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A hoary marmot living in Mount Rainier National Park now calls Northwest Trek Wildlife Park in Eatonville home and made his public debut last week. The young marmot, estimated to be born in spring … more
The first results of the 2023 elections are in, with votes for more than a dozen seats up in north Clark County showing the first look at winners and losers in the contests. Shortly after the 8 … more
The decade-long work to build a new Clark College campus received its latest affirmation as a decorated steel beam was hoisted upon the first of several structures planned for the site. On Nov. … more
Ridgefield’s new parks manager has a background in community-building, which is something he plans to do in his new role. Corey Crownhart was introduced to the Ridgefield City Council, … more
A place of community since 1912, the Venersborg Schoolhouse has served multiple roles throughout its existence, but, lately, community events have been what has tied the rural area east of Battle … more
A local wine association is hosting a fall celebration for its members and other fans of the beverage. Wine enthusiasts are invited to participate in the Southwest Washington Winery Association … more
Meaningful Movies Ridgefield, in recognition of Native American Heritage Month will present “End of the Line: The Women of Standing Rock” at 6 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 15, at Old Liberty … more
Testing referrals for participation in the Ridgefield School District’s Highly Capable Program for the 2024-25 school year are currently being a ccepted. Anyone may refer a student, including … more
Battle Ground High School senior Clair Moss has kept herself busy over the years. From being a multifaceted leader in the school’s band program, a varsity goalkeeper, National Honors … more
A $5 million federal grant awarded to Battle Ground Public Schools will be a boon to the district as it addresses student mental and behavioral health, the grant application’s writer says. … more
While Washington state requires lawmakers to be at least 18 years old to serve, there’s still a chance for students to get involved in the legislative process. The application window for … more
The Washington State Patrol (WSP), in partnership with the Washington Traffic Safety Commission (WTSC) and law enforcement agencies across the state, began the “Home for the Holidays” … more
The North Clark Historical Museum and Mt. Valley Grange #79 will co-host the 36th annual community celebration honoring veterans on Veterans Day. The event will take place Saturday, Nov. 11 at … more
Big River Paranormal’s investigation of the Cedar Creek Grist Mill during the night of Saturday, Oct. 14 into the early morning hours of Sunday, Oct. 15 yielded spooky results for the believers … more
A plan to fund roughly $98 million of infrastructure improvements in Ridgefield received final approval last week, with most of the projects expected to be complete by the end of the decade. … more
The site of the new Woodland Community Library is beginning to buzz with activity as the library has set a goal to have the facility open next fall. Fencing went up at the Lakeshore Drive site … more
The Port of Ridgefield is preparing to start planning the development of the Lake River waterfront next year. The port’s business plan for the 41-acre waterfront was finalized Oct. 11, … more
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