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Battle Ground and Prairie high schools are each sending a bowler to the state tournament following districts at Hazel Dell Lanes on Friday, Jan. 27.
Battle Ground High School sophomore …
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Cade Barker / For The Reflector
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1/30/23
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For the second time this season, the Battle Ground boys dominated the Prairie Falcons during a 91-63 victory on Friday, Jan. 27.
From the opening tipoff at Battle Ground, the Tigers could …
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Cade Barker / For The Reflector
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1/30/23
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Daughters of Pioneers meeting: Bring your own lunch for optional social time at 12:30 p.m., meeting starts at 1 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 2. The Daughters of the Pioneers of Washington Chapter No. 19 …
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1/30/23
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One Woodland equestrian team member and 2023 graduate of the district’s alternative school has embraced her time volunteering at a horse therapy clinic as a way to help those with disabilities.
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The Reflector
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1/30/23
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The last few years have not proven the most advantageous times for new car buyers. According to the Consumer Price Index Summary from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, buyers paid 12.2% …
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Metro Creative Circle
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1/30/23
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Doug Dahl, the Target Zero manager with the Washington Traffic Safety Commission, answers popular travel-related questions.
Q: What is the enforcement protocol for aftermarket lights …
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Clark County Sheriff John Horch has sworn in Cari Arnsparger as the first chaplain for the sheriff’s office.
On Jan. 4, Arnsparger was sworn in with an honorary commission, a release from …
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The Reflector
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1/27/23
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Battle Ground Public Schools is seeking applicants to fill a soon-to-be vacant position on the district’s board of directors after board member Rob Henrikson announced his resignation last …
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The Reflector
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1/27/23
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A Portland man has been sentenced to more than three years in prison after a jury found him guilty of killing his girlfriend’s dog.
On Jan. 23, Yuri Keitser, 37, received a 41-month …
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Rick Bannan / rick@thereflector.com
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1/27/23
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Clark County’s recent case rate of COVID-19 is back on the decline in the latest data after two weeks of increases.
Clark County Public Health’s Jan. 25 report included 43.3 COVID-19 …
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The Reflector
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1/27/23
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People who change their names to hide from their abusers should be afforded more privacy.
That, at least, is the conclusion Maia Xiao came to after a transgender friend committed suicide after …
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Reneé Diaz / Washington State Journal
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1/26/23
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Insurance policies that cover abortion would be required to cover the entire cost of the procedure under provisions of a bill now being debated in the state Legislature.
“This bill is …
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Alexandria Osborne / Washington State Journal
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1/26/23
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Clark County’s Composter Recycler program will host a free series to train a new cohort of volunteers.
The seven-week series starts on Feb. 1.
“The training will prepare …
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The Reflector
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1/26/23
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The General Federation of Women’s Clubs of Battle Ground will award one scholarship this year to a woman who plans to attend an institute of higher learning in Washington state.
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1/23/23
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The land around the Hantwick Trail by Moulton Falls has been secured for recreational use, as the Washington State Board of Natural Resources approved measures which placed the state-owned property …
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Rick Bannan / rick@thereflector.com
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1/23/23
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The Woodland City Council held its first vote on a change that would allow more residents to take advantage of a discount on water and sewer utility rates.
During its Jan. 17 meeting, the …
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Rick Bannan / rick@thereflector.com
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1/23/23
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The Clark County Council has officially backed a project to rehabilitate habitat along the East Fork Lewis River as they asked lawmakers in Olympia to earmark funding the project needs in order to …
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Rick Bannan / rick@thereflector.com
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1/23/23
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Battle Ground Mayor Philip Johnson publicly apologized after he made comments about a local religiously-affiliated organization that ran one of a number of fireworks stands prior to New Year’s …
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The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission announced in a news release last week it is looking for 305 park aides for seasonal positions starting in April and ending in September.
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The Reflector
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1/23/23
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OLYMPIA — Washington students may soon have another option in high school — a state-run apprenticeship program in a number of different fields.
As the Legislature looks to tackle …
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Laurel Demkovich / The Spokesman-Review
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1/23/23
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