Composter Recycler Clark County will soon host free events to teach residents about the best methods to compost and recycle their materials. Composting Field Training — CASEE Center: 10-

As vehicles and technology age out of service, the City of Battle Ground’s Replacement and Renewal (R&R) Program tackles rising replacement costs while promoting the reuse of its assets.

The Humane Society of Southwest Washington (HSSW) hopes its latest acquisition will help serve more animals in the region. HSSW announced last week it is expanding from Clark County into Cowlitz

The Ridgefield Spudders gained the lead twice in regular time courtesy of Marlee Buffham’s two goals but needed big kicks and a massive save to earn the 5-4 win determined by penalty kicks

Former President and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will host a telephone town hall for congressional candidate Joe Kent Tuesday evening. The call, scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m.,

Skyview Storm 43, Battle Ground Tigers 0 Prairie Falcons 63, Shelton Highclimbers 16 Woodland Beavers 49, Mark Morris Monarchs 21 Hockinson Hawks 50, Hudson’s Bay Eagles 30

The Battle Ground, Prairie and Ridgefield boys and the Hockinson and Prairie girls cross country teams all claimed titles at Lewisville Park last week, wrapping up their regular seasons with strong

The Battle Ground Tigers returned to District Stadium Friday, Oct. 25, after a number of road games only to fall to the Skyview Storm, 43-0, in the Tigers’ second and final home game of the

State lawmakers will make another push to end daylight savings time when the Legislature reconvenes in January. On Sunday, state Sen. Jeff Wilson, R-Longview, announced he would introduce

As the 17th Legislative District race intensifies, one candidate stands out for his experience, leadership and dedication to the community: David Stuebe. A retired Marine Corps colonel and current

Editor, I wholeheartedly endorse Sherry Erickson for PUD commissioner. I have known Sherry and worked closely with her for many years. She is an intelligent, dedicated individual who brings

Editor, America’s next presidential election is upon us, where our vote will determine if we live in a Democratic republic or a fascist dictatorship. The World Bank announced that the

Editor, Brad Benton’s approach to tolls and fiscal responsibility: It was estimated in the previous Columbia River Crossing (CRC that roughly 35,000 vehicles will divert to the free

Editor, “I will never vote for a tax increase, under any circumstances, period! The government doesn’t need more tax revenue; it needs to better manage the money they already collect

Editor, I recently cited a poll created by Northwest Progressive Institute and wondered whether one might trust a “progressive” poll. A representative of the institute responded,

Editor, Adrian Cortes has never publicly apologized for his misuse of homeowner association (HOA) funds. His excuse? Bad advice. The truth is Battle Ground City Councilman Cortes knew better and

Washington’s 18th Legislative District brings Clark County two newcomers to the open race. The stark contrast between John Ley and John Zingale offer 18th District voters very different

Editor, The contrast between the two candidates for the Third Congressional District could not be more drastic. Marie Perez has proven over the last two years that she is an independent voice

The CT Publishing Editorial Board enthusiastically endorses Peter Abbarno for re-election to represent Washington’s 20th Legislative District. As an experienced legislator with deep ties to the

As election season approaches, it is important to highlight leaders who have demonstrated a strong commitment to the values and well being of their constituents. Rep. Stephanie McClintock is one such