Author: Kathy Winters

Do all the good you can, By all the means you can, In all the ways you can, In all the places you can, At all the times you can, To all the people you […]

Joyce Haines at NW Garlic in Ridgefield has heirloom certified canning tomatoes for $2 a pound, and she’ll give 10% of all sales to the library building fund. Email nwgarlic@gmail.com […]

Rick Browne, publisher and editor of Ridgefield Living Magazine is looking for the best Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge pictures and invites submissions of images of both scenery and wildlife for […]

Barb Blystone at the Mercantile in is having a FLASH SALE tonight between 4 and 6pm, and she’ll donate 20% of all sales to the library building fund. Let’s see how […]

The League of Women Voters of Clark County has invited candidates running for Clark County Council Chair, Clark County Councilor District #2 and Battle Ground School Board positions to speak […]

A little history you might not know about the 4th of July celebration: Historians have long disputed whether Congress actually signed the Declaration of Independence on July 4, even though Thomas […]

The Sportsman's Restaurant and Lounge in Ridgefield is celebrating the Fourth of July with the hometown tradition of a breakfast buffet as well as a BBQ buffet.  The breakfast buffet […]

Sarah Scott took this photo of the flags flying along Pioneer Street today in honor of Flag Day. The American Legion sponsors the program to buy flags for our downtown […]

Rick Browne is looking for a few writers to help put together Ridgefield Living magazine, which will debut in August. He’d like to find people who love to write but have […]

Darby Lehner and Charissa Parnell celebrated the opening of their new Pearl Salon and Boutique with a ribbon cutting on Monday, sponsored by the Ridgefield Business Association. Mayor Ron Onslow […]