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Demolition crews tear into a section of the former Red Lion at the Quay on Tuesday morning. The building's demolition will take four to six weeks.

Crews start demolition at Vancouver Red Lion at the Quay

Demolition crews tear into a section of the former Red Lion at the Quay on Tuesday morning. The building's demolition will take four to six weeks.

March 9, 2022, 6:03am Business Subscriber Exclusive

The Red Lion at the Quay is coming down — and no, the fire last month didn’t cause it to come down sooner. Read story

A roof fire burns in the former Red Lion at the Quay on Tuesday afternoon. The building was undergoing demolition work when the three-alarm fire began.

Sparks from saw caused fire at Red Lion at the Quay

A roof fire burns in the former Red Lion at the Quay on Tuesday afternoon. The building was undergoing demolition work when the three-alarm fire began.

February 23, 2022, 7:03pm Clark County Business

A wind-driven fire that burned Tuesday afternoon at the former Red Lion Hotel at the Quay in Vancouver was caused by sparks from a saw construction crews were using on the roof, according to the Vancouver Fire Marshal’s Office. Read story

Port of Vancouver names Community Fund recipients

February 17, 2022, 6:04am Business

The Port of Vancouver announced Wednesday this year’s beneficiaries of its Community Fund: Read story

The Port of Vancouver Board of Commissioners voted to sell a 3.26-acre parcel of its Centennial Industrial Park to a manufacturer for semiconductors.

Port of Vancouver sells parcel in Centennial Industrial Park

The Port of Vancouver Board of Commissioners voted to sell a 3.26-acre parcel of its Centennial Industrial Park to a manufacturer for semiconductors.

February 10, 2022, 6:00am Business

The Port of Vancouver will soon be home to Nu-Tech Machining, which specializes in manufacturing parts for machinery used in computer chip production and testing. Read story

Companies bringing employees back to work have to operate amid the COVID pandemic. United Grain Corporation had a station for COVID-19 protections, including a non-contact temperature measuring system at its corporate office.

Clark County’s 2022 business model: Here & There

Companies bringing employees back to work have to operate amid the COVID pandemic. United Grain Corporation had a station for COVID-19 protections, including a non-contact temperature measuring system at its corporate office.

January 16, 2022, 6:05am Business Subscriber Exclusive

It was close to a year ago when the leadership at Vancouver’s AHA Marketing made a bold announcement: The company would continue to operate as a hybrid office indefinitely, with no in-office requirements. Read story

New development along the Vancouver waterfront rises behind the former Red Lion Hotel at the Quay earlier this year. The hotel is in the early stages of demolition.

Final roar for Vancouver Red Lion Inn at the Quay

New development along the Vancouver waterfront rises behind the former Red Lion Hotel at the Quay earlier this year. The hotel is in the early stages of demolition.

December 27, 2021, 6:05am Business Subscriber Exclusive

On New Year’s Eve, the center of Vancouver’s holiday celebrations once lay at the foot of Columbia Street, just west of the Interstate 5 Bridge. Read story

A motorist navigates a roundabout near Vancouver City Hall.

Vancouver council extends fossil fuels moratorium

A motorist navigates a roundabout near Vancouver City Hall.

December 6, 2021, 8:31pm Clark County News

The Vancouver City Council unanimously voted Monday to extend its fossil fuel moratorium for an additional six months to improve public and environmental health. Read story

A rendering for Block One shows the proposed 10-story office building. Plans for Blocks One and Two of the Port of Vancouver's Terminal One show an office building and four residential towers along the city's waterfront.

Offices, apartments eyed for east end of Waterfront Vancouver development

A rendering for Block One shows the proposed 10-story office building. Plans for Blocks One and Two of the Port of Vancouver's Terminal One show an office building and four residential towers along the city's waterfront.

December 1, 2021, 6:03am Business

Initial plans released for the Port of Vancouver’s Blocks One and Two along the city’s waterfront show the areas may soon be home to a 10-story office building and four luxury apartment towers planned to hold 200 units, according to project plans submitted to the city of Vancouver. Read story

In July, the Vancouver City Council held its first in person meeting since going virtual after the pandemic shutdowns in March 2020. The council returned to online meetings soon after.

Vancouver fossil fuel moratorium set for public hearing

In July, the Vancouver City Council held its first in person meeting since going virtual after the pandemic shutdowns in March 2020. The council returned to online meetings soon after.

November 26, 2021, 6:05am Clark County News

The Vancouver City Council voted unanimously this week to move the city staff’s request to extend its fossil fuel moratorium forward with a second reading and public hearing. Read story

A vessel named the Agios Nikolas receives a load of red wheat as it stops at United Grain Corporation on the Port of Vancouver campus on its way to Vietnam in 2021.(Amanda Cowan/The Columbian files)

Vancouver port commissioners approve tax levy increase

A vessel named the Agios Nikolas receives a load of red wheat as it stops at United Grain Corporation on the Port of Vancouver campus on its way to Vietnam in 2021.(Amanda Cowan/The Columbian files)

November 23, 2021, 5:47pm Business

Vancouver port commissioners unanimously approved a tax levy increase Tuesday, raising property taxes by 1.526 percent. Read story