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Last week, Third Congressional District Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, proposed a bipartisan constitutional amendment that would require Congress and the president to adopt balanced budgets.
MGP proposes constitutional amendment to require Congress and the president to adopt balanced budgets
Third Congressional District Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, has proposed a bipartisan constitutional amendment that would require Congress and the president to adopt balanced budgets. … more
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Ridgefield to host community workshop for 2045 comprehensive growth plan
The City of Ridgefield will host a workshop for Envision Ridgefield 2045, the in-progress project to update the city’s comprehensive growth plan, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 10, … more
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Port of Ridgefield receives $1.2 million for electric vehicle chargers
Last week, The Washington state Department of Transportation (WSDOT) announced that the Port of Ridgefield will receive $1.2 million to install electric vehicle charging stations. The Port of … more
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Town of Yacolt seeks feedback on Yacolt Recreation Park projects
The Town of Yacolt is seeking public input on project planning for Yacolt Recreational Park 26612 E. Hoag St., Yacolt, in its latest Parks and Recreation survey, posted Aug. 20. Survey responses are … more
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The vacant building at 100 Davidson, once home to the Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue, sits at the corner of Davidson and Goerig streets in downtown Woodland. Last week, the City Council voted, 5-2, to allow the Port of Woodland to evaluate the property for redevelopment.
Port of Woodland to study redevelopment potential for vacant city building
Despite some City Council members’ objections, the Port of Woodland will evaluate potential redevelopment options — as well as necessary renovations — for a long-vacant downtown … more
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Woodland Shores RV Park is located on the corner of Millard and A streets, bordering Lewis River.
Woodland City Council opens doors to possible year-round residency in some RV parks
Following an ordinance revision last week, some Woodland recreational vehicle (RV) park operators may now allow year-round occupancy, provided they receive approval for a zone change from the City … more
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Death Notices: Aug. 28
Larry M. Karnath, 60, of Battle Ground, died Aug. 19. Arrangements are under the care of Laynes Funeral Services, 360-687-3143. Irene M. Judge, 70, of Ridgefield, died Aug. 18. Arrangements are … more
Ridgefield City Council opens applications for vacant seat
Following Ridgefield City Council member Jennifer Lindsay's resignation, which took effect Aug. 23, the city has begun its application process to fill her seat.  The council is required to fill … more
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WDFW files emergency rules to help prevent the spread of chronic wasting disease
Following confirmation of a case of chronic wasting disease (CWD) in Spokane County in late July, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has filed multiple emergency rules to help … more
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Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Office arrests suspect in attempted fraud
Deputies and detectives with the Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) arrested a Seattle man after a county resident thwarted a fraud attempt involving over $50,000. The victim reported … more
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A Facebook post asked residents of Battle Ground what they enjoy most about their community. Most comments focused on desired improvements and concerns, such as open spaces being filled by developments.
Community Focus: What residents enjoy about their community — or not
After focusing on concerns about infrastructure in Clark County and Woodland, a new Facebook question asked residents what they liked about their communities. While some residents answered the call, … more
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Gabe Huston
Woodland mayor to pursue removal of city councilor
Woodland Mayor Todd Dinehart will consult with the Cowlitz County prosecutor regarding the potential removal of City Councilor Gabe Huston. The decision announced Aug. 19 follows allegations … more
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A temporary traffic signal will be placed at the Pioneer Street / North 53rd Avenue intersection to maintain control of traffic in Ridgefield when the Costco opens. Drivers should consider alternative routes this weekend, as the Ridgefield Costco will open on Thursday, Aug. 29.
City of Ridgefield announces Costco opening traffic plan
As Ridgefield’s new Costco prepares to open, the City of Ridgefield advises drivers to consider alternative routes to avoid Pioneer Street this weekend. The Costco Warehouse will open at 8 … more
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Cedars North Airpark in Battle Ground shares a backyard with several residential homes. Following the City Council’s discussion of a potential rezoning, homeowners argued that higher-density housing would lead to new residents asking for the airfield to be shut down. Last week, the City Council agreed to find compatible, non-residential developments suitable for airfield use.
BG City Council maintains airpark district zoning
Following months of pushback from locals, the Battle Ground City Council will not follow the city Planning Commission’s recommendation to allow higher-density housing near its airfield. … more
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Last year, Washington’s Growth Management Hearings Board ruled Clark County was in noncompliance with state law for approving an overlay allowing surface mining before sufficient environmental impact studies were conducted. Though the Court of Appeals is examining the decision, the county has since lost $6.4 million in state funds, as the overlay has not been repealed. The Clark County Council agreed to hold a public hearing on whether or not to repeal the overlay.
County Council to hold public hearing on Chelatchie mining overlay
The Clark County Council will host a public hearing to consider repealing a mining overlay in Chelatchie, a decision prompted by the loss of millions in state funds due to the county's noncompliance … more
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The 35-acre Durkee Property east of Battle Ground city limits will become a trail park as outlined in the city’s Parks Master Plan. While, initially, city officials considered using the property for a sports complex, they reconsidered after public pushback.
BG City Council approves plans for four park lands
Although the Battle Ground City Council approved a master plan for four city parks last week, residents should not expect any developments soon as officials consider funding options for the projects … more
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The school resource officer’s office at Prairie High School is in use for the first time since prior to the pandemic. Clark County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Chelsea Quiggle was selected to be the school’s new SRO as she has years of educator experience prior to starting a law enforcement career.
New Prairie High School SRO packs educator background
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) relaunched its school resource officer (SRO) program at Prairie High School, with Chelsea Quiggle, former educator turned deputy, set to begin … more
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Kelleyn “Sue” Jones
In loving memory of Kelleyn “Sue” Jones: 1938-2024
Kelleyn “Sue” Jones was born June 25, 1938, in Vancouver, Washington, and left us Aug. 9, 2024, in Battle Ground, Washington. Sue Lived in Vancouver until the early 1990s before … more
Carl E. Hilberg
In loving memory of Carl Ernest Hilberg: April 16, 1932 - Aug. 16, 2024
Carl E. Hilberg was born April 16, 1932, in Vancouver, Washington, to Carl A. and Lillie Egger Hilberg and passed away Aug. 16, 2024, in Baker City, Oregon, at the age of 92. Carl raised his … more
Community Calendar
La Center Library Jazz Picnic On the Lawn: 6-8 p.m., Wednesday, Aug. 21, La Center Community Library, 1411 NE Lockwood Creek Road, La Center. Bring the family, a blanket and a picnic dinner for a … more
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