For the last year, drivers in Vancouver’s Burnt Bridge Creek neighborhood have had to detour around road closures along Southeast First Street between Southeast 177th…
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350 young vendors ready for Saturday at annual Junior Market in Esther Short Park
By The Citizen on June 4, 2025
Hundreds of kids will descend on Esther Short Park on Saturday to put their entrepreneurial skills to work at this year’s Junior Market. Read more… …
Rotschy employee suffers traumatic injuries when excavator bucket falls on him
By The Citizen on June 3, 2025
A man working in a trench suffered traumatic injuries Tuesday morning when an excavator bucket fell on him near Lewis River and Insel roads in…
In-N-Out isn’t the only chain driving Clark County’s fast-food fever
By The Citizen on June 3, 2025
Steve Mathis’ wife recently asked him how often he’ll eat at Ridgefield’s highly anticipated In-N-Out restaurant once it opens. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Repair work planned for August on natural gas pipeline north of Camas
By The Citizen on June 2, 2025
Repair work will likely begin this summer on a section of the Northwest Pipeline just north of Camas. Read more… Source: The Columbian
PeaceHealth cuts 1 percent of its 16,000 employees, freezes hiring through 2025
By The Citizen on May 29, 2025
Vancouver nonprofit health system PeaceHealth cut 1 percent of its 16,000 employees and is implementing a partial hiring freeze through 2025, executives said in a…
Despite appearances, work continues on The Ledges at Palisades on Vancouver-Camas border
By The Citizen on May 29, 2025
The Ledges at Palisades sits atop a cliff on the border of Camas and Vancouver in what used to be Fisher’s Quarry. Read more… Source:…
‘We are already suffering’: Clark County businesses worried with WA gas tax increase coming July 1
By The Citizen on May 22, 2025
Clark County motorists will pay more at the pump now that Gov. Bob Ferguson signed into law a 6 cent-per-gallon gas tax increase Tuesday afternoon.…
La Center working to make ‘dream’ downtown a reality
By The Citizen on May 21, 2025
LA CENTER — It’s been more than a year since La Center city officials announced a major downtown redevelopment plan. While it may look like…
Over protests, Vancouver City Council OKs downtown parking changes
By The Citizen on May 20, 2025
The Vancouver City Council approved some downtown parking changes Monday, including eliminating free weekend parking and paving the way for higher rates, over the protests…