The release of a draft supplemental environmental impact statement, a critical milestone for the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program, has been delayed from this spring to…
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Vancouver-based Albina Asphalt fined $27K for improper waste disposal
By The Citizen on April 5, 2024
Vancouver-based asphalt manufacturer and distributor Albina Asphalt was fined $27,000 Thursday by the Washington Department of Ecology for not properly managing dangerous waste, including liquid…
Republican Sen. Ann Rivers will not seek another term in state Senate
By The Citizen on April 5, 2024
Republican State Sen. Ann Rivers announced Friday she will not seek re-election to the state Senate. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Home2Suites by Hilton extended stay hotel in the works for east Vancouver
By The Citizen on April 4, 2024
As plans continue to further develop The Landing at Vancouver, a Home2Suites by Hilton extended stay hotel has been proposed off Southeast Olympia Drive, just…
Camp Bonneville concerns may delay contract between Clark County, FBI
By The Citizen on April 4, 2024
New and old concerns about the FBI’s continued use of a shooting range at Camp Bonneville could delay contract negotiations between the federal agency and…
New Clark College campus at Boschma Farms designed for advanced manufacturing, renewable energy programs
By The Citizen on April 4, 2024
RIDGEFIELD — Just five months ago, Clark College’s new satellite campus at Boschma Farms in Ridgefield was little more than a skeleton of steel beams.…
Birds of prey: Raptor cam livestreams ospreys return to Port of Ridgefield
By The Citizen on April 3, 2024
After six months in South America, two Ospreys have returned to Ridgefield to nest, rest and lay eggs — and the Port of Ridgefield is…
Scoring over adversity: King’s Way Christian soccer player Luke Gomes says coping with hearing loss deepens his resolve – and his faith
By The Citizen on April 3, 2024
From a young age, Luke Gomes and his family were cautioned by doctors that playing a sport like soccer could be risky. Read more… Source:…
Battle Ground council rejects partnership to almost double amount of affordable housing in the city
By The Citizen on April 3, 2024
The Battle Ground City Council has voted 4-3 against allowing Vancouver Housing Authority to work with a private developer to create a project that would…
Gates Foundation promotes Southwest Washington education with $3.3M in grant funds
By The Citizen on April 2, 2024
Two Clark County colleges and a school district have been awarded a combined $3.3 million in grant funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation…