CAMAS — A plan to assess the state of Camas’ sports fields is back on the table months after the city council derailed a Parks…
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Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, U.S. Agriculture deputy secretary tour United Grain Export Terminal
By The Citizen on February 9, 2024
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez stood on top of the largest grain elevator on the West Coast, which is also the tallest structure in Vancouver,…
Clark Public Utilities’ Jan. 28 Race for Warmth collected over $70,000
By The Citizen on February 9, 2024
Clark Public Utilities’ annual Race for Warmth, a 5K and 10K walk and run, raised more than $70,000 to go to the utility’s Operation Warm…
Orchards, Hazel Dell LA Fitness pools closed by Public Health last year
By The Citizen on February 9, 2024
A representative from Clark County Public Health said Thursday that the department issued pool closures at the county’s two LA Fitness locations last year due…
Department of Natural Resources purchases Kalama fire station to serve as storage space for equipment, engines
By The Citizen on February 8, 2024
The Washington State Board of Natural Resources approved the purchase of a 1.03-acre site 5 miles east of Kalama as a base for fighting wildfires…
Rebound Orthopedics & Neurosurgery’s customer systems down; health care provider won’t confirm if data breach occurred
By The Citizen on February 8, 2024
Rebound Orthopedics & Neurosurgery would not confirm reports it had been hit by a cyberattack over the weekend, but all external computer systems have been…
Washington and Oregon buck trend of rising gas prices across U.S.
By The Citizen on February 7, 2024
While gas prices are on the rise in most parts of the country, Vancouver residents are paying slightly less at the pump than last month.…
Battle Ground City Council approves downtown zoning change that affects automotive businesses
By The Citizen on February 7, 2024
With little discussion, the Battle Ground City Council on Monday unanimously approved a zoning change that will affect automotive businesses in the downtown commercial district.…
Vancouver waterfront apartment building will get $3.11M tax break over eight years
By The Citizen on February 6, 2024
The Vancouver City Council awarded a tax exemption that boosts the city’s affordable housing fund to a seven-story apartment building planned for the waterfront. Read…
Vancouver woman among advocates who urge lawmakers to support House Bill 1450 to expand insurance coverage for biomarker testing for cancer patients
By The Citizen on February 6, 2024
Cancer patients, survivors and their families from the American Cancer Society’s Cancer Action Network traveled to Olympia on Monday morning to urge lawmakers to endorse…