A Vancouver man was sentenced Wednesday to about 9½ years in prison for an August 2023 shooting outside of a central Vancouver bar that killed…
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Vancouver school board votes to restrict cellphone use among students
By The Citizen on June 4, 2025
The Vancouver school board on Tuesday unanimously approved a districtwide policy to restrict students’ cellphone use at school. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Washougal proposes allowing beer and wine in parks, Reflection Plaza and Towncenter during special events
By The Citizen on June 4, 2025
The city of Washougal is proposing a code change to allow beer and wine in city parks, during special events. Read more… Source: The Columbian
The end is in sight for construction on First Street in east Vancouver
By The Citizen on June 4, 2025
For the last year, drivers in Vancouver’s Burnt Bridge Creek neighborhood have had to detour around road closures along Southeast First Street between Southeast 177th…
350 young vendors ready for Saturday at annual Junior Market in Esther Short Park
By The Citizen on June 4, 2025
Hundreds of kids will descend on Esther Short Park on Saturday to put their entrepreneurial skills to work at this year’s Junior Market. Read more… …
Rotschy employee suffers traumatic injuries when excavator bucket falls on him
By The Citizen on June 3, 2025
A man working in a trench suffered traumatic injuries Tuesday morning when an excavator bucket fell on him near Lewis River and Insel roads in…
Two people found dead in Battle Ground home; a third is in critical condition
By The Citizen on June 3, 2025
Two people were found dead Tuesday morning in a home with a third person in critical condition, according to a statement from the city of…
Vancouver City Council looks at requiring landlords to license rentals
By The Citizen on June 3, 2025
Vancouver city staff say they’re in the dark about the condition and location of rental housing in the city. Their proposed solution — requiring landlords…
Rep. Perez taps into common frustration: Too-bright headlights
By The Citizen on June 3, 2025
During a time of extreme partisanship, U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez wants to work on a problem that seems to unite most Americans in disdain:…
In-N-Out isn’t the only chain driving Clark County’s fast-food fever
By The Citizen on June 3, 2025
Steve Mathis’ wife recently asked him how often he’ll eat at Ridgefield’s highly anticipated In-N-Out restaurant once it opens. Read more… Source: The Columbian