A local developer plans to bring in 36 multifamily units, as well as a building that could be used for office or retail space, along…
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Former Nike executive named new CEO of Pendleton Woolen Mills
By The Citizen on June 25, 2025
Pendleton Woolen Mills has named former Nike executive Jennifer Ingraffea its next CEO. Read more… Source: The Columbian
11 residents graduate from Clark County’s unique internal medicine residency program
By The Citizen on June 24, 2025
After three years, 11 residents in the first cohort of Legacy Salmon Creek’s Internal Medicine Residency Program have graduated. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Once logging and fishing-dependent Cathlamet reinvents itself as a leisure and recreation-hub
By The Citizen on June 24, 2025
CATHLAMET — After the fall of both logging and commercial fishing in Wahkiakum County, Cathlamet has reinvented itself as a hub for monied retirees, outdoors…
‘It just brought life back into this section of the city’: Hilton Vancouver Washington celebrates 20 years
By The Citizen on June 20, 2025
Downtown Vancouver wasn’t always as up-and-coming as it is today. The Waterfront Vancouver was once an aging industrial area and Esther Short Park was described…
‘This contractor really needs to step it up’: Union members picket outside Rotschy headquarters, spotlighting safety issues
By The Citizen on June 18, 2025
Union members, accompanied by a giant inflatable rat and two inflatable pigs, lined the sidewalk near the Vancouver headquarters for construction company Rotschy Inc. on…
And Land Rover makes five: East Vancouver stretch of Mill Plain awash in car dealership plans
By The Citizen on June 18, 2025
East Vancouver’s budding auto dealership cluster is taking shape. Plans for another dealership — this time, Land Rover — were submitted to the city earlier…
Vancouver looks to exclude firms with safety violations from major projects as Rotschy’s record faces scrutiny
By The Citizen on June 17, 2025
Clark County cities, including Vancouver, are taking precautions to ensure safety on construction projects following another serious injury at the work site of a company…
Paper mills generate up to 3 times more greenhouse gases than previously reported, say researchers
By The Citizen on June 17, 2025
A new report from Environmental Integrity Project — a national watchdog group founded by Eric Schaffer, former director of the Environmental Protection Agency — claims…
C-Tran looks at increasing fares back to pre-2022 levels
By The Citizen on June 16, 2025
C-Tran officials are considering increasing bus fares. Read more… Source: The Columbian