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The Master Composter Recycler program educates the community about easy ways to reduce waste, increase recycling and rethink our impact on natural resources.
Anti-freeway activists are trying to delay the much-needed improvements to Interstate 5 near the Rose Quarter by filing a lawsuit in federal court.
Ridgefield casino, set to open two new restaurants, looking to fill a variety of positions.
In addition to walk-in customers, the Memorial vaccine clinic will also continue to serve those who wish to schedule appointments in advance.
People interested in running for a local or county office may file with the county elections office in which the position resides.
Tow truck drivers and roadside workers suffer many horrific accidents every year, and the number of fatalities is on the rise.
Half of all fatal crashes in Washington state are due to someone driving under the influence.
Ridgefield High School sophomore Summer Sedgley was selected to serve as a state officer for the Washington State Thespians organization for the 2021-22 school year.
The Battle Ground Community Center and Kiwanis Park will be the sites of a variety of YMCA Day Camps throughout the summer.
The Museum will be open Sat., May 8 and Sat., May 22 from noon to 4 p.m.
The housing authority and its nonprofit Bridgeview are focused on helping those who are unemployed or underemployed build self-sufficiency.
COVID-19 levels are down significantly and the most vulnerable have been vaccinated, so can we reopen the state?