The Battle Ground Rotary Club will be offering a socially distanced celebration of its annual Festival of Wreaths and Wine Auction this year.
Santa Claus is coming to Battle Ground, and he’s got a nice “new” sleigh.
On Sunday, Nov. 29, local shoppers and art lovers can support local and nationwide artists during Artists Sunday, a first-ever shopping event to support the arts during the holiday season. For the event, artists from across the country and in the Clark County area teamed up to allow patrons …
Veterans and their families are invited to join a webinar and virtual workshop to learn about the Veterans Assistance Aid and Attendance Benefit that can provide up to $27,192 annually to pay for senior care. The webinar will take place at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 11, and is hosted by Seni…
Many traditional Halloween celebrations could increase the risk of spreading COVID-19, according to the public health officials. However, residents can help keep themselves, their loved ones and the community healthy by making small but significant changes to celebrations.
The Battle Ground Education Foundation (BGEF) recently donated $20,000 to Battle Ground Public Schools for the purchase of Chromebooks computers and software licences. Battle Ground Public Schools provides Chromebooks to each and every student through it’s one-to-one computing initiative.
The Battle Ground Public Schools Board of Directors has selected Jackie Maddux to fill the District 5 director position. The position was left vacant after board member Tina Lambert resigned earlier this year. Maddux was one of five candidates the board interviewed and considered. She was sw…
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, Superintendent Chris Reykdal and the state Department of Health (DOH) last week announced a “Decision Tree” framework to help local school districts determine how to resume learning this school year. The framework emphasizes the fact that community transmission mu…
The Ridgefield Family Resource Center helps Ridgefield families and students in need, and with all of the challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Resource Center has been busy. With restructured programs to allow for social distancing and safety, the center had to close its communal…
With the popularity of DNA-based heritage tests on the rise, people in Clark County and abroad are tracing their roots back as far as they can.
Picking out a bouquet of flowers for your special someone can make the holiday of love a little stressful.
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