Author: Kathy Winters

A friend sent me this video - it's well worth watching. I never realized that batteries can start fires. https://www.youtube.com/kidsandcharacter Please take the time to watch it - […]

The January Ridgefield Business Association meeting is Wednesday, January 29th, at 5:30pm. Guest Speakers Lynn Cornelius, Trink Nernie Schurian and Gail Alexander will speak about the programs at the Plankhouse and […]

The River ‘S’ Unit of the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge will be temporarily closed to public use Monday and Tuesday, January 27th and 28th for geotechnical drilling along Refuge roadways. The […]

The Senior Grad Night party committee is sponsoring Clothes for the Cause on January 29. They are looking for clothes, textiles, and shoes in any condition. The items are weighed […]

Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene has set up a community children's clothes closet to distribute free clothing for those in need, from sizes newborn to size 16. You may call […]

You can help Friends of Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge earn donations just by shopping with your Fred Meyer Rewards Card!   Fred Meyer is donating $2.5 million per year to non-profits in […]

Admission at the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge's Carty and River S Units will be free in honor of Martin Luther King's birthday on Monday. Come out and enjoy a misty day […]

Confluence Vineyard and Winery will have music, homemade pasta, artisan bread and of course big reds this weekend at their Winter Wine Fest, starting at noon on Saturday the 18th. […]

The Pickled Heron Art Supply Store in downtown Ridgefield has reopened with a good supply of paints, papers, frames and all the art supplies you can imagine. Instructor Peggy Kopkie gives […]

Angie Martin, LMP, is very excited to bring her passion and skills to her favorite home town of Ridgefield.  She is recognized for her deep tissue massage, focus area work, […]