A judge set bail at $300,000 for a Vancouver man accused of stabbing a man Wednesday afternoon near the McDonald’s on Andresen Road just south…
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Deputies investigating sex crime allegations against Cowlitz tribal police interim chief who died by suicide
By The Citizen on May 1, 2025
Clark County sheriff’s deputies are investigating sex crime allegations against the former interim chief of the Cowlitz Tribal Public Safety Department who reportedly died by…
Washington’s spirits and craft beer industries at loggerheads over proposal to revamp alcohol taxes
By The Citizen on May 1, 2025
Washington’s spirits and beer distributors are up in arms over an effort to rethink how the state taxes alcohol. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Weather Eye: Enjoy summerlike weather today, pleasant weekend
By The Citizen on May 1, 2025
April finally squeezed in a final burst of April showers early Tuesday bringing 0.13 of an inch of moisture in the rain gauge in Vancouver.…
Habit Burger & Grill opens in Vancouver
By The Citizen on April 30, 2025
Vancouver is now home to one more fast food restaurant. Habit Burger & Grill opened to the public Wednesday. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Online rumors about downtown Vancouver shooting are false; police were training
By The Citizen on April 30, 2025
Vancouver police refuted online claims Wednesday afternoon spreading misinformation about a mass casualty incident and a police shooting in downtown Vancouver, saying officers were instead…
Harless seeks reelection to Vancouver City Council
By The Citizen on April 30, 2025
Vancouver City Councilor Kim Harless is seeking reelection, the Vancouver native announced Wednesday. Read more… Source: The Columbian
The fences are down around the Esther Short park bell tower but the work isn’t quite done
By The Citizen on April 30, 2025
Vancouver city officials are hopeful they’ll be able to open the Esther Short Park water feature in time for summer after crews have completed the…
It’s not just federal workers who have seen a softening job market in Clark County
By The Citizen on April 30, 2025
As signs point to Clark County’s job market softening, the county’s latest employment data shows federal employment to be the same as it was in…
Students, parents, teachers ask Camas schools to save music programs from cuts
By The Citizen on April 29, 2025
CAMAS — Those worried about proposed cuts to middle and high school music programs packed the Camas school board’s meeting room Monday evening. Read more… …