A Vancouver-based nonprofit recently received nearly 5,000 bras from a door-to-door recycling co-op in Seattle, despite initial worries that the onset of COVID-19 could hamper…
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PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center commends community for support
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center has received a major infusion of helpful resources since the coronavirus pandemic began. Hundreds of businesses and individuals have donated supplies,…
Weather Eye: Drizzly weather will soon give way to sunny skies
With all the clouds and spotty light rain or drizzle Wednesday, Vancouver never got out of the 50s for the high or the low temperature…
Letter from Columbian Publisher Ben Campbell: Goal, mission still the same
This week, I am honored to assume the role and responsibility as the fourth-generation publisher of The Columbian. This is a legacy that began in…
Clark County’s application for eased COVID restrictions should be ready within a week
Clark County could apply for an easing of state pandemic-related restrictions on county residents and businesses early next week, if not sooner. The timeline for…
Clark County up to 415 confirmed COVID-19 cases
Clark County Public Health confirmed three new COVID-19 cases, and no new deaths Wednesday morning. The county had six new cases Tuesday, and five new…
Washington State School for the Blind tests recipes for distance learning
Like many people, Kevin Danley is doing plenty of cooking during this pandemic. What’s different about Danley, however, is why he’s spending so much time…
Interim Clark County manager’s deal grows
Interim Clark County Manager Kathleen Otto could retain her position for at least another year. Her contract was extended through May 31, 2021, according to…
The Columbian names Ben Campbell as new publisher
Ben Campbell has been named publisher of The Columbian, continuing a 99-year tradition of Campbell family ownership of the newspaper into its fourth generation. The…
Clark County garden suppliers see green as sales shoot up
Local businesses see boom as gardening hobby takes root amid stay-home order If you’ve decided to pass the time in quarantine by building a new…







