The Reflector

3 days ago | thereflector.com | Cade Barker

It was not Battle Ground High School alum Sadie Richmond-Huebner’s first calling for a career, but she fell in love with the journey through beauty school en route to becoming an associate stylist at 22 Changes Salon and Spa in Vancouver. She said the journey started without inspiration. Richmond-Huebner first wanted to find a career in American sign language and went to Western Oregon University.

3 days ago | thereflector.com | Cade Barker

The 31st annual Clark Public Utilities (CPU) Home and Garden Idea Fair, one of the region’s largest plant sales and home and garden shows, is returning on Saturday, April 26 and Sunday, April 27 at the Clark County Event Center at the Fairgrounds. More than 150 local businesses, vendors and service providers will exhibit the latest interior and exterior designs, appliances and upgrades, and home amenities for every lifestyle and budget, a press release by the utility states.

3 days ago | thereflector.com | Cade Barker

The La Center Wildcats soccer team finds themselves competitive with the top of the 1A Trico League teams after the first year of fielding a junior varsity team since 2019, said head coach Kyler Burris. Last week, on Wednesday, April 16, the Wildcats gained a win and experience for their younger players in an 8-0 victory against 2B league member Onalaska High School. They followed the win with a 3-0 loss over Fort Vancouver High School on Friday, April 18.

3 days ago | thereflector.com | Cade Barker

After dropping their first league series against Camas High School, the Battle Ground Tigers baseball squad is looking ahead in the competitive 4A Greater St. Helens League one game at a time. The Tigers’ series with the Papermakers began on Monday, April 14, when a seventh-inning comeback was squashed as they dropped game one 10-9. On Tuesday, April 15, Battle Ground evened out the series a game a piece with an 11-5 victory.

3 days ago | thereflector.com | Cade Barker

The Prairie Falcons softball squad fell short against the Kelso Lassies 3-2 on Tuesday, April 15 in a loss to zero earned runs to start 3A Greater St. Helens League play. The next day, the Falcons beat school district rival Battle Ground High School 6-2 to sweep their season matchups and outscore the Tigers 14-3 in two games. The Falcons followed up with an 18-6 win against La Center High School on Friday, April 18. Prairie’s Mackenzie Moore has been all that and then some for the Falcons.