Democratic U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez has condemned President Joe Biden’s decision to grant a full and unconditional pardon for his son, Hunter Biden. Read…
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Woodland man who killed woman when he crashed into first responders, good Samaritans on I-5 gets 12½ years
By The Citizen on December 3, 2024
A Woodland man was sentenced Tuesday to 12½ years in prison for a May drunken-driving crash that killed one person and injured another who had…
Roadwork will cause delays on Highway 503 near Battle Ground
By The Citizen on December 2, 2024
Roadwork will cause delays of up to 20 minutes north of Battle Ground on state Highway 503 at the roundabout near Rock Creek Road, according…
Clark County’s Top 10 employers have changed in the last decade but PeaceHealth remains No. 1
By The Citizen on December 2, 2024
Clark County has changed dramatically in the past decade. Nowhere is that more evident than on the Columbia River Economic Development Council’s list of organizations…
Clark County could lose preschool slots because of state budget cuts
By The Citizen on December 2, 2024
More than 10 percent of Washington’s children are at risk of losing out on preschool services with state-proposed budget cuts — and Clark County early-education…
Vancouver man identified as driver killed in crash in Portland on Nov. 20
By The Citizen on December 1, 2024
A driver killed in a single-vehicle accident in Portland on Nov. 20 has been identified as Cedric D. Willis, 42, of Vancouver, the Portland Police…
Driver killed in one-car crash on Lewisville Highway north of Battle Ground on Friday morning
By The Citizen on December 1, 2024
A driver was killed Friday when his car hit a tree while driving on Northeast Lewisville Highway north of Battle Ground, the Washington State Patrol…
Monumental questions: Washington historical society assesses monuments, starting with Vancouver’s ‘Firsts’
By The Citizen on November 30, 2024
Whose “civilization” is it, anyway? Read more… Source: The Columbian
Vancouver nonprofit iUrban Teen awarded more than $800K to boost manufacturing career pathways for youth
By The Citizen on November 30, 2024
iUrban Teen received more than $800,000 in funding to introduce more youth across Southwest Washington and Oregon to careers in the manufacturing field. Read more… …
Vancouver nonprofit opens waitlist for young people exiting foster care to rent ADUs
By The Citizen on November 30, 2024
A Vancouver housing nonprofit has opened a waitlist for people ages 18 to 24 exiting the foster care system to rent accessory dwelling units starting…