Clark County may soon see longer and more frequent power outages, as the Bonneville Power Administration and region’s Army Corps of Engineers lose hundreds of…
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Experts split on what’s to come for Clark County’s economy
By The Citizen on February 21, 2025
A panel of economists was split Thursday afternoon over their optimism for Clark County in the coming years. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Vancouver man suspected of attempted murder held on $1.5 million bail
By The Citizen on February 21, 2025
A Vancouver man is facing an allegation of attempted murder after police say he intentionally crashed his car into the motorcycle his son was riding,…
Battle Ground Public Schools opens 2025-26 kindergarten enrollment
By The Citizen on February 21, 2025
Enrollment for kindergarten for the fall is open on Battle Ground Public Schools’ website. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Livestream: Futurespective The Columbian’s 2025 Economic Forecast
By The Citizen on February 20, 2025
In its 39th year, the Economic Forecast features keynote speaker Matthew Gardner, founder of Gardner Economics, followed by a panel discussion among regional economists on…
Former Vancouver city councilor Bill Turlay, remembered for fiscal responsibility, has died
By The Citizen on February 20, 2025
Bill Turlay, a former Vancouver city councilor who prided himself on helping reduce the city’s debt by more than $100 million, died Feb. 7 from…
Former Vancouver police officer sentenced to community service for lying about experience on search warrant affidavits
By The Citizen on February 20, 2025
A former Vancouver police officer was sentenced Wednesday to 80 hours of community service for lying about his police experience on search warrant affidavits. Read…
Clark College reinstates coach after internal investigation clears him of misconduct toward female athletes
By The Citizen on February 19, 2025
Clark College reinstated a coach earlier placed on leave for alleged inappropriate behavior with female athletes. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Book banning debate overtakes FVRLibraries’ Tuesday board meeting
By The Citizen on February 19, 2025
Even though it wasn’t on the agenda, a debate about banning LGBTQ+ books consumed much of FVRLibraries’ board of trustees meeting on Tuesday. Read more… …
Former JCPenney building in east Vancouver will be a trampoline park
By The Citizen on February 19, 2025
It’s official. The former east Vancouver JCPenney building is set to become a 104,544-square-foot, mega adventure park. Read more… Source: The Columbian