BATTLE GROUND — After a tumultuous end to her career in Longview, Kris Swanson was sworn in as Battle Ground’s city manager Monday night after serving five months as interim.
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Source: The Columbian
Development, jobs, traffic on the mind of Battle Ground’s new city manager Kris Swanson
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