Beginning Monday, visitors at The Waterfront Vancouver can park in a new eight-story parking center. Existing surface lots at the waterfront will give way to…
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Despite net loss for quarter, Vancouver-based ZoomInfo executives confident as new headquarters construction continues
By The Citizen on August 6, 2024
ZoomInfo has made waves ever since setting up shop in Vancouver. One of the city’s largest employers, it has stood as a Clark County success…
Ryde Scooters rolls into Vancouver, with wheels for rent on the waterfront
By The Citizen on August 5, 2024
Vancouverites may start seeing more motorized scooters whizzing around downtown with the recent opening of Ryde Scooters. Read more… Source: The Columbian
43-year-old ID’d as man fatally shot by Vancouver police Saturday near the waterfront
By The Citizen on June 13, 2024
A 43-year-old Vancouver man was identified as the person fatally shot by Vancouver police Saturday near the waterfront, according to the Clark County Medical Examiner’s…
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…
Salt & Straw ready to dig in on Vancouver’s waterfront at chain’s 40th store
By The Citizen on January 4, 2024
Salt & Straw opened in 2011 with a food cart and four $16 used ice cream makers. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Salt & Straw sets January opening date for Waterfront Vancouver
By The Citizen on December 20, 2023
Portland ice cream phenom Salt & Straw is opening its Waterfront Vancouver location Jan. 5 — a joyful announcement for Vancouver’s ice cream fans. Read…
Dock of ages: Crews begin demolishing Vancouver port’s Terminal 1 dock to make way for public market
By The Citizen on October 10, 2023
Construction is underway at the Port of Vancouver’s Terminal 1 dock on the Columbia River as work begins to transform the structure into a public…
Vancouver to pay $500K to man hurt in fall on Waterfront Renaissance Trail
By The Citizen on September 13, 2023
An Arizona man who tripped and fell on a Vancouver trail in 2021 will receive $500,000 from the city in an injury settlement finalized Monday…
Design proposals unveiled for Vancouver’s Terminal 1
By The Citizen on November 13, 2019
A riverside public market house has always been the centerpiece of the Port of Vancouver’s Terminal 1 redevelopment project, but the early designs for the…