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For those struggling with home organization, Kathy Boyd, owner of Tailored Tasks LLC, offers practical advice on creating and maintaining an orderly space. Boyd, who runs a lifestyle concierge … more
The annual tree seedling sale conducted by the Clark County Farm Forestry Association is set for Saturday, March 15, beginning at 8 a.m., at the Albertson's parking lot, 2108 W. Main St., Battle … more
Roberta Fischer, of Battle Ground, turned 100 years old on Tuesday, Feb. 4, with her family spending valuable time with her. “It’s a real honor,” Fischer said of turning 100. … more
CDM Caregiving has received a $49,000 grant from the Area Agency on Aging and Disabilities of Southwest Washington (AAADSW) to fund the “RU OK?” program, an initiative aimed at supporting … more
A large team of scientists in Vancouver are regularly on hand to monitor volcanic activity in the Cascades of Oregon and Washington. As a result, the team has the capability to produce early … more
January 2025 marked the La Center Arts Council’s one-year anniversary, a milestone that was celebrated during a meeting on Sunday, January 26, at the La Center Middle School. During the … more
Bobby’s Bubbles Pet Grooming, owned by Michelle Tanner and Bobby Long, is a testament to a small, family-owned business off the beaten path in the Brush Prairie business loop. Tanner said … more
Skyview High School seniors Kahlia Richman and Owen Madden have dedicated months to raising funds to grant life-changing wishes for children facing critical illnesses. Their latest effort is a … more
19-year-old Emerson Forrester opened Milestone CrossFit in Brush Prairie in October last year, and, since then, his mission of providing an inclusive gym in a supportive environment has continued to … more
Every week, Woodland seniors can participate in a variety of classes, games and fun activities at the local community center, fostering connection and self-development. The Woodland Senior … more
Providing welcoming habitat to attract birds to yards not only provides entertainment and sparks curiosity to bird watchers but can also be a resource of food and shelter for the avians. … more
For residents seeking to protect their homes from burglaries and package theft, local law enforcement officers suggest homeowners take critical, proactive measures to secure their properties. In … more
Grace, precision and a lifelong bond between horse and rider — these are the hallmarks of dressage, an equestrian art Lea Stokes has spent decades mastering. A Clark College photography … more
Model railroading, also known as The World's Greatest Hobby, is coming to the Clark County Events Center for another year.  The show welcomes everyone who wants to start the hobby or who is … more
Holidays can be difficult for those who have lost a loved one or are struggling in many different ways, but organizations are available to offer support this time of year. On Wednesday, Dec. 18, … more
A look back at December, 10 years ago On Dec. 7, 2014, The Reflector reported that a seven-month investigation into a complaint against Battle Ground City Council member Adrian Cortes had … more
Ridgefield Physical Therapy emerged as the winner of the Circle of Trees Decorating Contest, capturing 55 of the 444 total votes cast during the competition held at Overlook Park in Ridgefield. The … more
On Saturday, Dec. 21, Ridgefield residents Jan Haig and Janet Mashburn brought holiday cheer to 32 Ridgefield Living Center assisted living facility residents, delivering hundreds of gifts ranging … more
The Hernandez Alonso family, located south of Battle Ground, first began their outdoor Christmas display in 2015 with inflatables. They said, little by little, each year they started changing out … more
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