Two Clark County school districts are returning to voters April 22 to seek approval for levies that failed in February. Read more… Source: The Columbian
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More national chains close, but Clark County’s retail vacancy rate remains low
By The Citizen on April 3, 2025
Although more national brands continue to close their doors, Clark County’s retail vacancy rate remains low. Read more… Source: The Columbian
‘We get overdue books, but not this overdue’: Novel returned to FVRLibraries after 36 years
By The Citizen on April 3, 2025
FVRLibraries marked its 75th anniversary in unexpected style last month as a bit of history popped up in the form of a book lost for…
Weather Eye: Enjoy lull in weather before April’s feistiness returns
By The Citizen on April 3, 2025
April’s arrival has given us the cold shoulder so far with chilly temperatures, blustery winds, scattered showers and hail. Let’s not forget more snow in…
City of Vancouver’s seasonal overnight homeless shelters are closed; will they reopen in winter?
By The Citizen on April 2, 2025
On Tuesday morning, adults and children trickled out the doors of the city of Vancouver’s winter shelters for the last time this season. Read more… …
Vancouver Total Wine & More closed after roof partially collapses while store is open
By The Citizen on April 2, 2025
Vancouver wine and alcohol mecca Total Wine & More near Vancouver Mall was forced to close after its roof partially collapsed Monday night. Read more… …
‘What’s happening now is unprecedented’: Political activism, protests in Vancouver accelerate
By The Citizen on April 2, 2025
Vancouver native Josh Iwata used to dream of driving a fancy new Tesla electric car away from the local showroom. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Program cuts property taxes for thousands of older Clark County residents on limited incomes
By The Citizen on April 2, 2025
CAMAS — Clark County staffers are on a mission to spread the word about a decades-old tax exemption program that can help limited-income adults age…
Washougal man gets nearly 11 years in stabbing of man at former girlfriend’s home
By The Citizen on April 2, 2025
A judge on Tuesday sentenced a Washougal man to nearly 11 years in prison for stabbing another man at his former girlfriend’s Washougal home. Read…
Columbia River Gorge Commission facing funding cuts as Legislature grapples with state’s budget deficit
By The Citizen on April 2, 2025
The latest budget proposal from the Legislature could mean the end for the Columbia River Gorge Commission, which was established four decades ago to protect…