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The Port of Ridgefield is seeking to fund future developments to the waterfront through collecting tax revenue from increased property values in two districts.
Ridgefield Port imposes tax increments, Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue commissioner opposed
In a unanimous decision on April 10, the Port of Ridgefield’s commissioners approved a controversial funding tool to finance industrial developments, which would revive the city’s … more
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Red-winged blackbird
A birder’s paradise can be found in Ridgefield
Spring has sprung and the birds are landing in droves at the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge with the variety of species peaking over 60 daily this time of year at the River S Unit. Ducks, … more
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At 88, Kathy Winters continues to advocate for native plants and sustainable gardening practices at the Ridgefield Community Garden.
Ridgefield senior gardener shares passion for sustainability and pollinators
Passionate for plants, Ridgefield senior gardener Kathy Winters works diligently at the city’s Community Garden tending plants, weeding the paths and sharing her knowledge with residents. … more
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Musicians April Duvic and Janet Reiter-Galbraith will perform a concert to benefit Reprise Choir Sings on Sunday, May 5.
Reprise Choir Sings presents piano concert fundraiser
Reprise Choir Sings will present a piano concert, performed by co-directors April Duvic and Janet Reiter-Galbraith at 3 p.m., Sunday, May 5, at Vancouver First United Methodist Church, 401 E. 33rd … more
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Ridgefield parents divided on upcoming school bond vote
As the April 23 special election approaches, Ridgefield School District parents have differing opinions on whether they support two bond propositions that, if passed, will provide funding for new … more
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La Center City Council voted unanimously to spend $28,500 to hire a consultant for traffic and pedestrian access planning. The city currently plans to develop bike and pedestrian access to Pacific Highway, which connects residential homes to the city’s commercial districts and schools.
La Center council hires consultant to update city’s transportation plan
To meet future demand, La Center will be evaluating ways to improve bike and pedestrian access and traffic safety between the city’s residential and commercial areas. In an April 10 … more
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Battle Ground Station developer Parth Partel told The Reflector he hopes to engage with the community to discuss potential additions to the food cart pod after it opens.
Battle Ground Station developer says opening is coming soon
Three local food carts have parked on Battle Ground Station, the city’s first food cart pod, although they are not yet open for business. Battle Ground Station food cart pod developer … more
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Sam and Trista Glackler began operating Exit 16 Brewing from their La Center farm in 2021.
Exit 16 craft beer to be featured at ilani Rock & Brews opening
When ilani Casino and Resort’s new restaurant, Rock & Brews, opens next week, one of its offerings will come from an up-and-coming La Center business, Exit 16. The craft … more
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Botanical garden seeks volunteers for annual sale
NatureScaping of Southwest Washington is seeking volunteers for its annual plant sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, April 27, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Sunday, April 28, at the Wildlife Botanical … more
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Yacolt hosts annual town cleanup
Yacolt residents will have the opportunity to load up their vehicles and declutter their homes at the annual town cleanup. The event will begin at 9 a.m., Saturday, April 27, at the railroad … more
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Katie Favela was appointed to Ridgefield City Council Position 5 on April 11 in a unanimous vote. Favela served as chair for the planning committee prior to her appointment.
Ridgefield City Council appoints planning committee member to vacant seat
Ridgefield City Council voted unanimously to appoint local social worker and planning committee member Katie Favela to fill its vacant seat following an interview with two candidates in an April 11 … more
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Port of Woodland signs historic lease for terminal operations
The Port of Woodland announced the signing of its first maritime lease in its 64-year history on April 4. The port has entered a partnership with Wilsonville Concrete Products (WCP) to develop the … more
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BG to consider schedule change in public hearing
Battle Ground’s City Council will vote on April 15 whether or not to change its meeting times. The vote will commence after a public hearing regarding the ordinance. If approved, the City … more
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Furry Friends seeks donations for garage sale fundraiser
Furry Friends is seeking item donations for its annual garage sale, which will raise funds for the rescue’s annual spay and neuter expenses. The rescue expects to perform over 550 spays and … more
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Ridgefield earns award for 2024 budget
The City of Ridgefield received the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) for its 2024 budget. This is the seventh year the City has earned … more
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The Clark County Fire District 3 Board of Fire Commissioners approved a levy lid lift ballot measure that would increase the current levy to $1.50 per $1,000 of assessed property value for the August 2024 primary election.
Board of Fire Commissioners approve levy lid lift ballot measure
Cl ark County Fire District 3 (CCFD3) residents will be asked to vote on a measure to raise the fire levy amount after the Board of Fire Commissioners passed a resolution to place a levy lid lift on … more
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Yacolt man to be sentenced for Jan. 6 breach of the U.S. Capitol
A Yacolt man is set to be sentenced in September for his participation in the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Benjamin John Silva, 36, pleaded guilty April 5 in the District of … more
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James Rummell appears in Clark County Superior Court on Wednesday, April 10, during his arraignment hearing. He is charged with aggravated murder in the first degree in the killing of his wife, Lindy Rummell.
Hockinson man charged in wife’s murder faces May trial
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
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Clark County Historical Museum will host walking tours across Clark County from June to September to celebrate the people who helped shape the community.
History museum hosts walking tours across county
Clark County Historical Museum will host walking tours across Clark County from June to September to celebrate the people who helped shape the community. This annual series of walks offers … more
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Dennis Flynn, Battle Ground’s newest chief of police, took the oath of office on March 18. Flynn plans to review and improve policies to foster community engagement and public safety.
One month in office, new BG police chief commits to transparency, traffic safety
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
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