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The Cedar Creek Grist Mill in Woodland is pictured.
Historical Woodland mill still operational after 146 years
The Cedar Creek Grist Mill in Woodland has stood in place since 1876 and is still going strong today, with almost all the equipment and architecture being original. The mill has been preserved … more
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Battle Ground Deputy Mayor Cherish DesRochers speaks about the amenities located in a “shower pod” installed at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Vancouver.
Battle Ground deputy mayor works to help homeless
One elected member of north Clark County government is doing her part in a countywide effort to help those experiencing homelessness. On a relatively dry day in January, Battle Ground Deputy Mayor … more
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Hockinson School District Board Member Dave Olson visits a Hockinson Middle School computer science class.
Hockinson schools seek increased levy to maintain operations
Voters in the Hockinson School District will have the chance to weigh in on replacing the district’s local levy on Feb. 8, which if rejected, could prove “catastrophic” for its … more
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Here’s a rendition of the front of the planned elementary school in the Ridgefield School District if voters approve a $62.6 million construction bond in the Feb. 8 special election.
Ridgefield school leaders make case for $62.6 million bond
The Ridgefield School District has undertaken its fourth attempt to pass a construction bond which would build a new elementary school, as well as expand and improve the district’s high … more
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A hearse carrying the remains of U.S. Navy Quartermaster Second Class Daryle Artley delivers his remains to Park Hill Cemetery in Vancouver on Jan. 3.
Pearl Harbor vet from Woodland returns home
One of North Clark County’s servicemembers killed in action during the Pearl Harbor attack is finally back home after more than 80 years. On Jan. 3, a group of family members and … more
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Retired Col. Michael Burton conducts the Never to be Forgotten ceremony at Kiwanis Park in Battle Ground on Jan. 5.
Serviceman Jermiah Johnson honored on 15th anniversary of his death
Family and friends gathered under heavy rain for the 15th anniversary of the death of Army Cpl. Jermiah Johnson at Kiwanis Park in Battle Ground during a Never to be Forgotten ceremony. Johnson, … more
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Toby Schultz observes the wreckage of his home that burnt down at Royal Ridges Retreat in Battle Ground.
House at Battle Ground youth camp burns down on New Year’s Day
A fire destroyed a staff home at Royal Ridges Retreat, a Christian youth camp in Battle Ground, on Jan. 1. Charlotte and Toby Schultz, the couple who lived in the home, are devastated by the loss … more
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The Capital Building is seen Monday, January 8, 2018 in Olympia.
Lawmakers detail their legislative game plan for upcoming session
The 2022 Washington State Legislative Session is set to begin on Jan. 10. The 60-day “short” session will again be conducted with modifications related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Local … more
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Kiwanis Park in Battle Ground sits under a blanket of snow on Dec. 30.
North Clark County saw up to 12 inches in recent snow showers
Though it didn’t come in time for a white Christmas, Clark County experienced a series of snow-covered days last week. Beginning in the early morning … more
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Tukes Valley Middle School band teacher Alison Pierce directs student musicians on Nov. 5. Middle school band is one of a number of programs supported by Battle Ground Public Schools’ local levy.
2021: A year in review
The year of 2021 faced similar challenges as the previous year as Clark County continued to navigate its way through the COVID-19 pandemic. Throughout it all, The Reflector covered noteworthy … more
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A group of youth help at one of the drop off sites in Battle Ground for the annual Walk & Knock food drive on Dec. 4.
Walk & Knock brings in 104,000 pounds of food and over $90,000 in donations
This year’s Walk & Knock event, which was held in a “drive and drop” format, brought in more than 104,000 pounds of food donations and raised over $90,000. It was the second … more
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A crowd at the Battle Ground Community Center gathers for the senior center’s annual holiday luncheon on Dec. 13.
Battle Ground seniors return for luncheon to celebrate the holidays
The Battle Ground Senior Center relaunched its annual luncheon to celebrate the holidays on Dec. 13 at the Battle Ground Community Center. Over 100 people and their relatives showed up to the … more
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Cowlitz County Sheriff’s deputy Craig Murray consults with Josue Sanchez-Espinal on a scooter during Woodland’s annual Shop With a Cop event on Dec. 11.
Local kids shop with cops in Woodland
“This one might be too big for you. How tall are you?” That’s what Cowlitz County Sheriff’s deputy Craig Murray asked his charge, Josue Sanchez-Espinal, as they perused the … more
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Ron Steigman, Prairie Bar and Grill’s former owner, and Shawna Risner, the new owner, are pictured.
Long-renowned Prairie Bar and Grill changes owners
The Prairie Bar and Grill in Brush Prairie, which has been a local staple for the past 45 years, has new owners and a new name. Shawna and Dan Risner, the new owners, will reopen the bar at the … more
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Liz Cerveny, the executive director of North County Community Food Bank, and volunteer Ann Karr look over children’s books, which are included in some of the Christmas baskets the food bank will hand out.
Battle Ground food bank prepares for busy holiday season by providing Christmas dinner
The North County Community Food Bank in Battle Ground is doing what they can to provide families with a Christmas dinner. Executive Director Liz Cerveny said December is always the food … more
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Political activist Chris Rufo, left, addresses a crowd gathered in downtown Vancouver as part of a fundraising event for Congressional hopeful Joe Kent on Dec. 11.
Congressional candidate Kent hosts anti-CRT activist at event
The top fundraising challenger to U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler’s re-election spoke with an avowed crusader against critical race theory taught in schools, calling on those who are concerned … more
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The front display of Nest Vintage & Home Décor.
Battle Ground businesses enter storefront decorating contest
Battle Ground Festivals is hosting its first annual Holiday Window Wonderland storefront decorating contest this month to see which local business has the best holiday window decorations. The … more
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Officers from the Battle Ground Police Officers spent the morning of Dec. 4 helping 19 area kids shop for Christmas presents during the annual Shop with a Cop program.
Battle Ground’s Shop with a Cop program helps 19 kids
Battle Ground police officers accompanied 19 kids on Dec. 4 at the city’s Walmart to help them shop for gifts for their families and themselves. The participating kids were nominated for the … more
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Battle Ground Mayor Adrian Cortes speaks with Santa at his side during the city’s annual tree lighting ceremony on Dec. 3.
Battle Ground lights up for Christmas
Battle Ground celebrated the holidays on Friday as Santa Claus arrived at the city’s annual tree lighting ceremony on a fire engine and the city’s tree was ignited in festive … more
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Supporters of a “mini-initiative” petition intended to prevent enforcement of health mandates in Clark County stand together in front of the Clark County Public Service Center on Nov. 30.
Petition submitted to prevent COVID-19 mandates in Clark County
A petition intended to prevent mandates and restrictions in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Clark County is now in the hands of the Clark County auditor. On Nov. 30, about 11,500 signatures … more
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