelection. In the Aug. 6 primary election, McClintock garnered 23,739 … more
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Battle Ground Art Alliance President JoyLynn Woodard helped relocate the annual Art Festival in the City to City Hall due to construction at Kiwanis Park.
Battle Ground City Hall becomes open-air gallery for art festival
Battle Ground Art Alliance (BGAA) turned City Hall, 109 SW First St., Battle Ground, into a bustling open-air gallery and vendor fair during its annual Art Festival in the City on Saturday, Sept. 15. … more
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Mikhail Pavenko and fellow chaplain Gennadiy (left) stand outside of a church damaged by a Russian air strike in the city of Orikhiv, Ukraine. Pavenko noted Russia’s aggression has resulted in the death of over 60 ministers and the destruction of 630 places of worship in the region.
Clark County man recalls horrific scenes during trip to Ukraine
As a volunteer military chaplain, Vancouver resident Mikhail Pavenko faces the constant threat of death during his visits to Ukraine. Pavenko, who was born in Ukraine, routinely visits the … more
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A proposed Ridgefield Waterfront Park concept divides the area into two zones — one for events and active recreation, and another for walking and enjoying the natural scenery. The Ridgefield City Council will review the plan at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 12.
Ridgefield Council to review plans for enhanced waterfront park
The Ridgefield City Council will review the proposed concept for a new waterfront park this week, with a final review and approval set for later this month. The city and Port of Ridgefield are … more
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Clark County Matters Executive Director Amy Harris is urging residents to send a letter to elected officials in Clark County to implement a camping ban to tackle the homeless crisis in the county.
New Clark County-based organization pushes for homeless camping ban
Clark County Matters, a fresh nonprofit advocating for change in Vancouver and the rest of the county, is focusing its inaugural campaign on the homelessness issue in the county.  Amy … more
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Battle Ground Police officers served a search warrant for alleged prostitution at the Relax Health Spa, 909 W. Main St., Suite 102, in Battle Ground during the evening of Sept. 4.
Battle Ground Police serve search warrant in illicit massage parlor operation
While details are scarce, the Battle Ground Police Department (BGPD) served a search warrant at Relax Health Spa, located at 909 W. Main Street, Suite 102, on Sept. 4, following reports of alleged … more
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The Vancouver Ballet Folklorico dressed in vibrant colors and performed traditional Mexican dances during the Ridgefield Multicultural Festival on Saturday, Sept. 7, at Overlook Park.
Dance, fashion take center stage at Ridgefield Multicultural Festival
Professional dancers captivated thousands of festivalgoers during the seventh annual Ridgefield Multicultural Festival on Saturday, Sept. 7, at Overlook Park in Ridgefield. The festival represented a … more
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