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Rick bannan rick@thereflector.com A fire station covering two jurisdictions finally has a full force. The building, known as Clark County Fire Station 151, has a full staff for the … more
Negotiations over a new contract between Battle Ground Public Schools and its teachers remain ongoing, though schools stay open. As of press deadline, the district did not expect any updates in … more
Outdoor learning spaces are few and far between, but Battle Ground Public School’s alternative K-12 school has seen its space continue to thrive. River Homelink in Battle Ground continues … more
Gov. Jay Inslee visited Hockin son Heights Elementary School Wednesday and got a first-hand glimpse at how the school is putting environmentally minded practices and improvements into action. … more
Clark College will be holding choir auditions open for all community members beginning the week of Sept. 25 in the Beacock Music Hall on the Clark College campus. The auditions consist of … more
Bats: Our Backyard Buddies NatureScaping Wildlife Botanical Gardens’ September class will focus on bats. From 10 a.m. to noon Sept. 16 at the CASEE Center, Building B, Room 205, 11104 N.E. … more
Grants are available to support the rehabilitation and restoration of historic barns, cemeteries and theaters across the state because of funding from the Washington state Legislature. The … more
The Hockinson Main Street Team introduced the Hockinson Homegrown Highway Map to southwest Washington on Aug. 29. The Hockinson Homegrown Highway is a farm map similar to the popular … more
Gifford Pinchot National Forest managers are seeking public input and ideas on actions the Forest Service can take to improve the visitor experience in the Lewis River Recreation Area. The Lewis … more
A new civic center in Woodland could be the next step in a cross-co unty trail system, among other benefits to the city. During its Sept. 5 meeting, the City Council voted 5-1 to approve a … more
Youth hunters in Clark County will be able to have a special opportunity to hunt pheasants this weekend courtesy of an ongoing collaboration between the Vancouver Wildlife League (VWL) and the … more
La Center Gardens and Family Farm and next door Smart Bee Pollination provide complementary farming operations during the spring and summer, but once the weather turns to fall and winter, the focus … more
Love Street Playhouse’s “Who Stole My Dead Husband” comedy drama, paired with a four-course Italian meal, will be coming to the Cloverlane Mercantile and Event Center in Brush … more
The Great Train Swap Meet returns to the main gym at Battle Ground High School at the end of the month, and attendees can expect model railroading and antique train memorabilia to be on sale. … more
The Battle Ground City Council has not taken any action on a move to allow development without paying tax on its properties. But the council did entertain the idea of letting a market-price … more
Hunter Goff of Woodland was one of 30 students who graduated Aug. 18 from the 2023 Summer Fire Academy operated by the University of Alaska Fairbanks Community and Technical College. According … more
The Washington Supreme Court ruled last week that the state is not constitutionally obligated to provide monies for capital construction projects to local school districts at the same level as basic … more
The Washington Department of Natural Resources has begun using remotely operated camera systems placed around the state that scan for signs of wildfire and quickly alert authorities to respond. … more
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