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Ridgefield seeks representative for Clark County Arts Commission
The City of Ridgefield is seeking a resident to serve as the city’s representative on the Clark County Arts Commission. The 11-member Arts Commission promotes the arts across Clark County, … more
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Full-time artist Rose Jubb, a Ridgefield Art Association member, explains the intricate detail to bring the aluminum balloon strings to life in her painting, “The Creation of BOOP,” at the newly opened Ridgefield Art Gallery on Wednesday, Jan. 7.
Ridgefield Art Gallery comes to Pioneer and Main
The Ridgefield Art Association’s long-anticipated Ridgefield Art Gallery has a new permanent home in the heart of downtown, marking a milestone for local artists and supporters of the arts. The … more
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2020 Battle Ground High School graduate Mackenzie Osborn holds her debut romance novel, “Ask Me To Stay,” which hit the Amazon book store on Dec. 5. In a month's time, her novel sold triple her first month sales goal.
Battle Ground High School graduate debuts first novel
Mackenzie Osborn, a 2020 graduate of Battle Ground High School, released her debut romance novel, “Ask Me To Stay,” and in its first month of being on Amazon, she tripled her sales goal.  … more
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Rosie and LeRoy Woods hold a painting of pink roses by Rosie. Rosie Woods opened Rosie’s Restaurant in 1985, and she and her husband, LeRoy Woods, have been married nearly 69 years and remain closely involved in the Woodland restaurant.
A lifetime of paintings and history fills the room at Rosie’s Restaurant
Rosie Woods moves from table to table at Rosie’s Restaurant, greeting regulars and first-time customers alike, sometimes pausing to straighten one of her many paintings on the wall. For nearly 40 … more
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The artwork in the center of Ridgefield’s newest roundabout at Pioneer Street and Discovery Drive features native bird silhouettes cut from steel.
New roundabout artwork highlights student, industry collaboration
New steel artwork has been installed in the center island of Ridgefield’s roundabout at Pioneer Street and Discovery Drive, featuring bird silhouettes inspired by the nearby wildlife refuge. … more
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Glittering ships light the Columbia River during the annual Christmas Ships Parade, an Oregon Heritage Tradition established in 1954.
Christmas Ships return to Southwest Washington for the holidays
The Christmas Ships Parade, the longest continuously operating illuminated boat parade in the United States, will return to the Columbia and Willamette rivers for its 71st season this December. … more
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A textured mixed media piece titled “Restoration” created by Lori O’Haver using metal, patina and reclaimed materials. The work reflects O’Haver’s approach to building landscapes that feel organic. O’Haver and other local artists will sell artwork and holiday-themed goodies at the annual Chickadee Art Bazaar on Dec. 6 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the RACC building.
Chickadee art bazaar returns Dec. 6 with local talent on display
The annual Chickadee Art Bazaar returns Saturday, Dec. 6, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., bringing 12 Ridgefield Arts Association members together for a day of original artwork, holiday gifts, and community … more
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Clara Wigginton, Sophia Crawford and Shane McColm operate the Aslan puppet during a rehearsal at the Washburn Performing Arts Center during a Saturday, Nov. 29, rehearsal. Journey Theater’s “Narnia” musical opens Dec. 5, with six performances across two weekends.
Journey Theater’s ‘Narnia’ musical brings holiday spirit and a push for a permanent home
Journey Theater is getting ready to bring “Narnia” to the Washburn Performing Arts Center this December, and the energy around the production is already high. The holiday musical serves … more
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Craig McCourry sits at the position where his main character will operate a radio to communicate with the film’s artificial intelligence. The scene is central to “The Singularity Protocol,” which explores human-machine communication through a historical lens.
Indie filmmaker building sets and stories in Battle Ground
Craig McCourry of Battle Ground spent years chasing stories across the globe, from Hong Kong to China and India. Today, he’s sharing that cinematic ambition through Banyan Tree Movies, his … more
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Natalie Worthy, left, the newly crowned Miss Greater Vancouver 2026, rides in the 37th annual Lough legacy Veterans Day Parade at the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site on Tuesday, Nov. 11.
Miss Greater Vancouver and Miss Clark County Teen hail from Battle Ground
Two young women hailing from Battle Ground now carry a briefcase everywhere they go. In that briefcase are a crown, a sash and other essentials that all speak to the achievement of a big title for … more
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Ridgefield High School Theatre students will bring the magic of human connection to the stage in their heartfelt winter comedy “Almost, Maine."
Ridgefield High School Theatre presents heartfelt comedy “Almost, Maine”
Ridgefield High School Theatre students will debut their fall production of “Almost, Maine,” a whimsical and heartfelt winter comedy that explores love, loss and human connection. … more
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Karen Madsen holds the Clark County Arts Commission’s 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award during an Oct. 21 ceremony at the Clark County Historical Museum. The award honors her decades of leadership in building the region’s creative community.
Local artist honored with lifetime achievement award for shaping Clark County’s creative identity
Karen “K.C.” Madsen, a driving force behind the modern arts landscape of Clark County, received the Clark County Arts Commission’s 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award on Tuesday, Oct. … more
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Award-winning musicians Terry Robb and Adam Scramstad, known for their dynamic acoustic blues performances, will perform Oct. 11 in Ridgefield.
Award-winning blues duo to play Old Liberty Theater Oct. 11
Award-winning blues guitarists Terry Robb and Adam Scramstad will take the stage at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 11, at the Old Liberty Theater, 115 N. Main St., Ridgefield. Frequent collaborators, the … more
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Children in costume walk along Main Street during a past Trick-or-Treat Trail. The 2025 trail begins 3 p.m., Oct. 31 at Battle Ground Plaza (Wilco) and continues east on Main Street to the Community Center.
Battle Ground prepares for Halloween with Boo Bash, trick-or-treat trail and pooch parade
Halloween in Battle Ground is about to get busier than ever. The city is preparing for its newly renamed Boo Bash, a family-centered celebration that will take over the Battle Ground Community Center … more
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Tim and Kathy Crosby, of the American folk pop duo Phoenix, will again headline at Overlook Park in Ridgefield during the Birdfest and Bluegrass Festival on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Birdfest and Bluegrass returns to Ridgefield this Saturday
The sounds of bluegrass jams and bird songs will flock to downtown Ridgefield and the scenic Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge on Saturday, Oct. 4, for another epic installment of Birdfest and … more
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Jewelry artist Lois Steiner will welcome visitors to her Battle Ground studio during the 12th annual Clark County Open Studios Tour, running 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 1-2.
Open Studios Tour highlights Clark County art community Nov. 1-2
The 12th annual Clark County Open Studios Tour, organized by Artstra, will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 1-2. The free, self-guided event gives the public a chance to … more
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The Dove Creek band practices in Rick Narhi's garage near Battle Ground on Tuesday, Sept. 16. The band consists of Phil Badalamenti, left, Narhi, center and Dave Palodichuk.
Vintage Music By Vintage Guys: Dove Creek band member packs loads of music history
In a midwesterner’s garage, minus the snowblower, the Dove Creek band practices its musical craft and harmony on a weekly basis.  The band consists of three members, two of whom are … more
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Paul Springer has crafted hundreds of pieces of metal artwork for a little over 20 years, including a 6,000-pound steel treehouse that can be found at a north Clark County property full of his handcrafted yard art.
Local machinist turning steel into functioning yard art and more
When someone finds a knack for something, they tend to hone it into a skill that sets them apart, but then there is Clark County resident Paul Springer, who found his knack with steel.  … more
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Samba dancers lead a parade down Main Avenue on Saturday, Sept. 6, as Portland Samba performs. The parade was part of the Ridgefield Multicultural Festival’s celebration of global traditions.
Ridgefield Multicultural Festival highlights games around the world
The eighth annual Ridgefield Multicultural Festival filled downtown and Overlook Park with music, dance and games from across the globe on Saturday, Sept. 6. This year’s theme, “Fun and … more
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Cherise Jensen, of Battle Ground, lives a colorful life and maintains a positive attitude after three separate cancer stents, two strokes, two heart attacks, diabetes and being legally blind. Her specially painted wheelchair has become quite the conversation piece at doctors' appointments, she said.
Multiple-time cancer survivor maintains a positive attitude and colorful life
Have you ever heard, "A horse walks into a bar and the bartender asks, 'Why the long face?'" Or, "What cereal do snowmen eat? Frosted Flakes." Well if you haven't, Battle Ground resident Cherise … more
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