WASHOUGAL — Washougal Mayor David Stuebe envisions the city of Washougal’s new fire and police station as a “command and operations” center that will allow…
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3rd District candidate Leslie Lewallen opens office in Camas
By The Citizen on March 2, 2024
CAMAS — Supporters gathered Friday afternoon to help Leslie Lewallen decorate her campaign’s new offices in downtown Camas. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Black poet, author raises her voice at WSU Vancouver workshop and slam
By The Citizen on March 1, 2024
Poet and author Jae Nichelle doesn’t just write her words down on a page. She transforms them into a performance. Read more… Source: The Columbian
18-year-old sentenced to 7 years in shooting near Mountain View High School
By The Citizen on March 1, 2024
An 18-year-old Vancouver man was sentenced to more than seven years in a juvenile detention facility for shooting at two other teens in May outside…
Vancouver woman facing charges in car and dog theft, leading police on chase, says Cowlitz sheriff
By The Citizen on March 1, 2024
LONGVIEW — A Vancouver woman is facing charges after allegedly stealing a vehicle with a dog in the back seat and leading police on a…
Barrett Business Services Inc. of Vancouver reports revenue increase
By The Citizen on February 29, 2024
Sales have stabilized for Barrett Business Services Inc., increasing its revenue in 2023, the Vancouver-based company stated in its latest financial earnings report Wednesday. Read…
Tooth Fairy gives Sarah J. Anderson Elementary students a reason to smile
By The Citizen on February 29, 2024
When kids lose a tooth, they leave it under their pillow and hope the Tooth Fairy pays them a visit during the night. Or at…
Facing nearly $20 million budget deficit, Evergreen Public Schools may cut 140 positions
By The Citizen on February 29, 2024
Evergreen Public Schools leaders are proposing cutting 140 positions across the district to meet nearly $20 million in budget reductions for the 2024-2025 school year.…
Eight homeless people have died in Vancouver since mid-December, city hopes emergency declaration will speed response
By The Citizen on February 28, 2024
Every eight days between mid-December and late January, a person experiencing homelessness in Vancouver died. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Evidence submitted to Washington State Patrol Crime Lab from Brush Prairie site where Clark County sheriff’s deputies fatally shot man
By The Citizen on February 28, 2024
Investigators said Tuesday they have submitted evidence to the Washington State Patrol Crime Lab they seized from the Brush Prairie property where Clark County sheriff’s…