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Republican Washington state Sen. Ann Rivers, center, speaks to constituents gathered at Battle Ground City Hall on May 13 for a town hall meeting. State Reps. Greg Cheney, left, and Stephanie McClintock, also took questions at the event.
‘Fix’ to drug possession law chief among concerns ahead of special legislative session
The looming special session of the Washington Legislature has local lawmakers wondering whether they will be able to “fix” a state Supreme Court decision they say leads to the de facto … more
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Ridgefield’s Dillon Kirksey threw a complete game in the Spudders’ 3-2 win over Shelton on Tuesday, May 9.
La Center boys move onto state tournament while Prairie and Ridgefield’s campaigns come to a close
The La Center Wildcats secured the title of the 1A classification district four champions after going 3-0 in the district tournament that was held at Castle Rock High School from May 8 to May 13, … more
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Hockinson boys soccer team secures spot in 2A state tournament
The Hockinson boys soccer team advanced to the 2A state tournament after they went 2-1 in the district tournament, while Woodland and La Center’s seasons came to an end. During … more
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Senior Katelyn Swanson hits a ball for a base hit to left field during Battle Ground’s 12-0 victory over Mountain View on Wednesday, May 10.
Battle Ground beats Mountain View 12-0 on senior night
In a memorable senior night for the Battle Ground softball team, the Tigers earned a 12-0 victory against Mountain View on Wednesday, May 10. Battle Ground’s senior pitcher Rylee Rehbein … more
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A crowd gathers at Esther Short Park in Vancouver during a previous Walk to End Alzheimer’s event.
Walk to End Alzheimer’s raises money for research, spreads awareness
Almost $1,000 was raised at a kickoff event at Emanar Cellars in the Battle Ground Village on May 2 as the wine bar launched an initiative to donate 10% of its sales on Tuesdays to the Walk to End … more
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The Hazel Dell Parade of Bands will take place on Saturday, May 20.
Community Calendar, May 17 edition
Kindy Club Night: 5 to 6 p.m. on Thursday, May 18. La Center Elementary School will host a Kindy Club Night for its incoming students. Students and parents will work on activities that will prepare … more
A Sunday night debris slide is blocking the highway to Johnston Ridge, with no estimated time for reopening.
Debris slide blocks highway to Johnston Ridge
A debris slide on Sunday, May 14 has blocked the highway to Johnston Ridge. The Washington State Department of Transportation stated the slide, which happened around 9 p.m., closed both … more
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Justin Berni, a resident of Battle Ground, rides a rail at the Battle Ground Skate Park on the evening of Tuesday, May 2.
Battle Ground council considers after-dark skate park times
Battle Ground could make adjustments to its rules on hours of operation for the darker months of the year at the city’s skate park, though the city council is currently split on whether or not … more
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Houses in construction sit at the Kennedy Farm development on Hillhurst Road May 31, 2019.
County council OKs population projection for comp plan update
One of the first major steps toward updating Clark County’s Comprehensive Growth Management Plan received final approval last week, as the county council voted to go with a 20-year population … more
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Community Foundation’s new fundraiser brings in $1.2 million
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington’s latest fundraising venture didn’t do the same numbers its past effort did but still broke seven figures over two days. For 2023, … more
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Battle Ground High School’s advanced jazz band rehearses before school on Thursday, May 4.
Battle Ground High School’s advanced jazz band earns first place at competition in Kansas City
Traveling from Battle Ground to Kansas City, the advanced jazz band of Battle Ground High School had quite the trip. They recently learned about history and got invited to perform at the Basically … more
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Marie Gluesenkamp Perez smiles while thanking supporters standing in the rain outside the Centralia Timberland Library.
Gluesenkamp Perez asks for $44 million in federal funding for 3rd District projects
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania County, on Thursday announced she has nominated 15 community projects in the 3rd Congressional District for a total of $44 million in federal funding in … more
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A derelict barn and silo next to Caples Road in Woodland are surrounded by a vineyard on a sunny afternoon May 3.
The beauty of farms, old and new, along Caples Road in Woodland
Battle Ground Police officers take a closer look the Rey Reynolds sign after the fire was put out on Wednesday, May 3.
Political sign fire leads to minor investigation
An outdated political sign supporting Rey Reynolds for sheriff was set ablaze at about 4 p.m. Wednesday, May 3. Squad 35 of Clark County Fire District 3 responded to the fire and arrived to find … more
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez smiles while touring the proposed site of the Southwest Washington Agricultural & Innovation Park in Tenino with Mayor Wayne Fournier and Perry Shea, with Dragonwheel Investment Group Inc.
Gluesenkamp Perez joins bipartisan group in sponsoring legislation addressing bank executive compensation
In a statement earlier this month, U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania County, announced she joined a bipartisan group of lawmakers in introducing legislation meant to hold executives … more
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Louie Jean Studios is located at 339 Davidson Ave. in Woodland. The early 1900s era building is seen on Wednesday, May 3.
Natural light photography studio and event space opens in Woodland
Louie Jean Studios is a 900-square-foot space that is available for event rental for up to 40 people. It’s a prime location for indoor natural light photography as the building boasts huge … more
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Woodland water, sewer projects coming in under budget
A number of contracts for water and sewer projects in Woodland have come in significantly under budget, with some of the savings going toward extra work that could lead to better financing … more
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Governor Jay Inslee looks on before taking questions from members of the press in April inside the John A. Cherberg Building in Olympia.
Gov. Inslee not seeking re-election, attorney general Ferguson eyes seat
One of Washington’s longest-serving governors won’t be trying to break the record as Gov. Jay Inslee announced he will not seek a fourth term last week. On May 1, Inslee announced … more
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Gov. Jay Inslee speaks to the press while inside the John A. Cherberg Building in Olympia at the start of the legislative session in January.
Inslee calls special legislative session to create drug possession ‘fix’
The Washington state Legislature’s work this year isn’t finished as Gov. Jay Inslee called back state lawmakers for a special session that will begin May 16. The governor announced … more
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The Washington Capitol building is lit up against the night sky in Olympia on Thursday, Feb. 16.
Policing, gun control chief topics in 17th LD town hall
Bills addressing changes in law enforcement and firearms was a major focus for legislators representing East Clark County during a virtual town hall hosted May 3. The event featured Washington … more
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