Monday May 13 | The Columbian
Man pleads guilty in bank fraud case | May 13,
A former Ridgefield man pleaded guilty Monday in Portland to multiple crimes related to a September 2008 sham refinancing of an office building in Vancouver, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Monday May 13 | The Columbian
Leavitt, Guard, Onslow among those filing Monday morning | May 13,
Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt, Ridgefield Mayor Ron Onslow and Washougal Mayor Sean Guard were among those who showed up Monday morning at the Clark County Elections Office to file for re-election. The three mayors were joined at about 9 a.m. by Donald Stose, a Ridgefield city councilor, and Dean Bloemke, a commissioner for Clark County Fire District ... (more)
Columbia River northern pikeminnow bounty catches off to a good start
The harvest total from May 1-5 was 3,299 pikeminnow from 999 anglers for a catch average of 3.3 fish per angler with six tags recovered.
Creating a home base in Oregon - Thursday, 09 May 2013 08:00
Alyson Schumacher recalls riding out Hurricane Irene nearly two years ago, huddled in a bathtub with her son, daughter and the family dog.
Marconi Optimistic About 2013-14 Budget Vote
Ridgefield First Selectman Rudy Marconi said the proposed 2013-14 municipal budget that will go to referendum next week is "extremely modest" since it only increases town government spending by 0.68 percent and the school district by 1.97 percent.
Ridgefielders Just Back from Far East
How's this for an exotic twice-a-year, month-long trip: Thailand and Bali. That's where Pennyweights owners Geoff and Kelly Sigg just returned from on Friday-though the Ridgefield residents are there for more than a vacation break from their Elm Street business, Pennyweights, in New Canaan.
Great Dane Turns Heads on Ridgefield's Main Street
"Can I take a picture with your dog?" Ridgefielder Donna Coviello granted multiple requests for photos to locals walking on Main Street in Ridgefield Tuesday afternoon.
Battle Ground-based company uses nail-free method to create stunning structures | April 28
Suspended by heavy cable attached to a reach forklift's beefy hooks, a huge truss is gently lowered into place as a worker from Arrow Timber Framing hammers the tenon into a corresponding mortise in the support beam.
Saving early for college tuition | April 28,
Beth Cooper reads to Lila, 18 months, at their Salmon Creek home. Cooper and her husband, Thomas, are already saving for college for Lila and her 9-year-old brother, Jace.
Try This: Pick up paddle, join party | April 27,
The 21st annual Spring Paddle Festival offers a chance to explore Vancouver Lake by kayak and canoe, with more than 100 boats ready to try.
Vancouver to contract out ambulance service
Fire Chief Dennis Mason of Clark County Fire & Rescue worries about Vancouver seeking a separate ambulance service.
Brush fire in Ridgefield burns quarter acre, destroys shed | April 24,
A wind-driven brush fire about 5:00 p.m. Wednesday swept across a quarter-acre in Ridgefield, catching a shed on fire and ruining it.
Butterflies and Zebras Closing After 3 Years
After over three years of selling teen fashions in the heart of Ridgefield, Butterflies and Zebras will close its doors for good this weekend.
Ridgefielders Run in Leatherman's Loop, Dedicated to Boston
A poignant rendition of 'Amazing Grace' permeated the meadow at the Ward Pound Ridge reservation , just before the 9:15 a.m. start of the 27th annual Leatherman's Loop Sunday morning.