The Building Industry Association of Clark County announced this week that it will receive a refund of more than $3.2 million from the state Department…
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Republican state legislators are calling for an emergency special session in Olympia next month to deal with the health and economic fallout of COVID-19. In…
There’s a fine art to writing in jumbo letters. Just ask Dan Wyatt, the owner of Vancouver’s independent Kiggins Theatre, or Jaynie Roberts, the founder…
The city of Vancouver is moving forward with a program that would allow coffee shops and restaurants to set up tables in the streets outside…
A Vancouver-based nonprofit recently received nearly 5,000 bras from a door-to-door recycling co-op in Seattle, despite initial worries that the onset of COVID-19 could hamper…
With all the clouds and spotty light rain or drizzle Wednesday, Vancouver never got out of the 50s for the high or the low temperature…
This week, I am honored to assume the role and responsibility as the fourth-generation publisher of The Columbian. This is a legacy that began in…
Clark County could apply for an easing of state pandemic-related restrictions on county residents and businesses early next week, if not sooner. The timeline for…