Officials are warning people to celebrate this Fourth of July holiday safely as an excessive heat warning that begins Thursday could bring record-breaking temperatures to…
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Poll shows Perez and Kent ‘effectively tied’ in race for 3rd Congressional District
By The Citizen on July 2, 2024
In the race for Washington’s 3rd Congressional District, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, and Republican challenger Joe Kent of Yacolt are “effectively tied.” Read more… …
Clark County will be under an excessive heat watch starting Thursday, says NWS Portland
By The Citizen on July 1, 2024
Clark County, Southwest Washington much of the Interstate 5 corridor in Oregon will be under an excessive heat watch starting Thursday afternoon, according to the…
Is the American dream of owning a home dead in Clark County? For some, it is
By The Citizen on June 29, 2024
Susan Parrish positions a cluster of violet petunias in a planter, before placing them next to a sunbed she found on Facebook Marketplace. Her new…
From the Newsroom: Bad news for newspapers
By The Citizen on June 29, 2024
Pacific Northwest newspapers have seen a steady erosion in advertising and print circulation for more than 15 years now, but this year has been especially…
Washougal schools announce second round of budget cuts totaling $1M
By The Citizen on June 29, 2024
WASHOUGAL — The Washougal School District has implemented a second round of reductions to address its looming budget shortfall. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Light at end of the tunnel: Vancouver’s Northwest Pipe Co. expresses optimism about 2024
By The Citizen on June 28, 2024
As interest rates slowed down the economy, Vancouver’s Northwest Pipe Co. took a hit. But its leadership says business is looking up. Read more… Source:…
Pressure on Clark County renters continues to rise
By The Citizen on June 28, 2024
Clark County residents must make $38 an hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment — a $5 jump from last year. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Three vie to fill 17th Legislative District seat being vacated by Rep. Paul Harris
By The Citizen on June 28, 2024
In the 17th Legislative District, Rep. Paul Harris is running to succeed Sen. Lynda Wilson, a fellow Republican who is retiring. Read more… Source: The…
Surprise – it’s $4,178 more: Couple struggle with unexpected hospital bill, hope for more transparency from systems
By The Citizen on June 27, 2024
Couple struggles with unexpected hospital bill, hopes for more transparency from systems on costs Read more… Source: The Columbian