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Woodland Police Wellness Dog Bolo, along with his handler, Lt. Jen Ortiz, greet the Woodland Planters Days court following a groundbreaking for the new Woodland Community Library on June 17.
A year with Bolo: Woodland wellness dog a benefit to police, community
The youngest member of the Woodland Police Department got high praise during an impromptu performance evaluation last week. During its July 3 meeting, the Woodland City Council unanimously … more
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Ridgefield’s cheer program gives a demonstration on North Third Avenue during the parade on Tuesday, July 4.
Thousands gather to spend the Fourth of July in downtown Ridgefield for parade and more
This year added on to Ridgefield’s 100-plus years of celebrating the nation’s independence. The festivities and parade in downtown Ridgefield brought in thousands of people from the … more
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Washington Public Lands Commissioner Hilary Franz speaks to a crowd of Larch Corrections Center staff and supporters during a town hall held at the Battle Ground Community Library’s Meyer Community Room on Thursday, July 6.
Town hall attendees oppose closure of Larch Corrections Center
Larch Corrections Center staff and supporters overflowed the Battle Ground Community Library’s Meyer Community Room for a town hall highlighting the education and Department of Natural … more
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An “after” look at the Kiwanis Park parking lot on Wednesday, July 5, after 2Down Services LLC finished their seal coat and striping project.
Local sealcoating and striping company donates job for Battle Ground’s Kiwanis Park
Local company 2Down Services LLC spent Monday, July 3, and Tuesday, July 4, donating its time and services to a large seal coat and striping job at the parking lot at Battle Ground’s Kiwanis … more
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Camden Orem throws a pitch in the first inning of Ridgefield’s 10-3 victory over the Portland Pickles at the Ridgefield Outdoor Recreation Complex on Wednesday, July 5.
Ridgefield Raptors secure south division first-half title for first time in franchise history
The Ridgefield Raptors “Rocked the RORC” and earned the West Coast League’s first playoff spot and south division first-half title with a 10-3 victory over the Portland Pickles on … more
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Yacolt’s embankment slide is pictured after being prepared for the Fourth of July and Yacolt’s Rendezvous Days on Saturday, July 1. Look for more Fourth of July coverage in next week’s edition of The Reflector.
Sign of Independence Day in Yacolt
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania County, greets Port of Ridgefield CEO Randy Mueller as she arrives for an outdoor port meeting at the Ridgefield waterfront on June 26.
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez visits Ridgefield
Buffeted by wind, U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez got a crash course on the Port of Ridgefield’s work on the city’s waterfront. The port set up a special meeting by the water on … more
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The North Country EMS replacement station located in Fargher Lake along state Route 503 is under construction on Wednesday, June 28.
County council approves $250,000 to complete Fargher Lake EMS station
A replacement station for North Country EMS on the west side of the agency’s coverage area has received another quarter-million dollars in funding. During its June 27 meeting, the Clark … more
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Paddlers leave the Ridgefield Marina at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 29. The weekly Ridgefield Dragon Boat Paddles occur every Thursday until Oct. 5.
City of Ridgefield offers weekly Dragon Boat Paddles
The City of Ridgefield has launched a new event for those who want to enjoy the water. The Dragon Boat Paddles are free to participate in and will take place from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on every … more
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Titan VanCoug and its eager onlookers gather in the engineering and science building at WSU Vancouver during a public viewing of the flower in bloom on Friday, June 30.
Titan VanCoug blooms again at WSU Vancouver
Titan VanCoug, the rare corpse flower housed on the campus of Washington State University Vancouver, bloomed again last week, but this time, the stinky corpse flower could be seen in four stages of … more
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The route leaders are pictured on their dirt bikes waiting for the Bigfoot 5K and 10K run to get underway on Saturday, July 1.
Yacolt’s Bigfoot Run continues to grow with over 300 participants on Saturday
Y acolt’s Rendezvous Days’ action-packed Saturday started with the 5K and 10K Bigfoot Run, which saw 336 participants take to the starting and finishing lines on East Yacolt Road early … 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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Clair Moss, best friend of Cienna Morrison and advanced jazz band member sings during the memorial ceremony in front of the Battle Ground High School band room on Wednesday, June 21.
Memorial honors Battle Ground jazz band drummer who died as parents work to raise awareness about mental health
Hundreds of people gathered outside of the Battle Ground High School band room on Wednesday, June 21, to remember and honor Cienna Morrison, a 17-year-old junior at the school, who died by suicide … more
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Matt Coffey, with RamblingRaven.com, captured the sunrise on the summer solstice as it transited Mount Mitchell in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
Sun sets at Mount Mitchell on summer solstice
Ashley King, with Clark Public Utilities, points out native wildflowers in the community solar project during a tour at the Pollinator Festival on Saturday, June 24
Clark Public Utilities hosts inaugural Pollinator Festival
Clark Public Utilities held its inaugural Pollinator Festival on Saturday, June 24, as eager people prepared to enjoy a day of festivities at the Clark Public Utilities Operations Center in Orchards. … more
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Attendees whip along a hang glider-oriented amusement ride at Woodland Planters Days on Saturday, June 17.
Photos: Thrills abound at Woodland Planters Days
The welcome to Woodland sign is pictured in this file photo.
Woodland mayor talks utilities, finances during town hall
“We have a really great group right now that are asking questions and try to drive the bus,” Finn said about the current council. Given Woodland’s form of government, the mayor … more
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Woodland Community Library employees pose for a photo during the groundbreaking of the new library on June 17.
Woodland library breaks ground on new location
The future of a new Woodland library became physical last week. During a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Woodland Community Library, dozens gathered to celebrate the turning of dirt on a … more
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Graduates throw their caps into the air during Battle Ground’s class of 2023 commencement ceremony at the district stadium on Friday, June 9.
Battle Ground High School sends off class of 2023
Around 5,000 packed the district stadium in Battle Ground to watch 350 seniors from the class of 2023 walk across the stage and mark the end of their K-12 journey on Friday, June 9. The weather … more
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A derelict barn and silo next to Caples Road in the Woodland Bottoms are surrounded by a vineyard on May 3.
Joint agreement between Woodland, Cowlitz County could restart planning in ‘The Bottoms’
An effort to plan ahead for development in the Woodland Bottoms has a chance of moving forward as the city of Woodland has a joint agreement with Cowlitz County in front of them. During its June … more
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