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PG: 10 – RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT

Meet Your Neighbors:
The Hansen Family

Joshua and Gabrielle Hansen have built a Ridgefield life centered on community, faith, adventure and meaningful connections, from local favorites to a shared goal of visiting every U.S. National Park.
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PG: 12 – AROUND TOWN

Art That Slows You Down

Ridgefield native Olivia Bonebrake brings art into the street with a colorful downtown mural designed to beautify the community while encouraging drivers to slow down.
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PG: 18 – LOCAL HEROES

Four Honored With Lions’ Highest Award

Four Ridgefield community members were honored with the Melvin Jones Fellow Award for exceptional service, including work supporting hunger relief, vision programs and families throughout the region.
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PG: 36 – ATHLETE OF THE MONTH

Guarding the Goal, Chasing Championships

Ridgefield High School senior Opal Ruddy has grown into one of the area’s top goalkeepers, bringing years of experience, determination and a love of competition into her final high school season.
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PG: 44 – RIDGEFIELD CRITTERS

Ridgefield’s Most Walked Dog

Meet Jackie Daniels, the Ridgefield pug who loves Abrams Park, pup cups at Seasons Coffee and enough neighborhood walks to earn a reputation as possibly the most-walked dog in town.
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PG: 54 – YOUNG ACHIEVERS

Pacific FC Hurricanes: A Championship Built on Trust

Six Ridgefield athletes helped the Pacific FC Hurricanes Girls U16 team capture a national championship, but the players say friendship, trust and years of growing together are what make the team special.
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“For my son who is away at West Point, I send him a package every week and always love to put a little something from home in the package. And he loves it, along with all his friends on base. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for being our hometown spirit.”

— Longtime Ridgefield Resident, Dawn Bell

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— Local Business Partner, Hailey Smedley, Eight Cow Creamery

“GREET has become part of how our community stays connected. Making it available digitally simply multiplies that connection.”

— Community Leader, Meghan Hamilton, Ridgefield City Councilmember & YWCA Clark County & Community Partnerships Officer