As Monique McKenzie surveyed the aftermath of a SWAT team’s search of her trailer and shed, she wore fabric over her nose and mouth to…
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After drag queen story hour controversy, FVRLibraries instituted background checks for presenters
By The Citizen on June 14, 2025
More than six years have passed since FVRLibraries last hosted a drag queen story hour. Opponents of the events asked the library to agree to…
From the Newsroom: Protest coverage delicate balancing act
By The Citizen on June 14, 2025
Our approach to covering local protests continues to evolve as their frequency increases and their targets shift. Let me shed more light on what we’re…
‘We just want it all to be peaceful’: Officials and activists prepare for ‘No Kings’ protests in Vancouver
By The Citizen on June 13, 2025
Protesters and authorities in Vancouver are getting ready for what could turn into a volatile political weekend. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Vancouver students upset to learn National History Day might be history
By The Citizen on June 13, 2025
Vancouver students say they’re disheartened to hear that National History Day will no longer receive federal funding. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity will move into former Hi-School Marketplace thanks to donation
By The Citizen on June 13, 2025
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity will move into a new home of its own this fall. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Camas’ beloved Little Bronze Girl statue recovered at boat ramp
By The Citizen on June 13, 2025
The Little Bronze Girl, a 3-foot-tall metal statue of a child reading a book, has been a beloved part of downtown Camas since being installed…
Gas prices dip while costs for meat and eggs climb in Clark County this summer
By The Citizen on June 13, 2025
Summer prices will likely be a mixed bag this season. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Trump pulls out of $1 billion Biden-brokered Columbia River salmon restoration plan
By The Citizen on June 13, 2025
The Trump administration on Thursday pulled out of a $1 billion Biden-era plan to restore salmon and steelhead populations in the Columbia River Basin more…
Arts supporters worry that renovations at city building will hinder Vancouver’s creative community
By The Citizen on June 12, 2025
The Vancouver Arts Hub is energizing the local scene, supporters say, but they worry that the city’s plans to renovate the building will stall the…