From the Port of Vancouver to Main Street, tariffs’ impacts are beginning to ripple through the community. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Posts published in “Business”
‘We all want to go home at the end of the day’: Clark County is 4th in Washington for work zone crashes
By The Citizen on April 17, 2025
It took less than 90 seconds for Bethany Blankenship’s life to change. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Washington wants 35% of new vehicles to be electric by 2026; the state and Clark County have a way to go
By The Citizen on April 17, 2025
As enthusiastic as electric car owners are about their vehicles, Washington still has a long way to go to meet its requirement that 35 percent…
What’s open in Clark County on Easter? Many retailers closed but grocery stores operate normal hours
By The Citizen on April 16, 2025
Many small businesses and some larger retailers will be closed Sunday for Easter, although most area grocery stores will remain open. Read more… Source: The…
Shake Shack is open for business in east Vancouver
By The Citizen on April 16, 2025
New York-based fast-food restaurant Shake Shack opened its Vancouver doors this morning in Fisher’s Landing. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Clark County coffee drinkers likely to see higher prices as tariffs and drought take a toll
By The Citizen on April 16, 2025
A cup of Joe costs more than it used to. And with federal tariffs in place on coffee exporting countries, that price will likely get…
Vancouver family files wrongful death lawsuit against Legacy Salmon Creek
By The Citizen on April 14, 2025
A Vancouver woman’s lawsuit against Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center alleges medical negligence at the hospital led to her husband’s death. Read more… Source: The…
Six cruise ships to set sail on Columbia River this year
By The Citizen on April 12, 2025
Southwest Washington’s waterfront walkers will likely see ships sailing the Columbia River as the region’s cruise season kicks off for the year. Read more… Source:…
Washougal wants state to certify city as ‘creative district’
By The Citizen on April 12, 2025
A group of Washougal residents are hoping the Washington State Arts Commission will soon name their city a certified “creative district.” Read more… Source: The…
Southwest Washington senior citizens can apply for $80 benefit cards to use at farmers markets, farm stores
By The Citizen on April 11, 2025
The Area Agency on Aging & Disabilities of Southwest Washington is offering eligible seniors a limited number of $80 benefit cards to use at participating…