The Battle Ground High School equestrian team will kick off its season with an informational barbecue kickoff to meet coaches, teammates and to register for the season. The Jessica Merkowsky,

With seven road games this season, the Battle Ground Tigers are destined to travel roughly 1,148 miles, and head coach Mike Woodward has compared his squad to a group of road warriors this year.

With a simplified defense, key returning players and a hunger to outperform expectations, the Prairie High School Falcons are poised to make a significant impact in their league this year. At ...

The young Hockinson Hawk football squad will return with valuable experience gained after last season, which head coach Clint LeCount hopes will lead his team to greater success. Like most 2A ...

Glen Flanagan is no stranger to the athletics scene at Woodland High School nor the football team. After 28 seasons as the defensive coordinator, he now steps into the role of head coach for the ...

Despite the challenges of replacing key graduates and integrating new faces, Spudders head coach Scott Rice sees great potential in their new team leadership. Ridgefield will see a mix of ...

After making the playoffs last year with just four seniors, this season's Wildcats feature a more seasoned lineup, including nine seniors, most of whom have varsity football experience. ...

Editor, The other night, at about 9, I heard a loud explosion and then two other explosions. Somebody didn’t realize that the 4th of July was two months ago. It’s not my intent to

Editor, Well, bless the First Amendment, which gives letter writer Barbara Dixon the right to spew her opinions about Kamala Harris’ platform (Aug. 28 Letters to the Editor), no matter how

Editor, The August primaries are over, and we are honored that Joe Kent is the Republican winner. Nobly, Leslie Lewallen immediately stepped up to honor Joe’s win by endorsing him. We are

“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” We have all heard this. But the truth we all know is that this is just plain false. The fact is words hurt.

Although it has been 100 years since an incident near Mount St. Helens dubbed the “Ape Canyon attack,” when miners from Kelso were purportedly bombarded by rocks thrown at their small

Ridgefield’s annual Oktoberfest is set to bring vendors, music and beer from noon to 10 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, at Abrams Park. This year, the Ridgefield Main Street team has passed the torch

With their drive and passion for fishing and community, Woodland residents Robert and Jen Day are putting the “unlimited” into a new venture, Anglers Unlimited in downtown Woodland.

The Battle Ground Young Life youth outreach organization recently took 19 teens to a camp, but the organization hopes to gain more volunteers to accommodate and empower more teens in a year’s

Due to the continued spread of pertussis, also known as whooping cough, Clark County Public Health is urging residents to learn the symptoms of the illness and seek preventative vaccinations.

The Port of Woodland last week announced its acquisition of the Columbia Riverfront RV Park in Woodland for approximately $6.5 million. The nine-acre RV park, which has operated for decades, is

Christopher Aparicio, 17, of Woodland, died Aug. 26. Arrangements are under the care of Northwood Park Funeral Home & Cemetery, 360-574-4252. Valerio Bossy, 57, of Battle Ground, died Aug.

Clark County Public Health issued a warning advisory at Lacamas Lake due to elevated levels of cyanotoxins from harmful algae after taking water samples on Monday, Aug. 26. The tests revealed