Maritime safety isn’t something most people thought much about before a massive cargo ship smashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Md., and…
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White Salmon Mayor Marla Keethler to run for state Senate seat
By The Citizen on April 26, 2024
Marla Keethler, mayor of White Salmon and a career sports producer, announced her candidacy for state Senate in Washington’s newly redrawn 17th Legislative District on…
City man seeks county position: Wil Fuentes will run for District 3 seat held by Bowerman
By The Citizen on April 25, 2024
Vancouver resident Wil Fuentes announced Tuesday he will run for the Clark County Council District 3 seat in the upcoming 2024 general election. The seat…
78th Street Heritage Farm plan strives for sustainability
By The Citizen on April 25, 2024
Clark County’s agricultural gem, the 78th Street Heritage Farm, could operate more like an agriculturally focused community park in the future. Read more… Source: The…
Habitat for Humanity completes 2 more homes in Johnson Village in east Vancouver
By The Citizen on April 25, 2024
When Karla Alvarado Martinez moved to Vancouver in 2018, she didn’t think homeownership was possible. Six years later, she was handed the keys to her…
3rd Congressional District candidate Leslie Lewallen shares vision at meeting hosted by Republican group
By The Citizen on April 24, 2024
Fellow Republicans asked 3rd Congressional District candidate Leslie Lewallen pointed questions about her record and candidacy Monday night. Read more… Source: The Columbian
In-N-Out proposes second Clark County location in east Vancouver
By The Citizen on April 24, 2024
California fast-food chain In-N-Out has proposed a second restaurant in Clark County — this one at 13511 S.E. Third Way in east Vancouver, according to…
Vancouver approves joining state’s opioid settlement; city to get nearly $1M in deal with Johnson & Johnson
By The Citizen on April 24, 2024
On Monday, the Vancouver City Council signed off on joining an opioid settlement between the state of Washington and Johnson & Johnson over the pharmaceutical…
Longtime Evergreen educator Scott Munro rehabilitating after brain injury
By The Citizen on April 23, 2024
Every school has a few names and faces it wouldn’t be the same without: the cool teacher, the favorite substitute or the principal who’s been…
With help of Kiggins Village Safe Stay staff in Vancouver, former soldier who had lived in truck heads to complex for veterans
By The Citizen on April 23, 2024
James Turner popped open the hood of his red Ford truck and checked the engine. Soon, he will hop in his truck — which used…