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Public Works to host Curtin Creek Community Park open house
Clark County Public Works, Parks and Lands division, invites residents to learn more about the development of Curtin Creek Community Park at an open house from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., Wednesday, March 6. … more
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Victoria Ferrer
Growth a major concern for Battle Ground’s newest counselors
Victoria Ferrer aims to learn from community As one of Battle Ground’s newest City Council members, Victoria Ferrer wants to bring a greater focus to mental health and improving … more
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Building a reservoir on a 5.3-acre property recently acquired by the City of Ridgefield is under consideration. The reservoir would gather water from Clark Public Utilities for resident usage.
Ridgefield approves contract for design of East Reservoir Project
The City of Ridgefield is one step further in upgrading its water infrastructure to meet anticipated future growth. The Ridgefield City Council approved engineering firm Consor Inc. to manage … more
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The City Council approved the idea to create a beautification committee that would focus on improving the curb appeal of city roundabouts, such as at the one proposed for the intersection of state Route 503 and Northwest Onsdorff Boulevard.
New city beautification committee to focus on future roundabouts
The Battle Ground City Council has given staff the green light to spearhead an arts committee that would advise the city on beautifying future roundabouts. Deputy City Manager Rob Ferrier … more
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The Battle Ground City Council rejected a proposed agreement to develop this 3.5 acre piece of property, located on the corner of Southeast 11th Street and Southeast Commerce Avenue in Battle Ground because the land is zoned for commercial use.
City rejects agreement for proposed Battle Ground Village apartment complex
A local developer interested in building apartments in Battle Ground Village will now have to come up with another plan.  After three years of presentations and deliberations, the Battle … more
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Exit 21 connecting Interstate 5 to Lewis River Road sees heavy traffic during peak hours, according to Woodland City staff.
Woodland receives $2.6 million for Exit 21, over $600,000 for Gun Club Road
Residents can expect better pedestrian access and less traffic congestion on two key Woodland streets in future. The City of Woodland has been awarded two grants to improve traffic snarls on Exit 21 … more
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Brian Archer
Battle Ground Police Department honors 18-year veteran
The Battle Ground Police Department recognized a longtime officer recently when it named 18-year veteran Brian Archer the 2023 Officer of the Year. Archer’s service extends beyond his duty … more
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Former bank manager in Battle Ground sentenced to prison for customer account thefts
A 44-year-old former bank manager from Battle Ground was sentenced to 42 months in prison for   bank fraud and aggravated identity theft, Feb. 20, in the U.S. District Court in Tacoma. … more
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One driver died after several vehicles collided around 3 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 22, in the 18600 block of Northeast 399th Street near Amboy.
Two people dead in separate crashes
20-year old Battle Ground man identified   in Feb. 16 fatal crash A man pronounced dead at the scene of a single-vehicle accident on Friday, Feb. 16 has been identified as 20-year-old Tyler … more
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Body recovered in local marina Feb. 14 identified as Ridgefield man
The Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office identified the body of a man recovered by divers in the Ridgefield Marina Feb. 14. to be 52-year-old Darren Silver. Silver, a resident of … more
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Man shot by CCSO deputies during welfare check identified
Clark County Sheriff’s (CCSO) deputies shot and killed 53-year old Jonathan Gale in Brush Prairie while responding to a welfare check just after midnight on Tuesday, Feb. 20. CCSO deputies … more
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Aiden Goncalves, a Battle Ground High School junior who is in the welding program, works on his welding skills on Feb. 1.
Area high schools work toward filling skilled labor openings
Clark County High schools have been implementing more Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs in recent decades, but workforce demand only continues to grow. North Clark County high … more
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The Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Army Corp of Engineers are responsible for enforcing the Clean Water Act, such as section 404 regarding the discharge of dredged or fill material into waters of the United States.
EPA: Clean Water Act enforcement could impact railroad project
After accusations from the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers (USACE) that Portland Vancouver Junction Railroad (PVJR) violated the Clean Water Act, one official recently weighed in on the significance of … more
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Students help rid invasive plants from BG’s Central Park
Battle Ground Public School’s Center for Agriculture, Science, and Environmental Education (CASEE) Center students helped the Lewis River Rotary Club spruce up the streambank of Woodin Creek on … more
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Wesley Benjamin
Ridgefield School District announces finalists for next superintendent
The Ridgefield School District announced the three finalists to become the district’s next superintendent and invited the public to meet them at a series of public forums, in a press release on … more
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Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputies shot and killed a man while responding to a welfare check in Brush Prairie shortly after midnight on Tuesday, Feb. 20.
CCSO deputies shoot, kill man who allegedly brandished firearm in Brush Prairie
Clark County Sheriff’s (CCSO) deputies shot and killed a man in Brush Prairie while responding to a welfare check just after midnight on Tuesday, Feb. 20. CCSO deputies responded to a 911 … more
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Ridgefield School District celebrates Youth Arts Month in March
Children will explore their creative side as the Ridgefield School District celebrates Ridgefield Youth Arts Month in March, joining local businesses, organizations and artists to offer an abundance … more
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Prairie High School Drama Club presents “Mean Girls”
Prairie High School Drama Club will present its rendition of the popular play “Mean Girls,” written by Tina Fey, this month. The play tells the story of Cady Heron, who moved to … more
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A veteran holds his service dog close during a five-week training session at NW Battle Buddies in Battle Ground.
Canine companions provide comfort for veterans at NW Battle Buddies
A boon to veterans suffering from mental illness and trauma, trained service dogs from NW Battle Buddies in Battle Ground lend their paws to support those scarred physically or mentally post-service. … more
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Junior Symphony of Vancouver to host March concert
Youth from the Junior Symphony of Vancouver (JSV) will play a spring concert at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 23, at Cascades Presbyterian Church, 9503 NE 86th St., Vancouver. The program will include … more
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