The Vancouver City Council approved some downtown parking changes Monday, including eliminating free weekend parking and paving the way for higher rates, over the protests…
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Will Vancouver voters decide to elect city councilors by district?
By The Citizen on May 20, 2025
Vancouver voters will likely choose whether they want to split into four districts this November, a conflicted city council decided Monday. Read more… Source: The…
Joe Kent pushed analyst to ‘rethink’ report on Venezuelan deportations, says N.Y. Times
By The Citizen on May 20, 2025
Joe Kent, a Yacolt Republican turned White House operative, pushed a since-fired senior analyst to “rethink” a report that went against the White House’s justification…
Those living in west Vancouver’s decade-old ‘Share camp’ say they have nowhere else to go
By The Citizen on May 20, 2025
Eleven-year-old Raina Troupe is used to winding through tents to get to her school bus stop along Jefferson Street in downtown Vancouver. Her family’s little…
Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive collects 82,000 pounds of food in its 33rd year
By The Citizen on May 20, 2025
Letter carriers and volunteers collected about 82,000 pounds of food for the 33rd annual Clark County Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive on May 10. Read…
Four ceremonies in Clark County will mark Memorial Day
By The Citizen on May 20, 2025
Four Memorial Day ceremonies on Monday in Clark County will honor members of all branches of the military who have given their lives in service…
Former Vancouver man to serve 11 years for child sex trafficking
By The Citizen on May 19, 2025
A former Vancouver man was sentenced Monday to 11 years in federal prison in a child sex trafficking case. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Crane’s arrival marks turning point in construction on Washougal waterfront’s Hyas Point development
By The Citizen on May 19, 2025
Construction on the Hyas Point mixed-use development on the Washougal waterfront hit a public milestone last week with the May 13 arrival of a tower…
Single mom of twins fighting breast cancer gets a new fence and deck at her Clark County home
By The Citizen on May 19, 2025
When Kayla Susick was diagnosed with breast cancer in April 2024, her focus wasn’t on the deteriorating deck or unsafe fence that surrounded her Clark…
Stapleton Road and 54th Avenue ramps close as work resumes on pedestrian bridge over Highway 500
By The Citizen on May 19, 2025
Construction of a pedestrian bridge across state Highway 500 resumed earlier this month now that warmer weather has arrived. Read more… Source: The Columbian