Now that the holidays are over, it’s time to start cleaning up from the festivities. Clark County Green Neighbors reminds residents that many items cannot…
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Port of Vancouver’s new Terminal 1 dock just one of many projects in progress at area ports
By The Citizen on January 1, 2025
Ports across Southwest Washington are working on major development projects. From waterfront developments to marine terminals to public markets, ideas are flowing. Read more… Source:…
Emergency pavement repair set for Highway 14 West Camas Slough Bridge
By The Citizen on December 31, 2024
Washington State Department of Transportation maintenance crews will begin emergency pavement repairs Tuesday on state Highway 14 West Camas Slough Bridge to address damaged pavement.…
Clark County’s flu positivity rate at 27 percent and growing, with flu season just starting
By The Citizen on December 31, 2024
The holiday season may be winding down, but flu cases are on the rise. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Clark County’s 40th annual Walk & Knock final count reports more than 250,000 pounds of donations
By The Citizen on December 31, 2024
After a final count of barrel donations, Clark County’s 40th annual Walk & Knock food drive collected more than 250,000 pounds of food and toiletries.…
Expensive gear stolen from Skamania search and rescue as team searched for two Oregon men later found dead
By The Citizen on December 30, 2024
Skamania County’s search and rescue team was hit by thieves over the weekend, just as the team was ending its search for two Oregon men…
A staple in Uptown Village, Main Street Trader, will close shop in late January
By The Citizen on December 30, 2024
After 43 years in Vancouver’s Uptown Village, a family-owned all-wood furniture store is closing Jan. 26. Read more… Source: The Columbian
After a year, Vancouver’s Kiggins Village Safe Stay shelter can point to its successes
By The Citizen on December 28, 2024
Last December, Joey Gagnier told an outreach worker that he was tired of living his life the way it was going. He wanted better for…
Sexual misconduct case against Hudson’s Bay High School teacher dropped due to statute of limitations expiring
By The Citizen on December 28, 2024
Citing the statute of limitations, prosecutors Thursday dropped the sexual misconduct case against a Hudson’s Bay High School English teacher who was accused of having…
Fast-food worker the most common job in the Vancouver-Portland area
By The Citizen on December 27, 2024
Have you noticed just how many people are employed in retail and fast food as you’re out shopping and eating over the holidays? Read more… …