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PG: 8 – RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT

Meet Your Neighbors:
The Smedley Family

For Brett and Breanna Smedley, Clark County, has always been home and their roots run deep in Southwest Washington.
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PG: 16 – COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT

The Parade Is Back

America just marked 250 years of independence, and to celebrate, two Felida residents brought back the long-running July 4th Kids Parade and Picnic at Felida Community Park.
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PG: 19 – AROUND TOWN

Felida Cars and Coffee

What began as a small neighborhood gathering has grown into a favorite local tradition for car enthusiasts and coffee lovers alike.
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PG: 12 – BUSINESS NETWORK

Great Food Comes Together at Farrar’s Bistro

Greet Business Networking gathered once again this month at Farrar’s Bistro in Felida, a neighborhood favorite that has become known for much more than exceptional food.
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PG: 22 – PRECIOUS PETS

Life Is Better with Murphy: The Housely Family’s Beloved Terrier

Toby, Logan, and their 17-year-old son, Tanner, share their home with a West Highland Terrier named Murphy, who is almost two years old.
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PG: 26 – ATHLETE OF THE MONTH

Sophie Smith Team Spirit On And Off The Mat

Senior Sophie Smith is a dedicated student leader whose passion for teamwork extends far beyond the sidelines, As co-captain of Skyview Varsity Cheer.
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More Ways to Enjoy GREET FELIDA

“Our Felida community is grateful to have Greet Felida, a publication that celebrates the families, neighbors, and businesses that make our community so special. Adding a digital edition alongside the cherished print magazine will help connect even more people to the stories, people, and places that make Felida home.”

— Community Leader, John Stubbs, President, Felida Community Neighborhood Association & Second Vice-President, Salmon Creek Lions Club

“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

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.

Interactive Page-Flipping Experience

Turn pages with a click or swipe while preserving the beautiful layout and design of every issue. And click on links to social channels and websites to learn more right from the flipbook!

Zoom-in Clarity

Take a closer look at every photograph, headline, and feature with crisp, easy-to-read zoom functionality.

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Pause mid-read and pick right back up whenever it’s convenient—from virtually any device.

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