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Letter to the Editor: Gluesenkamp Perez not working for the people
Editor, I laugh whenever I see Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s new TV ads claiming she’s “working for us.” Her voting record proves otherwise. She always votes her … more
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Letter to the Editor: Passing Initiative 2117 would hurt projects that support kids
Editor, A year ago, Gov. Jay Inslee visited the Hockinson School district to celebrate its energy efficiency project, which was enabled by a $470,000 grant from Climate Commitment Act, … more
This 1980 mudflow leading the V-notch of the southern side of Mount St. Helens, known as a lahar, is visible from the National Forest Service Road 83’s bridge near the Ape and Lava canyons trailheads at the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument.
Commentary: Record national debt harms forest restoration efforts
Our national debt is spreading out of control like a raging wildfire. Among other things, that added liability impacts our ability to fight those fires and reforest those scorched woods and range … more
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A campground at Paradise Point State Park, which is situated near Interstate 5 between La Center and Woodland.
Washington to fix accessibility violations at its state parks
Deb Hodge and James Evans arrived at an accessible campsite at Paradise Point State Park in southwest Washington last May and quickly noticed something was off.  The site was very far from … more
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Cascadia Technical Academy plans expansion to the Port of Ridgefield
Cascadia Technical Academy’s pre-electrical program to train electricians will soon come to the Port of Ridgefield following a recent lease agreement between Evergreen Public Schools (EPS) and … more
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The Ridgefield school board will consider running an educational programs and operations levy to replace the one set to expire next year. The board reviewed several options at its Aug. 27 meeting, including running longer levies to include additional projects.
Ridgefield School District board favors running levy, no bond measures next year
The Ridgefield School District’s new superintendent and the Board of Directors favor running a levy to replace the one set to expire at the end of 2025. The district’s educational … more
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County seeks retail, community sites for household battery disposal program
Clark County Public Health is seeking retail and community sites for free household battery recycling drop-offs. The drop-off sites provide a safe disposal option for household batteries, which can … more
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A boat heads north on the Lake River in Ridgefield toward the Columbia River in April.
Port of Ridgefield, Watershed Alliance open registration for waterfront litter cleanup The Port of Ridgefield
The Port of Ridgefield and the Watershed Alliance of Southwest Washington will host a litter cleanup event from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Sept. 14, at the Ridgefield Waterfront. Volunteers will gather … more
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Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue's Station 29 in Woodland currently uses a temporary manufactured home to house its three to four emergency responders. An expansion, slated for late 2025 or early 2026, will make room for more staff as emergency response needs grow in Woodland.
Woodland City Council clears path for CCFR station expansion
Following a unanimous decision from the Woodland City Council, Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue (CCFR) now has room for its planned fire station expansion. During a Tuesday, Sept. 3 meeting, the … more
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Death Notices: Sept. 11
Barbara L. Wisdom, 96, of Olympia, died Sept. 3. Arrangements are under the care of Laynes Funeral Services, 360-687-3143. Hudson L. Wilson, 1 month, of Battle Ground, died Sept. 2. Arrangements … more
Third Congressional District Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, recently hit a milestone for having recovered over $2 million owed from federal agencies to constituents in southwest Washington.
MGP recovers over $2 million for constituents from federal agencies
Third Congressional District Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, recently hit a milestone for having recovered over $2 million owed from federal agencies to constituents in southwest … more
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Gluesenkamp Perez to host service academy open house
Third District Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez announced last week that she will host a Service Academy Open House in Clark County. The event will take place from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. … more
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BGPS offering free meals to primary school students
In the 2024-25 school year, multiple primary schools in the Battle Ground Public Schools district will serve breakfast and lunch at no cost to all enrolled students. The district stated in a … more
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Southbound I-5 North Fork Lewis River Bridge roadwork complete
As of Sept. 8, the North Fork Lewis Bridge road project affecting southbound Interstate 5 outside of Woodland has concluded. The Washington state Department of Transportation (WSDOT) released a … more
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A proposed Ridgefield Waterfront Park concept divides the area into two zones — one for events and active recreation, and another for walking and enjoying the natural scenery. The Ridgefield City Council will review the plan at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 12.
Ridgefield Council to review plans for enhanced waterfront park
The Ridgefield City Council will review the proposed concept for a new waterfront park this week, with a final review and approval set for later this month. The city and Port of Ridgefield are … more
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Formerly trained as a guide dog, 2-year-old black Labrador retriever Rafferty was donated to the Battle Ground Police Department and will work as a comfort dog. Lt. Jason Perdue, Rafferty’s handler, believes the dog has adjusted well to his new environment.
Battle Ground Police Department comfort dog makes paw-sitive impact
Rafferty is ready to lend a paw as the Battle Ground Police Department’s official comfort dog. The 2-year-old black Labrador Retriever was donated to BGPD by Guide Dogs for the Blind on … more
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Clark County Matters Executive Director Amy Harris is urging residents to send a letter to elected officials in Clark County to implement a camping ban to tackle the homeless crisis in the county.
New Clark County-based organization pushes for homeless camping ban
Clark County Matters, a fresh nonprofit advocating for change in Vancouver and the rest of the county, is focusing its inaugural campaign on the homelessness issue in the county.  Amy … more
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Battle Ground Police officers served a search warrant for alleged prostitution at the Relax Health Spa, 909 W. Main St., Suite 102, in Battle Ground during the evening of Sept. 4.
Battle Ground Police serve search warrant in illicit massage parlor operation
While details are scarce, the Battle Ground Police Department (BGPD) served a search warrant at Relax Health Spa, located at 909 W. Main Street, Suite 102, on Sept. 4, following reports of alleged … more
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The Vancouver Ballet Folklorico dressed in vibrant colors and performed traditional Mexican dances during the Ridgefield Multicultural Festival on Saturday, Sept. 7, at Overlook Park.
Dance, fashion take center stage at Ridgefield Multicultural Festival
Professional dancers captivated thousands of festivalgoers during the seventh annual Ridgefield Multicultural Festival on Saturday, Sept. 7, at Overlook Park in Ridgefield. The festival represented a … more
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Betty June Bottemiller
In loving memory of Betty June Bottemiller: 1925-2024
Betty J. (Mayberry) Bottemiller, 99, passed away at her home in Woodland, Washington, on Aug. 26, 2024. She was born May 31, 1925, in Fort Scott, Kansas, to Hugo and Lena (Sexton) Mayberry, to the … more
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