Sue Vorenberg
Staff Reporter
Email: sue.vorenberg@columbian.com
Call: 360-735-4457
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Recent Stories
A parade of heroic proportions
Hazel Dell Parade of Bands goes up, up and away with superhero theme for Saturday event
When it comes to defining a superhero, Batman and Superman certainly both fit the bill — but to many people, so do firefighters, nurses, soldiers, police officers and other first responders.
Dozer Day a family affair
Event organizer’s children provide ideas, assistance for kids event with construction equipment
Ranee Nutter relies on some expert help as she plans the kids construction playground that is Dozer Day. Each year, her two children — Jerry, 16, and Sammi, 13 — help her create new attractions at the two-day event, she said.
What are the signature scents of our area? Residents sniff 'em out
Close your eyes. Cover your ears. Breathe in.
Gravely injured by drunken driver, Joseph Reilly 'beat all the odds'
Joseph Reilly has been waiting for his victory shave for nearly four and a half months.
What do moms want? Togetherness
Mother’s Day activities not nearly as important as spending quality time with family
Forget brunch.
Bits 'n' Pieces: Author tries to explain why Daddy is different
In the years following her husband's car accident, Ginille Forest had to learn what she calls "the language of traumatic brain injury."
Vacant block in downtown Vancouver has full history
Do the 'Time Warp' and revisit site through the years
If Low Bar came up with a "Time Warp" cocktail that sent patrons to the past, thirsty visitors would see a very different landscape than the temporary park that's grown across the way.
Take a tour of Clark County on two wheels
Southwest Washington's largest cycling event offers 18-, 34-, 65- and 100-mile rides
One of the best things about going on a big, well-organized bike ride is that you can quit if you need to, said Wade Leckie, owner of Bad Monkey Bikes in Vancouver.
Zombie: Reporter is loving life as undead
Writer gories up for Web series
Ridgefield. High noon. The bloodied, slow-moving residents looked on hungrily as a band of newcomers trickled into town on the rainy Sunday.
Bits 'n' Pieces: Solo effort a fresh start for musician
Battle Ground musician Amber Sweeney admits she's a little nervous about going it alone for the first time in seven years.
