RIDGEFIELD — What ever happened to the YMCA recreation center planned for Ridgefield? That’s the question many residents in the north end of Clark County have been asking for the past few years.
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Source: The Columbian
Opening has been delayed, but Ridgefield YMCA rec center is moving forward
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