Clark County will have to decide how — or whether — to fund ongoing efforts to improve water quality and reduce toxic algae at Vancouver…
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Heading east? Aioli’s Cafe in Washougal offers breakfast bowls and sandwiches for people on the go
By The Citizen on August 1, 2025
When Kara Hendrie moved her catering business, Miere Catering, to downtown Washougal in 2023, she didn’t anticipate interest from passersby. Read more… Source: The Columbian
‘Give me my money back’: Washougal man, city at odds over cemetery plot
By The Citizen on August 1, 2025
A family’s trio of cemetery plots is at the center of one man’s fight with the city of Washougal. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Suspect in Portland stabbing is brother of teen shot by Vancouver police in 2019
By The Citizen on July 31, 2025
The Battle Ground man accused of fatally stabbing his former girlfriend Saturday at a southeast Portland home is the older brother of a teen fatally…
After delays, Madrona Recovery will open in former Daybreak Youth Services building in September
By The Citizen on July 31, 2025
The doors to the long-planned 54-bed recovery and mental health center at the former Daybreak Youth Services building in Brush Prairie will finally open in…
Woman’s death in two-alarm apartment fire ruled accidental
By The Citizen on July 31, 2025
The Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office has determined that the death of a Vancouver woman killed in a May 2 apartment fire was an accident.…
NW Furniture Bank breaks ground on new building in southeast Vancouver
By The Citizen on July 30, 2025
A nonprofit that provides low-income families with donated furniture and housewares broke ground Tuesday on a new building that will triple the capacity of its…
Saturday memorial to honor 59 Clark County troops who died in Vietnam War
By The Citizen on July 30, 2025
A Saturday memorial will honor 59 troops from Clark County who lost their lives in the Vietnam War, which ended 50 years ago with the…
New I-5 Bridge clears another funding hurdle in two separate votes
By The Citizen on July 30, 2025
The Interstate 5 Bridge Replacement Program cleared another bureaucratic funding hurdle Thursday when Metro, Portland’s regional governing body, voted to spend $1.9 billion in funding…
Clark County cities grapple with e-bike, electric motorcycle riders as some flout state laws
By The Citizen on July 30, 2025
CAMAS — With more people turning to electric bicycles and electric-powered motorcycles for a convenient, environmentally friendly and often more cost-effective mode of transportation, local…