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- Sep 22, 2026
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Editorial: Our Role Is to Inform, Not to Tell You How to Vote - The Reflector (opens the original)
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In his 1963 book The Press and Foreign Policy, Bernard Cohen stated, “the press may not be successful much of the time in telling people what to think, but it is stunningly successful in telling its readers what to think about.” The Reflector embraces the principle behind that observation. We believe that our role is not to tell our community what to think, but to present you with the reporting, context, and perspectives to enrich your conversations and inform your decisions. In light of this pr
Interim City Manager contract tabled for time being; questions around City Manager’s termination still lingering - The Reflector (opens the original)
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During the Battle Ground City Council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 8, council members voted 3-1 to table the proposed Interim City Manager contract for Rob Ferrier, who currently serves as Battle Ground’s Deputy City Manager. Absent from the city council meeting were city councilors Troy McCoy, who is running for Clark County District 5 against Peter Silliman, and Shane Bowman. Both McCoy and Bowman have been outspoken over the council’s recent actions of voting to terminate city manager Kris Swans
Richardson family turns to faith, grace following Trent’s death - The Reflector (opens the original)
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When facing grief and tragedy, our society frequently defaults to anger and finding fault in others. Yet for Corey and Kelly Richardson, the tragedy of losing their son Trent has provided a renewed perspective on the preciousness of life and the power of grace. Corey and Kelly say their understanding of the circumstances surrounding their son’s death is that it was a tragic accident involving his friend, James Gill — and they want the greater Battle Ground community to extend grace to Gill and h
The Tale of Two Cities: Battle Ground City Manager Kris Swanson terminated after Deja Vu 4-3 City Council vote of termination - The Reflector (opens the original)
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Another late night Battle Ground City Council meeting ended on Wednesday, Aug. 5 with a 4-3 city council vote to terminate without cause the contract of City Manager Kris Swanson. The firing comes after a pair of letters from city personnel were sent to Battle Ground Mayor Eric Overholser following a June 2026 internal investigation against Swanson. Swanson began her time with the city of Battle Ground in April of 2024 when she was appointed as the Interim City Manager. Swanson’s transition to B
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