As Richard Burrows prepared to begin a tour through hundreds of years of Vancouver history, he paused as a large commercial plane flew overhead. “This…
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Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Battle Ground, declined through a spokeswoman to comment on the ongoing impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump as hearings moved from…
Artists usually have longevity in mind when they’re making beautiful things. They want their creations to last. Vancouver artist Erin Dengerink’s target is brevity. What…
A Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputy was injured early Sunday after he put his patrol vehicle into the path of a wrong-way driver who was…
CHELATCHIE PRAIRIE — Dangling from a web of heavy chains, the 2,000-gallon water tank looked like a gargantuan horseshoe — the biggest good-luck charm you’ve…
In September, Vancouver-based residential development company Ginn Group was honored as the Large Business of the Year by the Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce —…
Let’s face it, Saturday was a gloomy day. Light rain at times, low clouds, cool temperatures: plain yucky. We deserve better, don’t you think? It’s…
A new rule requiring more able-bodied food assistance recipients to work could affect eligibility for more than 75,407 Washington residents. “Government can be a powerful…
Melting glaciers. Rising seas. Devastating storms. Wildfires. Children are well aware of the unfolding climate crisis — and they’re anxious about it. Given that climate…
A line of one dozen shopping carts, filled with donated food, tripled over the course of an hour outside Chuck’s Produce in Sherwood on Saturday…