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An interlocal agreement between La Center and the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, which includes a full-time police chief, four deputies and specialized services, is expected to be reviewed by the City Council in October.
La Center nears agreement with CCSO for full police services
A final agreement between La Center and the Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) for police services will soon be presented to the City Council. The city has been exploring options for … more
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Jennifer Lindsay
Former Ridgefield mayor resigns from City Council
On Thursday, Aug. 1, the City of Ridgefield announced that council member Jennifer Lindsay resigned from her position, effective Aug. 23. Lindsay is stepping down to pursue a new career as an … more
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Scotton Way, Southeast Grace Avenue and Commerce Avenue will experience partial lane closures to address cracks sometime between now and Sept. 30. The City of Battle Ground has allocated $2.5 million for road preservation, which will include resurfacing and resealing several roads including residential neighborhoods.
BG allocates $2.5 million for road improvements
Battle Ground residents can expect partial and full lane closures on several major and residential roads until October as part of a series of improvements scheduled. Last April, the Battle … more
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C-TRAN to provide free shuttles to Clark County Fair
Clark County Fair attendees may ride on free shuttles provided by C-TRAN starting this Friday, Aug. 2, for the duration of the fair. Shuttles will depart from various locations across northern … more
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Anthony Kasziewicz and Brandy Ross, co-owners of the Woodland Corner Store & Deli, have operated the establishment for five years, weathering the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. On May 22, residents recognized the store with the “Best Sandwiches in Southwest Washington” award in the 2024 Best of Southwest Washington online community vote, hosted by Flyways Markets.
Woodland community-involved deli’s sandwiches recognized
Five years since opening, Woodland’s hottest hub for sandwiches celebrates its community recognition. On May 22, residents voted Woodland Corner Store & Deli as having the “Best … more
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The primitive campsite along the 8100 Road in the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument, lower left, is just over 2 miles from the timberline of Mount St. Helens. The less-traveled southern side of the mountain provides peaceful recreation and camping to visitors.
The southern flank of Mount St. Helens offers primitive camping opportunities
Camping on the southern side of Mount St. Helens offers an unparalleled experience for nature enthusiasts looking to escape the crowds of other popular mountains in the Cascade Mountain range. … more
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The Clark County Fair returns Friday, Aug. 2, through Sunday, Aug. 11, with a jam-packed schedule of entertainment, all-day amusement rides and games, agriculture and more.
Clark County Fair returns for 2024 with “We’ve got it all” theme
The region’s biggest fair returns Friday, Aug. 2, through Sunday, Aug. 11, for families to enjoy agriculture, animals, entertainment, games, rides and food as the annual Clark County Fair opens … more
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Richard Bowers, left, shows Ellianna Fraidenburg, middle, how to apply epoxy to the pink threading on her fishing rod as her brother, Elias, watches closely during a class teaching youth how to build their own fishing rods at Battle Ground Rod n Reel on Wednesday, July 24.
Youth add spark to life-time fishing rod at special classes in Battle Ground
Richard Bowers built his first fishing rod over 50 years ago at the age of 17. He had walked into Shoff’s Sporting Goods store in Kent, Washington, where a barrel of “little black … more
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18th District Rep. candidate John Zingale met Battle Ground residents during the 2024 Harvest Days Parade. Improving the state’s support of its public education system is one of his campaign goals.
Education, environment, economics a focus for 18th District candidate
A social studies teacher at Vancouver iTech Preparatory is the Democratic candidate running for the 18th District state representative seat. John Zingale’s goals include improving the … more
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A sign reading "Stop the Clearcut" stands next to the proposed Vineyard Vista development site in La Center. Residents have expressed strong opposition to the project, citing concerns over tree removal, stormwater runoff and increased traffic.
La Center residents rally against development amid legal hurdles
Many La Center residents are banding together to fight a neighborhood development, fearing the city’s infrastructure will be inadequate for increased traffic and stormwater runoff. At last … more
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Wetlands are of environmental importance, as they control floods and keep pollutants out of surrounding streams. The City of Ridgefield will pay $227,250 to a local wetland mitigation bank near La Center to compensate for impacting four surrounding wetlands, highlighted in purple, through its Pioneer Street widening project set for fall.
Ridgefield’s Pioneer Street project advances with environmental mitigation agreement
The City of Ridgefield must address environmental requirements to begin its Pioneer Street widening project, which aims to accommodate traffic to and from Interstate 5. Ridgefield approved a … more
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Ridgefield residents line up to address the City Council during a heated meeting on July 25 voicing their concerns over parking regulations for RVs and boats. The council ultimately voted to revise the code, allowing limited driveway parking for large vehicles in low-density residential areas.
Ridgefield City Council adjusts RV parking regulations following backlash
Two weeks ago, over 100 Ridgefield homeowners were startled to receive a letter from the city explaining they would face a fine if their boats and recreational vehicles (RVs) remained parked in … more
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City of Battle Ground earns clean audit reports
The City of Battle Ground earned clean audit reports from the Office of the Washington State Auditor for its 2023 financial report. No issues were documented in the report. Independent audits by … more
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The Port of Ridgefield announced on Wednesday, July 24, that the Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board awarded it a $3 million funding package to rehabilitate the historic Greely Building, located at 304 Pioneer St. in downtown Ridgefield.
Port of Ridgefield receives $3 million to upgrade historic Greely Building
On Wednesday, July 24, the Port of Ridgefield announced it accepted a $3 million funding package from the Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB) to renovate and preserve the … more
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Resource fair in Ridgefield to highlight local services, jobs
Individuals in need of employment, health care, education and other resources can get information and assistance at a resource fair for the community on Aug. 7. WorkSource and the Fort Vancouver … more
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July marked US Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez ‘s first year and a half representing the Third Congressional District in southwest Washington. A mid-year report by her office marked her list of achievements to date.
MGP shares progress after first year and a half representing southwest Washington
July marked Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s first year and a half in office representing the Third Congressional District in U.S. Congress. She first stepped into office after she narrowly … more
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Battle Ground driver, passengers injured in fatal traffic collision
A Battle Ground woman and her two passengers were injured and a Federal Way man died in a traffic collision Wednesday, July 4, in Pierce County. The crash occurred shortly before 9 p.m. on … more
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New roundabout coming to SR 503 in northern Clark County this summer
Travelers who use state Route 503 near Rock Creek Road just north of Battle Ground will soon experience a safer roadway that keeps people moving with the addition of a new roundabout. On July … more
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Leslie Lewallen, R-Camas and candidate for Washington’s Third Congressional District, visited over 20 communities throughout the district on Friday, July 19, and Saturday, July 20, to hear local concerns and how national topics affect the communities in Southwest Washington.
Third Congressional District candidate visits over 20 communities in whistle-stop tour
Leslie Lewallen, R-Camas and candidate for Washington’s Third Congressional District, hopped aboard her whistle-stop tour to visit over 20 communities across the district on Friday, July 19, … more
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Battle Ground mayor receives municipal leadership certificate
Battle Ground Mayor Troy McCoy recently earned an Advanced Certificate of Municipal Leadership from the Association of Washington Cities (AWC). According to a press release, AWC’s … more
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