The city of Vancouver moved forward with some parking changes Monday, including eliminating free parking on weekends in downtown Vancouver and increasing parking meter hourly…
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Rebranded Paul’s expected to reopen in Vancouver this month after renovations
By The Citizen on May 2, 2025
Fans of Vancouver’s iconic west-side diner won’t have to wait much longer to slide back into its booths. Paul’s Restaurant in Uptown Village is expected…
‘We are still fighting’: May Day protest draws crowds to downtown Vancouver
By The Citizen on May 1, 2025
Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Vancouver on Thursday to rally for immigrant rights. Read more… Source: The Columbian
The fences are down around the Esther Short park bell tower but the work isn’t quite done
By The Citizen on April 30, 2025
Vancouver city officials are hopeful they’ll be able to open the Esther Short Park water feature in time for summer after crews have completed the…
Workforce Southwest Washington plans for the worst amid funding uncertainties, rising demand for employment services
By The Citizen on April 23, 2025
Uncertainty is the word of the day for budget planners at both companies and public agencies. Washington’s workforce development programs are no exception. Read more… …
‘We are very concerned’: Vancouver business leaders tell Sen. Patty Murray they are feeling effects of higher tariffs
By The Citizen on April 18, 2025
From the Port of Vancouver to Main Street, tariffs’ impacts are beginning to ripple through the community. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Vancouver council approves sale of portion of City Hall parking lot to nonprofit for affordable housing
By The Citizen on April 15, 2025
The Vancouver City Council on Monday approved the sale of a corner of City Hall’s parking lot to Native American Youth and Family Center for…
State administrative ruling backs Vancouver’s 360 Sheet Metal in dispute over wages
By The Citizen on April 9, 2025
A recent state administrative ruling found a Vancouver-based manufacturer’s ductwork fabrication for public works projects was not subject to the state’s prevailing wage law, contrary…
Vancouver sells part of parking lot next to City Hall for $1 for affordable housing project
By The Citizen on April 8, 2025
The city of Vancouver on Monday sold a portion of its parking lot next to City Hall for $1, where 95 affordable housing units will…
Come as you are: Janus Youth Programs reaches out to homeless and at-risk youth
By The Citizen on April 7, 2025
At The Perch in downtown Vancouver, the low-barrier shelter for homeless and at-risk youth has just one requirement: Come as you are. Read more… Source:…