More than one in 10 Clark County residents are using food stamps to help weather economic uncertainty during the novel coronavirus pandemic. At the end…
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A food processing company in Vancouver’s Fruit Valley neighborhood has become the center of one of the Portland metro area’s largest cluster of COVID-19 cases…
Hospital staff at Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center went outside Friday morning to look up at fast-moving members of the Oregon Air National Guard as…
Memorial Day calls for citizens to come together and remember the soldiers who died in defense of their country. But physically coming together is discouraged…
Sidnie Boadwine’s story starts with a strike and ends with a pandemic. The 18-year-old Battle Ground High School senior has had a front-row seat to…
Clark County is expecting to lose between $5 million and $13 million in general-fund revenue as a result of the novel coronavirus pandemic. When Washington’s…
Republican state legislators are calling for an emergency special session in Olympia next month to deal with the health and economic fallout of COVID-19. In…
There’s a fine art to writing in jumbo letters. Just ask Dan Wyatt, the owner of Vancouver’s independent Kiggins Theatre, or Jaynie Roberts, the founder…
The city of Vancouver is moving forward with a program that would allow coffee shops and restaurants to set up tables in the streets outside…