The forgery and identity theft trial for Vancouver defense attorney Josephine Townsend concluded Thursday with attorneys asking a Lewis County judge to decide who’s lying…
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ZoomInfo moves into new headquarters on Vancouver waterfront
By The Citizen on July 17, 2025
Software company ZoomInfo moved into its new offices leased at the Port of Vancouver’s Terminal 1 earlier this week, cementing its commitment to the city.…
Clark County receives $1.8 million to boost clean water efforts
By The Citizen on July 17, 2025
Clark County announced last week it was awarded about $1.8 million in clean water grant funds from the state Department of Ecology. About $1.25 million…
‘Kids can feel more empowered’: Children learn survival skills at Gardner School’s Into the Wild Camp
By The Citizen on July 17, 2025
Clark County kids learned Tuesday that tin foil, a clear plastic bag and a cardboard box are all it takes to create a solar oven…
What’s your grind?: Nonprofit focuses on skateboarding to help Clark County youth find direction
By The Citizen on July 17, 2025
On a recent afternoon tinged by the honeyed summer sun, skateboards clattered as kids carved through a timeworn skate bowl in central Vancouver. Nearby, Steven…
Parts of Interstate 5 south lanes in Vancouver close this weekend
By The Citizen on July 17, 2025
The Washington State Department of Transportation will close portions of southbound Interstate 5 in Vancouver this weekend, according to a news release from the agency.…
‘Clerk should be independent and directly accountable to the voters’: Clerk Scott Weber weighs in as Clark County Council debates changing position to appointment
By The Citizen on July 17, 2025
Clark County’s clerk argued during a county council meeting Wednesday that the person in his position should continue to be elected by voters rather than…
Falling power line knocked out electricity to 10,000 Clark County households
By The Citizen on July 16, 2025
Almost 10,000 Clark Public Utilities customers in the Salmon Creek area north of Vancouver lost power about 3 p.m. Wednesday. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Camas treats Lacamas Lake with aluminum sulfate to fight toxic algae blooms
By The Citizen on July 16, 2025
Lacamas Lake is getting a new weapon in the fight against toxic algae blooms. Crews from the city of Camas spent the early part of…
Vancouver continues work to make curbs compliant with Americans with Disabilities Act
By The Citizen on July 16, 2025
Each summer since 2015, the city of Vancouver has been steadily working to upgrade curb ramps to ease travel for people who use wheelchairs, walkers…