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EIGHT years of celebrating the people, businesses, and stories that make Ridgefield extraordinary—now just one click away.

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PG: 14 – RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT

Meet Your Neighbors:
The Ertas Family

Memet and Jennifer Ertas’s love story spans continents and cultures, and today it’s rooted in the family, craftsmanship, and community they’ve built together in Ridgefield.
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PG: 22 – AROUND TOWN

A Front Row Seat to Ridgefield’s 4th of July Tradition

As this year’s Grand Marshals, Chris Bideman and his wife Maureen traded the sidelines for the front of the parade, capturing Ridgefield’s largest 4th of July crowd yet.
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PG: 30 – LOCAL HEROES

The Ridgefield Boosters

Amy Draper and the Ridgefield Boosters spend their time behind the scenes, quietly fueling the school spirit and opportunities that define Ridgefield High.
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PG: 36 – BEHIND THE BUSINESS

Finding the Courage to Be Yourself — Blue Leaf Mental Wellness

From a five-year-old’s simple answer to “what do you want to be,” Tara May built Blue Leaf Mental Wellness on the belief that healing means becoming who you truly are.
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PG: 12 – BEHIND THE BUSINESS

Roots, Growth and a Fresh Surprise — Pioneer Feed & Pet.

After 30 years serving the community, Mike and Cathi Agard are moving Pioneer Feed & Pet to a bigger new home, with more room, more selection, and the same small-town heart.
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PG: 20 – Community Event

Dozer Days

The Nutter Family Foundation marks 20 years of community impact as Dozer Day returns to Clark County, giving families a hands-on look at careers in the skilled trades.
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The Best of Print—Enhanced Digitally

There’s still nothing quite like holding your monthly community news magazine in your hands. The digital edition was never designed to replace that experience—it was created to complement it.

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More Ways to Enjoy GREET Ridgefield

“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

“Having both print and digital has been wonderful. Our customers mention seeing us in the magazine and now can share the digital issue with their friends.”

— 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