Development at Terminal 1 is one step closer to completion with the opening of the Terminal 1 corporate center, which was unveiled last week. Read…
Posts published in “Business”
Traffic nightmares around the Clark County amphitheater have been playing the same tune for 21 years
By The Citizen on September 28, 2024
Twenty-one years ago, a new amphitheater alongside the Clark County Fairgrounds opened its doors. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Square Care Medical & Pharmacy, Clark County’s last independent pharmacy, may close its doors in December
By The Citizen on September 26, 2024
The last independent, locally owned pharmacy in Clark County may close in December. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Workers, visitors grouse about long lines, high costs at The Waterfront Vancouver parking garage
By The Citizen on September 26, 2024
The surface parking lots at The Waterfront Vancouver closed with the opening of the new parking garage. And waterfront workers and fans are not happy.…
East Vancouver subdivision taking shape at Section 30’s former gravel mine
By The Citizen on September 24, 2024
Passersby will likely notice construction has begun on the north end of Section 30, a square mile in east Vancouver that city officials envision evolving…
Kalama hotel to be demolished this fall; port plans development to build out downtown business district
By The Citizen on September 23, 2024
Once home to Elvis for just one night, a Kalama motel is now slated to be demolished after falling into disrepair more recently. Read more… …
Clark County could see home prices go up as more buyers tempted by lower mortgage rates, experts say
By The Citizen on September 21, 2024
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time in four years on Wednesday, with an unexpectedly significant reduction of 0.5 percent. Read more… …
“Give us the dollars to do the work, and we will do the work”: Clark County nonprofits balance transparency with trust
By The Citizen on September 21, 2024
Paul Burgess at times feels like he’s chasing his tail. When he became executive director of Fourth Plain Forward in 2022, he was the only…
Drax fined for starting on Longview biomass fuel plant without proper permits
By The Citizen on September 20, 2024
Global energy giant Drax Group was fined $34,000 in June for starting construction on a $250 million biomass fuel plant in Longview before securing the…
Class-action suit alleges Vancouver’s ZoomInfo misled investors, executives ‘dumped’ stocks
By The Citizen on September 17, 2024
Investors are suing Vancouver software and data company ZoomInfo and two of its executives, alleging the company misled investors and violated securities laws. Read more… …