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Rebranded Paul’s expected to reopen in Vancouver this month after renovations
By The Citizen on May 2, 2025
Fans of Vancouver’s iconic west-side diner won’t have to wait much longer to slide back into its booths. Paul’s Restaurant in Uptown Village is expected…
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
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 official: Vancouver is a Bee City
By The Citizen on April 28, 2025
Vancouver is officially a Bee City. In recognition of the importance of native bees, the Vancouver City Council unanimously adopted a resolution April 7 designating…
‘I knew if I was going to win, it had to be as myself’: Miss Clark County 2025 dedicates platform to mental health advocacy
By The Citizen on April 23, 2025
Sandra Fachiol, a self-professed nerd and childhood tomboy, never saw herself as the pageant type. Read more… Source: The Columbian
What’s open in Clark County on Easter? Many retailers closed but grocery stores operate normal hours
By The Citizen on April 16, 2025
Many small businesses and some larger retailers will be closed Sunday for Easter, although most area grocery stores will remain open. Read more… Source: The…
Shake Shack is open for business in east Vancouver
By The Citizen on April 16, 2025
New York-based fast-food restaurant Shake Shack opened its Vancouver doors this morning in Fisher’s Landing. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Clark County coffee drinkers likely to see higher prices as tariffs and drought take a toll
By The Citizen on April 16, 2025
A cup of Joe costs more than it used to. And with federal tariffs in place on coffee exporting countries, that price will likely get…
Vancouver Farmers Market’s summer season kicks off with new vendors and market favorites
By The Citizen on April 4, 2025
New vendors are joining many old standbys at the popular downtown Vancouver Farmers Market for its spring-summer season, which kicks off Saturday. Read more… Source:…