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Letter to the Editor: Joe Kent is a return to common sense
Editor, The August primaries are over, and we are honored that Joe Kent is the Republican winner. Nobly, Leslie Lewallen immediately stepped up to honor Joe’s win by endorsing him. We are … more
Richard Stride
Commentary: Like sticks and stones, words can really hurt after all
“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” We have all heard this. But the truth we all know is that this is just plain false. The fact is words hurt. … more
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According to Marc Myrsell, who provided this photo and description, miners Leroy Perry Smith and Fred Beck stand outside of the cabin where the alleged attack took place. The Chronicle could not confirm the legitimacy or date of the photo.
100 years later, legend of Ape Canyon Sasquatch attack continues to draw interest
Although it has been 100 years since an incident near Mount St. Helens dubbed the “Ape Canyon attack,” when miners from Kelso were purportedly bombarded by rocks thrown at their small … more
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The wiener dog race was a hit during last year’s Oktoberfest in Ridgefield. This year, the Lions Club will continue the tradition starting at noon Saturday, Sept. 14, at Abrams Park.
Ridgefield Lions Club bringing Oktoberfest to Abrams Park
Ridgefield’s annual Oktoberfest is set to bring vendors, music and beer from noon to 10 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, at Abrams Park. This year, the Ridgefield Main Street team has passed the torch … more
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Jen and Robert Day, a husband and wife duo, bought Angler’s West in Woodland and have been striving to put the “unlimited” into the store’s new name, Angler’s Unlimited.
Woodland couple brings passion for fishing, community to revamped angler’s store
With their drive and passion for fishing and community, Woodland residents Robert and Jen Day are putting the “unlimited” into a new venture, Anglers Unlimited in downtown Woodland. … more
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Almost 20 teens and six volunteer leaders in the Battle Ground Young Life youth outreach organization had a great time at the Washington Family Ranch, a Young Life camp in Antelope, Oregon, from July 16 through July 21.
Battle Ground Young Life in need of volunteers to grow
The Battle Ground Young Life youth outreach organization recently took 19 teens to a camp, but the organization hopes to gain more volunteers to accommodate and empower more teens in a year’s … more
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In 2024, Clark County has so far identified 229 cases of whooping cough, which is double the recorded number of cases over the last five years combined, a Clark County news release stated.
Whooping cough cases rising as new school year begins
Due to the continued spread of pertussis, also known as whooping cough, Clark County Public Health is urging residents to learn the symptoms of the illness and seek preventative vaccinations. … more
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The Columbia Riverfront RV Park was recently acquired by the Port of Woodland for roughly $6.5 million. The nine-acre park, featuring 76 sites, a pool and a clubhouse and sits along the Columbia River between two existing port properties.
Port of Woodland acquires Columbia Riverfront RV Park, plans upgrades
The Port of Woodland last week announced its acquisition of the Columbia Riverfront RV Park in Woodland for approximately $6.5 million. The nine-acre RV park, which has operated for decades, is … more
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Death Notices: Sept. 4
Christopher Aparicio, 17, of Woodland, died Aug. 26. Arrangements are under the care of Northwood Park Funeral Home & Cemetery, 360-574-4252. Valerio Bossy, 57, of Battle Ground, died Aug. … more
Clark County Public Health issued a warning advisory at Lacamas Lake due to elevated levels of cyanotoxins from harmful algae after taking water samples on Monday, Aug. 26.
Lacamas, Vancouver lakes found with elevated levels of cyanotoxins and harmful algae
Clark County Public Health issued a warning advisory at Lacamas Lake due to elevated levels of cyanotoxins from harmful algae after taking water samples on Monday, Aug. 26. The tests revealed … more
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Maddox Industrial Transformer’s Battle Ground site, established in 2018, is a key hub for serving the company’s West Coast clientele. The company placed No. 556 position for the Inc. 5000 2024 list and was chosen as a finalist for the Greater Vancouver Chamber’s 2024 Business & Leadership Awards.
Maddox Industrial Transformer recognized locally and internationally for ‘transforming’ its industry
This year marks a significant milestone for Maddox Industrial Transformer in Battle Ground. On August 13, Maddox Industrial Transformer, which has a branch in Battle Ground, was ranked among the … more
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Reaching 911 in rural areas can be a challenge at times. Jason Fritz, deputy director of 911 operations for the Clark Regional Emergency Services Agency, provided a few ways to reach 911 operators if internet or cell service is down.
CRESA deputy director: Rural residents can still reach 911 in case cell, landline service is down
Making emergency calls in rural areas can sometimes be a struggle, but Jason Fritz, deputy director of 911 operations for Clark Regional Emergency Services Agency (CRESA), said residents can still … more
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Deken Letinich (center)
18th District candidate aims to improve lives of working families
Deken Letinich, a Democratic candidate running for the 18th District state representative first position seat against Republican incumbent Stephanie McClintock, seeks to champion the needs of working … more
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Crowds gather at the doors of the Ridgefield Costco prior to 8 a.m., with people eagerly anticipating the store’s grand opening on Thursday, Aug. 29.
Ridgefield’s Costco opens to thousands of eager shoppers
As the crowd began to grow at a quarter to 8 in the morning on Thursday, Aug. 29, the doors to the Costco Wholesale Warehouse in Ridgefield opened to the public for the first time, and a stream of … more
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C-Tran’s transit buses make usual stops to the Junction Park and Ride in Ridgefield. La Center Mayor Tom Strobehn expects the city to open a similar stop in January next year.
La Center mayor expects new C-Tran Park-and-Ride to open next year
La Center residents may soon have bus service to take them to and from C-Tran connection stops. Last week, at a City Council meeting Wednesday, Aug. 28, La Center Mayor Tom Strobehn announced that … more
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Mark Gregory Strand
In loving memory of Mark Gregory Strand: Nov. 12, 1967 - July 11, 2024
On July 11, 2024, we lost a son, brother, nephew, cousin, friend, uncle and husband.  Mark Strand was 56 years old when he passed away at Long Beach, Washington. He is survived by many … more
Patsy Joyce Bosckis
In loving memory of Patsy Joyce Bosckis: April 17, 1943 - June 28, 2024
Patsy Joyce Bosckis was born to Alice and Steven Crabb. She was one of nine children.  She was born in Waco, Texas, and passed away peacefully in her home in Woodland, Washington, … more
Clark County Fair Results
AG/ED Award Agriculture & Education Winner Kadow Family Educational Display Winner OC Sheep Special Award Best Theme Winner Open Class Canning & Dehydrating … more
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Community Calendar
Leather dog collar workshop: 4-6 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 29, Battle Ground Community Library, 1207 SE Eighth Way, Battle Ground. Pet owners should bring their dog’s neck measurement to craft a … more
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CCSO reports increased fraudulent phone calls asking for money
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) has reported an uptick in fraudulent phone calls targeting county residents. Scammers are posing as law enforcement personnel or attorneys and falsely … more
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