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HP master plan includes six new buildings at east Vancouver site; city will review application next year

November 6, 2024, 1:05pm Business

Technology hardware company HP Inc. submitted a new master plan application for its property in east Vancouver’s Section 30, according to a city of Vancouver spokesman. Read story

Clark County couple fined $20,000 for violating federal law, altering pollution systems on more than 350 trucks

November 5, 2024, 3:57pm Business

The owners of two Clark County automotive businesses were sentenced Monday to home confinement for violations of the federal Clean Air Act for tampering with emission monitoring systems in more… Read story

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Sustainable Power and Water Engineering Solutions founder Geb Mengistu works on soldering a driver in Mengistu&rsquo;s garage. The company is part of a growing renewable energy job sector here in Clark County.

Startup working on a generator-type battery could be the future of manufacturing in Clark County

Sustainable Power and Water Engineering Solutions founder Geb Mengistu works on soldering a driver in Mengistu&rsquo;s garage. The company is part of a growing renewable energy job sector here in Clark County.

November 5, 2024, 6:08am Business

Experts tout the importance of energy storage as part of the region’s carbon-free future. Part of that work is happening right here in Clark County. Read story

Daily Paper Coffee Roasters, a coffee roastery and drive-thru coffee shop at 3016 N.E. Everett St., in Camas, opened in September.

Daily Paper Coffee Roasters owners draw on passion for coffee, family at Camas shop

Daily Paper Coffee Roasters, a coffee roastery and drive-thru coffee shop at 3016 N.E. Everett St., in Camas, opened in September.

November 5, 2024, 6:05am Business

Tucked into a corner of the Daily Paper Coffee Roasters drive-thru in Camas, a sign speaks to the owners’ philosophy: “Quality takes time. Thank you for your patience.” Read story

Lot attendants Ariel Day, right, and Alejandro Flores-Rosales chat at Alan Webb Chevrolet in Vancouver.

More inventory and discounts push down the price of new cars in Clark County

Lot attendants Ariel Day, right, and Alejandro Flores-Rosales chat at Alan Webb Chevrolet in Vancouver.

November 4, 2024, 6:10am Business

Clark County car buyers are in luck as growing inventory and discounts are pushing down new car prices, but its not all rosy in the auto industry. Read story

The Port of Camas-Washougal recently approved the purchase of a 5-acre lot north of Grove Field.

Port of Camas-Washougal in a ‘strong financial position’ heading into 2025

The Port of Camas-Washougal recently approved the purchase of a 5-acre lot north of Grove Field.

November 2, 2024, 6:10am Business

The Port of Camas-Washougal will enter 2025 in “a strong financial position,” according to port Commissioner Larry Keister. Read story

Crews unload a nacelle, the piece where the blades and turbine meet, from a ship at the Port of Vancouver in 2020. The port recently secured a $22.5 million federal grant to buy new electric cranes, which are used to move wind turbines, and make other &ldquo;green&rdquo; upgrades.

Vancouver port will use $22.5M grant to buy two electric mobile harbor cranes

Crews unload a nacelle, the piece where the blades and turbine meet, from a ship at the Port of Vancouver in 2020. The port recently secured a $22.5 million federal grant to buy new electric cranes, which are used to move wind turbines, and make other &ldquo;green&rdquo; upgrades.

October 30, 2024, 3:46pm Business

The Port of Vancouver landed a $22.5 million federal grant that will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Read story

Rick Seekins, a homeowner at the Vista Del Rio mobile home park, walks outside his home, which cannot be moved if the park is sold for development. The city of Vancouver is considering a mobile home overlay zone that would prevent manufactured home parks from being sold and turned into commercial buildings or other forms of housing.

A zoning change in Vancouver could prevent mobile home parks from being leveled for development

Rick Seekins, a homeowner at the Vista Del Rio mobile home park, walks outside his home, which cannot be moved if the park is sold for development. The city of Vancouver is considering a mobile home overlay zone that would prevent manufactured home parks from being sold and turned into commercial buildings or other forms of housing.

October 30, 2024, 6:10am Business

Amid fears that their mobile-home park could be sold to developers, residents of Vista Del Rio are urging the Vancouver City Council to pass regulations protecting parks like theirs from being leveled to make way for something else. Read story

Second Step Housing staff examine the outdoor compressors for new ductless heat pumps. Clark Public Utilities&rsquo; new Community Grant Program recently awarded $120,000 to Vancouver nonprofit Second Step Housing for new ductless heat pumps.

Grant program is a ‘win-win’ for nonprofits serving low-income households and Clark Public Utilities

Second Step Housing staff examine the outdoor compressors for new ductless heat pumps. Clark Public Utilities&rsquo; new Community Grant Program recently awarded $120,000 to Vancouver nonprofit Second Step Housing for new ductless heat pumps.

October 29, 2024, 3:34pm Business

For decades, Clark Public Utilities has run programs that encourage customers to adopt energy efficient technologies in their homes and businesses. A new program, however, is providing grants to nonprofits to make energy efficient or renewable energy investments of their own. Read story

Pedestrians stroll past a sign at the Fred Meyer store in Cascade Park that reflects current gas prices last Tuesday morning. Clark County was long ago known for being one of Washington&rsquo;s more affordable counties. Now, however, it is one of the most expensive places to live in the state.

Clark County’s cost of living is the fourth highest in Washington

Pedestrians stroll past a sign at the Fred Meyer store in Cascade Park that reflects current gas prices last Tuesday morning. Clark County was long ago known for being one of Washington&rsquo;s more affordable counties. Now, however, it is one of the most expensive places to live in the state.

October 29, 2024, 6:10am Business

Clark County’s cost of living is the fourth-highest in the Washington, behind King, Snohomish and San Juan counties, according to a national report. Read story