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Julia Stepper, a graduate of Woodland High School, now teaches history alongside some of her favorite teachers from when she was a student.
Woodland High School history teacher wins prestigious fellowship
Julia Stepper, a graduate of Woodland High School, now a history teacher at her alma mater, was recently awarded the prestigious James Madison Fellowship. The James Madison Fellowship is a $25,000 … more
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William Woodward
Clark County Historical Museum speaker series presents William Woodward’s ‘Will The 2020s Roar Like The 1920s’
The Clark County Historical Museum’s 2023 Speaker Series will have William Woodward share his presentation “Will The 2020s Roar Like The 1920s” on Thursday, Aug. 3 at the Clark … more
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Community Calendar, July 26, 2023 edition
Car Show: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, July 29. The second annual car show benefiting Thrive2Survive and Live Love Outreach will take place at 2711 N.E. Andresen Road in Vancouver. All vehicles are … more
Ghost Town Poetry in Vancouver to host open mic featuring Julia Gaskill
Art at the Cave will host the Ghost Town Poetry Open Mic featuring Julia Gaskill at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 10. According to a release, Gaskill is a professional “daydreamer” from … more
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Woodland High School teacher Jennifer Benedict is pictured with a student prepping a rocket.
Woodland High School applied math teachers use rockets, more to engage and inspire students
Math teachers at Woodland High School have been using innovative hands-on experiments to engage students and enhance their learning. Applied Math is a class that goes beyond traditional math … more
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Sandee Swarner, third from right, is pictured receiving a $2,000 gift from IQ Credit Union to Camp Hope of Southwest Washington.
IQ Credit Union gifts $2,000 to Camp Hope of Southwest Washington
IQ Credit Union recently granted a gift of $2,000 to Camp Hope of Southwest Washington. The gift will directly support campers. Seventy percent of Camp Hope attendees are on free and reduced … more
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Sharon Wodtke, right, president of Battle Ground Seniors Citizens, hugs Debi Friesz during the seventh annual Senior Heroes Awards ceremony at the Pearson Air Museum in Vancouver on Wednesday, July 12.
Seventh annual Senior Heroes Awards honored caregivers, organizations and senior ambassadors
The seventh annual Senior He roes Awards ceremony at the Pearson Air Museum on Wednesday, July 12, honored numerous caregivers, organizations and senior citizen ambassadors for their efforts in … more
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The Battle Ground Senior Citizens at their luncheon in the Battle Ground Community Center on May 9, 2022.
Battle Ground Senior Citizens Inc. to hold new program: Lunch and Learn
Battle Ground Senior Citizens, Inc. will begin a new program on Wednesday, July 19, that will occur every third Wednesday of the month for the rest of the year and beyond. The new program by Laurie … more
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Giving Circle awards $20,200 to four local groups focusing on needs of older adults
The Ripple Impact NW Giving Circle recently awarded $20,200 to four local groups focused on the needs of older adults. The grant was divided based on needs to the groups, which include Battle Ground … more
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Only about an hour from The Reflector’s office, the south-facing side of Mount St. Helens is pictured from the Butte Camp Trailhead on a sunny afternoon.
Backyard and Beyond to highlight the outdoors of Southwest Washington
A new monthly section is coming to The Reflector titled “Backyard and Beyond.” The section will showcase the beautiful nature that North Clark County and the surrounding region of … more
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Scenes from the 23rd annual Merwin Special Kids day fishing event held at the Merwin Fish Hatchery on Saturday, July 8.
Merwin Special Kids Day provides kids with disabilities the delight of fishing
More than 200 kids participated in the 23rd annual Merwin Special Kids Day as children with disabilities were given an opportunity to fish the Merwin Fish Hatchery on Saturday, July 8. … more
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Bikers drink water in the plaza of Centralia College last year after completing the first half of the Seattle to Portland Classic.
Seattle to Portland Classic Expected to Bring 5,000 Bicyclists to Area Roads This Weekend
Everyday bicycle riders will find they have a lot of company on two wheels as 5,000 bicyclists ride Western Washington’s state highways and local roads for the 2023 Kaiser Permanente Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic (STP) on Saturday, July 15, and Sunday, July 16. more
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AMPM Heating and Cooling is seen servicing an HVAC unit.
AMPM Heating and Cooling utilizing new ideas and expanded services
AMPM Heating and Cooling provides heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) service for both residential and commercial systems. The company has existed since 1986, but last November Aaron and … more
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Deer graze through a sunny yard in Chehalis on Saturday as one curious young deer stares at a photographer.
WSU Master Gardener online workshops in July
At noon on Tuesday, July 18, Washington State University Master Gardener Art Fuller will discuss how to water gardens, lawns and landscapes. He will explain how much water is enough for a plant and … more
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Using a watering can will help limit water usage as they can be used to target specific plants instead of broad areas that may not require full watering in spots.
How to best conserve and use water on landscapes in hot summer months
Grass lawns, backyard plant habitats and produce gardens all need water during the summer months. The amount of water used is an important topic to consider when working on a landscape. … more
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Last year’s Hockinson Blueberry Festival vendors are pictured.
Hockinson Blueberry Festival set for Saturday, July 15
The fourth annual Hockinson Blueberry Festival returns to the Hockinson Community Center parking lot at the corner of 159th and 182nd avenues on Saturday, July 15, and runs 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. … more
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Mckenzie Brown, of Royal Vision Equine, provides performance therapy to her horse named Royal on Thursday, June 29.
Royal Vision Equine provides structural therapy for performance horses
At 21 years old, Mckenzie Brown launched Royal Vision Equine, a business that provides horse structural therapy. Brown’s business opened on Monday, June 26, and she is already booked out … more
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A classic Chevrolet pick-up truck travels on Main Street in Old Town Battle Ground during a cruise that took place last year.
Harvest Days will feature 10th annual cruise in Battle Ground
One of the community’s favorite events during Harvest Days will occur on Friday, July 14, when the Harvest Days Cruise travels down Main Street through Old Town Battle Ground. The event … more
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CAM Academy
CAM Academy releases second semester honor roll for middle, high schools
Ryan Cowl, the principal of CAM Academy middle and high schools, releases the following names of honor roll students who received a GPA of 3.5 or higher for the first semester. Students with a 4.0 … more
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Amboy Middle School releases second semester honor roll
Amboy Middle School has released its second semester honor roll for the 2022-23 school year. An asterisk denotes a 4.0 grade-point average. Eighth grade Jacob Adams, Sasha Bolsoy, Charlotte … more
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