On its face, the zoning change request that came before the Vancouver Planning Commission was about one piece of property in the city’s Walnut Grove…
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For the birds: Vancouver Audubon celebrates its 50th anniversary
By The Citizen on November 27, 2025
For members of Vancouver Audubon Society, most days are for the birds — more precisely, finding and identifying birds, educating others about birds, and protecting…
Vancouver woman accused in starvation death of puppy that died in June
By The Citizen on November 27, 2025
A Vancouver woman is accused in the negligent death of a French bulldog puppy that died in June from starvation, according to court records. Read…
Vancouver police search for man accused of ramming rideshare driver’s car
By The Citizen on November 26, 2025
Vancouver police are searching for a man who they say rammed a rideshare driver’s car four times after the driver picked up the man’s wife…
Rental assistance available for those affected by ICE detentions, deportations
By The Citizen on November 25, 2025
Clark County agencies have teamed up to provide rental assistance to households experiencing financial hardship in the aftermath of a family member being detained or…
Vancouver’s housing market flagging at No. 61 but how does it compare to No. 1 McKinney, Texas
By The Citizen on November 22, 2025
Vancouver’s housing market isn’t what it was in the go-go 1990s. A recent report from finance website WalletHub ranked Vancouver 61st in the country, behind…
Vancouver Public Schools sought $21.4 million from state to bridge cash flow shortages; it got $8.7 million
By The Citizen on November 21, 2025
Vancouver Public Schools recently requested $21.4 million from the state in emergency funds to bridge cash flow shortages — the most the district has ever…
Vancouver deputy police chief cleared of allegation from employment with Portland agency
By The Citizen on November 21, 2025
Oregon’s police certification agency on Thursday voted unanimously to dismiss a dishonesty allegation against Vancouver Deputy Police Chief Erica Nilsen, stemming from her time at…
Kitchenware store Culinary Collective aims to create ‘fun’
By The Citizen on November 20, 2025
A new kitchenware store will open in downtown Vancouver on Saturday, welcoming customers with demonstrations, giveaways, product tastings and promotions from 10 a.m. to 8…
Jamaican man accused of stealing $800,000 from Vancouver woman, 73
By The Citizen on November 18, 2025
A Jamaican citizen extradited to Western Washington is facing federal wire fraud and mail fraud charges. Read more… Source: The Columbian