This week Vancouver awarded $92,100 for creative arts and heritage programs to boost the cultural landscape of the city over the next year. Read more… …
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Working in Clark County: Stephanie Whitchurch, Discover Balance
By The Citizen on August 28, 2023
In the hustle and bustle of modern-day life, it’s easy for one to quickly become stressed out and overwhelmed. Feeling strung out for too long…
After decades without trains running, rail development worries Clark County neighbors
By The Citizen on August 21, 2023
BATTLE GROUND — Life in the Whispering Poplars mobile home park is fairly quiet for resident Karen Colwell. Yes, there’s noise from the traffic along…
Vancouver-based Absci partners with Caltech on HIV vaccine research
By The Citizen on August 11, 2023
Vancouver’s resident AI-powered drug generation company Absci announced Thursday that it’s formed a partnership with the California Institute of Technology to discover affordable HIV therapeutic…
Battle Ground OKs eight-year multifamily tax break for West Main Commons project
By The Citizen on August 9, 2023
Battle Ground’s city council on Monday begrudgingly approved an eight-year multifamily tax break for Deacon Development, the company behind the West Main Commons project west…
‘Climate Curious’ group to discuss climate work at Port of Camas-Washougal
By The Citizen on August 9, 2023
Portland-based networking group Climate Curious is calling for sustainability savants, environmental entrepreneurs and anyone interested in learning about local climate efforts to join them for…
Working in Clark County: Jay Sanchez & Penny Clay, The Heights Antiques and Violet’s Closet
By The Citizen on August 7, 2023
Life comes at you fast in the modern internet age. Trends come and go in the blink of an eye, and by the time you’ve…
Washougal Airbnb host honored as state’s most hospitable
By The Citizen on August 5, 2023
A Washougal resident has been named the most hospitable Airbnb host in Washington. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Street requirement could make ‘missing middle’ development in Walnut Grove smaller, more expensive
By The Citizen on August 2, 2023
A Hazel Dell-based developer wants to build 14 cottage houses in the Walnut Grove area of Clark County, but the county may require a public…
Clark College gets $1M in federal funding to develop Center for Clean Energy
By The Citizen on August 2, 2023
Clark College announced Monday it has received $1 million in federal funding to develop a Center for Clean Energy. Read more… Source: The Columbian