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Vancouver Farmers Market board seeks new strengths
New members, new structure intended to make group more stable
The Vancouver Farmers Market on Thursday appointed a couple of new board members, elected interim officers, worked out a procedure to vet additional board members and reviewed a draft of proposed bylaws changes.
Health worker report
The Health Systems Quality Assurance Division of the state Department of Health recently took disciplinary actions or has withdrawn charges against these Clark County health care providers.
Small-business health plan finder delayed
Program to help merchants cover workers won't be up until 2014
SEATTLE (AP) — A new health insurance marketplace being set up in Washington to help small businesses find insurance for their employees will not be fully operational this fall, as planned.
Housing expert to keynote building industry's event
National housing economist Elliot Eisenberg is set to keynote the Building Industry Association of Clark County's monthly membership dinner, which begins with cocktails at 5:30 p.m. May 23 at the Heathman Lodge, 7801 N.E. Greenwood Drive, Vancouver.
Rising consumer demand fertilizes organic industry's political power
Traditional agriculture's backers resist sharing government benefits
WASHINGTON — The organic food industry is gaining influence on Capitol Hill, prompted by its entry into traditional farm states and by increasing consumer demand.
Columbia Bank makes changes downtown
It will close branch, move staff to ex-West Coast Bank site
Columbia Bank will consolidate its two downtown Vancouver branches into one office in late summer, the bank's CEO said after a bank-sponsored forecast breakfast event on Thursday.
Riverview Bank to celebrate 90th anniversary Tuesday
Vancouver-based Riverview Community Bank will celebrate its 90th anniversary on Tuesday. Customers are invited to visit any Riverview branch on that day for complimentary cake and refreshments.
Legacy Salmon Creek remodel under way
Hospital grows to handle influx of Kaiser patients
Preparing for an influx of patients in October, Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center has kicked off a $6 million project to remodel and equip a portion of the hospital, including the addition of four labor and delivery rooms, and one new surgical suite.
Liquor stores keep flowing into Clark County
Total Wine & More, the nation's biggest chain, opens today near Vancouver mall
Another large liquor store chain — the nation's biggest — has arrived in Vancouver to cash in locally on the state's newly privatized market for selling hard liquor.
Clark County home sales gain momentum
Clark County home sales continued to rise in April, as increasing numbers of homeowners listed houses for sale and interested buyers quickly snapped up the inventory.
Interview with Paul Dennis
Columbian business reporter Aaron Corvin recently sat down with Paul Dennis, former mayor of Camas and now president and CEO of the new Camas-Washougal Economic Development Association, to discuss his efforts to boost business in east Clark County. Listen to ...
Burgerville Demolition
Construction crews and equipment began razing Vancouver's oldest Burgerville restaurant today. The burger stand has operated at the downtown corner of East Mill Plain Boulevard and D Street since 1962.
June 2011 PubTalk
Kevin Kerlin of Helidyne presented at the June 2011 PubTalk. The three-year-old Vancouver company has developed a more energy-efficient converter to replace the turbine typically used in geothermal plants.
April 20 PubTalk, GroEasy
GroEasy, founded last year by Karl Wischnofske, designs and manufactures grow bags, which are soft-sided planters for use in small gardens or for hanging on poles and fences.
Washougal River Mercantile
Get a look inside the Washougal River Mercantile with owners Ted and Charroll Fuller as they talk about their business and the impact of this weekend’s motocross races.
