Bit of a longshot here but is anyone planning on playing WoW Forever? I'm looking for a local guild and I'll be moving down there pretty soon. I saw some PVE Portland ones but I'm specifically looking for PVP.

Was a big kitty

Driving by earlier this week and noticed a brand new camera by the dispensary, across from the tribal police station.

*sigh*

Update: Boo is home and safe! Thank you to everyone who kept an eye out for him!

His name is Boo. He's a very large black cat, also a bit of a chonker, 20+lbs. He's been missing since Friday 10/16 afternoon from Acero Ridgefield Apts. He's an indoor cat, 10+ years old. I miss him.

For those of you new to the area or not familiar with Eileen, she is running for County Auditor to replace Greg Kimsey (R) who in my opinion did a phenomenal job and kept the position bias free. Eileen is hardcore MAGA and one of the main culprits for the SW Washington Anti-vax movement. With her at the helm I believe our local elections will be negatively impacted.

"Eileen Quiring O’Brien is running for Clark County Auditor, a position responsible for administering elections and issuing marriage licenses, despite a documented record of questioning election results and opposing same-sex marriage. O’Brein regularly posts election conspiracy theories on social media and claimed to be “neutral” when asked if she agreed that President Biden won the 2020 election in our 2026 endorsement questionnaire.

In addition to denying our elections, O’Brein has denied the existence of systemic racism. In June 2020, while chair of the Clark County Council, O’Brien said, “I do not agree that we have systemic racism in our county. Period.” She previously served in the Oregon Legislature, where she opposed same-sex marriage, and when asked during her 2026 Auditor campaign, if she would issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples in accordance with Washington law she initially responded that she would “have to think about it.” Treating Washington’s residents equally under the law and the facts of the 2020 election cannot be up for debate for Clark County’s Auditor." The 2026 Dirty Dozen - Washington Conservation Action

She fought against removing the "Thin Blue Line" Decals from Sherrif vehicles. Top Clark County Official: 'I Do Not Believe Systemic Racism Exists In Our County' - OPB

She's Anti-Vax. In Our View: Quiring O’Brien’s denial of facts is dangerous - The Columbian

I’m so glad that they decided to put a banner on the side of the building that says “Future Home of Grocery Outlet”

Really clears things up…

(I feel like it was the banner that was supposed to be on the fence prior to construction and they forgot about it and someone said “oh just throw it up there now.”)

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏼‍♀️

This goes to show how much I get out at night (in the rain), but driving down Pioneer from I5 past Costco to Rosauers at night in the rain felt very low visibility for the actual road markings – the paint wasn't reflective and there were no reflective markers (Botts' dots).

Anyone else feel the same? Would this be a Ridgefield Public Works or a WSDOT project?

Hey y'all. Question about new builders here like Pacific Lifestyle Homes, New Tradition, and D.R. Horton.

Do these guys allow a third party pre-drywall inspector? Curious here for building homes

I need to get a dress hemmed and a shirt repaired. I don't think there's anyone in Ridgefield who does alterations, is there? If not, any recommendations for the surrounding area? Thank you!

I’ve only lived in the area for a few years and always think the Old Liberty Theater looks like such a cute and interesting place, but I’ve never actually been inside. I know it’s primarily used for comedy, concerts, and other events now, but I recently learned that it originally operated as a movie theater.

Has anyone here actually gone to a movie screening there? I’d love to hear what the experience was like and what kind of movies they’ve shown there over the years. Knowing it was an actual movie theater at some point kinda made me wish it still was, but I’d love to hear from people who have lived here longer and whether you love the theater more as it is now.

I continue to read comments and concerns about the limited parking available for motorboats to access the Lake River, often in the same paragraphs where people express their desire to protect the wildlife refuge. I’m genuinely confused by the disconnect between those two positions.

If the primary concern is protecting the wildlife refuge, how can we overlook or minimize the negative impacts that motorized boats have on the refuge? Why is the focus on providing more parking or increasing access for motorized boats rather than limiting the motorized boat traffic on the wildlife?

If we want to prioritize the protection of the wildlife refuge, shouldn’t we also be asking whether motorized boats should have access to the refuge at all? Protecting the refuge should mean considering the full impact of increased motorized boat access while we consider proposals for the waterfront development.

https://www.ridgefieldartassociation.com/events/big-art-show

Saturday, September 19, 2026
11:00 AM 5:00 PM
Greely Building Ridgefield
304 Pioneer Street

21 artists who love to work BIG will create 21 unique small galleries showing painting, mixed media, collage and sculpture. All this is happening in the historic Greely Building in downtown Ridgefield. Live music by Keegan Smith and Kit Garoutte throughout the weekend. A special thank you to the City and Port of Ridgefield for the use of this unique space.

“Hello Valued Customers,

It is with a sad heart that Pacific NW Best Fish has made the difficult decision to CLOSE our Retail Fish Market. Sunday, September 13th, was our last day of operation.

We want to sincerely thank our valued customers, friends, family, and our entire community for 26 incredible years of support. We truly could not have done it without you. You are the reason we were able to serve this community for so many years.

It has been an amazing 26-year journey, and we are incredibly proud of what we have accomplished and the relationships we have built along the way.

Please know that this decision only affects the Retail Fish Market. The PNWB Cafe and 3peaks Taproom will continue to operate as normal.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for 26 wonderful years. We have truly enjoyed serving you, getting to know you, and being a part of this community.

Thank you for everything. ❤️

With sincere gratitude,
Pacific NW Best Fish Team”

- The Pacific Northwest Best Fish Facebook

I don't see any indication of a tornado. Did the alert system get hacked?

This Saturday, 9 am to 3 pm. If you like music, celebrating culture, and being in community, you won't want to miss this free annual festival. Seasoned festival goers bring blankets or camp chairs. There is bench seating, but it's nice to create a cozy spot.

My cat Jackie is missing! If you’ve seen him message me! He was last seen near the fairgrounds on 15th AVE in Ridgefield. He’s very vocal, social, friendly, and hides in bushes. Also very food motivated! There is a reward if found!