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Belkot speaks before C-TRAN board; directors pause vote on light rail funding language until July
Michelle Belkot spoke at Tuesday’s C-TRAN board meeting, calling her removal from the board unlawful; directors postponed a vote on light rail funding language until July amid legal challenges.
Trump Administration stepping in to battle over La Center School District’s gender pronoun policy
The U.S. Department of Education has launched an investigation into Washington state’s handling of gender inclusion policies, putting La Center School District at the center of a federal-state conf…
Op-Ed: La Center Schools — Committed to families and their children
In a public letter, the La Center School Board and Superintendent Peter Rosenkranz affirm their commitment to supporting families and honoring both state law and community values amid state-level s…
Vancouver mayor points blame at Battle Ground, other cities for Vancouver’s homelessness issues
Vancouver Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle pointed to Battle Ground and Camas as contributors to her city’s homelessness issues during a March 14 roundtable, drawing responses from local leaders and sparki…
Emergency and Safety Fair to be held Saturday, April 19, in Battle Ground
Battle Ground will host an Emergency and Safety Fair on Saturday, April 19, offering residents expert-led demonstrations and tips on disaster preparedness, crime awareness, and more.
Washington salmon fishing seasons tentatively set for 2025-2026
Washington’s 2025-2026 salmon fishing seasons are set to offer similar opportunities as last year, with strong pink salmon returns forecasted and area-specific regulations across Puget Sound, the C…
Latest Washington big game hunting regulations and special hunt applications now available
WDFW has released its 2025 big game hunting regulations and opened the application period for special hunt permits.
Letter: ‘You don’t fix a struggling system by starving it’
Rye Dilley, a student at Tukes Valley Middle School, urges Battle Ground voters to support the school levy to avoid deep cuts in essential programs and services.
Letter: ‘What is this Country becoming?’
Steven Zimmerman of Brush Prairie questions the direction of the country, raising concerns about presidential overreach and the erosion of civil liberties.
Letter: ‘Support Our Future – Vote YES for the Battle Ground levy’
Prairie High School graduate Jaden Upton urges voters to support the Battle Ground Replacement Levy, highlighting its impact on student programs and educators.
Kindergarten enrollment for Ridgefield schools is now open
Online enrollment is now open for incoming kindergartners in the Ridgefield School District, with orientation events scheduled in May.
Opinion: Navigating narrow neighborhood streets
Doug Dahl explains who must yield when parked cars narrow neighborhood streets and offers insight on how these conditions can improve safety.