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Pretzel Bites and Beer Cheeze, Bakon Mac and Cheeze, and Girl Dinner are among the delicious plant-based options at 3 Howls Remedy House in Vancouver’s Uptown Village.

You’ll be howling for seconds at 3 Howls Remedy House in Uptown Village Vancouver

Pretzel Bites and Beer Cheeze, Bakon Mac and Cheeze, and Girl Dinner are among the delicious plant-based options at 3 Howls Remedy House in Vancouver’s Uptown Village.

June 28, 2024, 6:05am Clark County Life

If I didn’t tell you 3 Howls Remedy House is Vancouver’s only plant-based restaurant and bar, you would have no idea that you weren’t eating animal products. You would just want to return again and again for the stellar cocktails and the cauliflower bites that I wish I was eating… Read story

Vancouver plans Q&A sessions with finalists for city manager post

June 27, 2024, 6:16pm Clark County News

Vancouver residents are invited to meet the finalists for the city manager position. Read story

Fort Vancouver’s collection of archaeological Spode – that is, pieces and fragments of the dishware that were literally found in the ground – is the largest in the world, according to curator Meagan Huff.

Spode ceramics spectacle: Unmatched collection of pieces on display at Vancouver National Historic Site

Fort Vancouver’s collection of archaeological Spode – that is, pieces and fragments of the dishware that were literally found in the ground – is the largest in the world, according to curator Meagan Huff.

June 27, 2024, 6:05am Clark County Life

Did Celiast Smith ever admire the intricate artistry on Spode ceramic dishes, saucers and cups? It’s more than likely, said Meagan Huff, curator at the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, since Spode was so commonly used at the fort in the mid-1800s. Read story

Wine tasting to raise money for Free Clinic of Southwest Washington

June 25, 2024, 5:30pm Business

The Free Clinic of Southwest Washington will host its annual wine-tasting fundraiser Aug. 4 at Burnt Bridge Cellars, 1500 Broadway, Vancouver. Read story

As Southeast First Street is under construction, patrons of English Estate Winery might be confused by roadwork and how they can access the winery, which is open for business. The winery does most of its business in the summer. At top, a sign guides visitors to the winery entrance.

English Estate Winery owner says she had about a week’s notice before First Street construction shut down traffic

As Southeast First Street is under construction, patrons of English Estate Winery might be confused by roadwork and how they can access the winery, which is open for business. The winery does most of its business in the summer. At top, a sign guides visitors to the winery entrance.

June 25, 2024, 6:07am Business Subscriber Exclusive

Summer is normally a busy time of year for English Estate Winery in east Vancouver. But this year, road construction directly in front of the winery means customers don’t realize they can still access the business. Read story

A close-up of the cap gun recovered at the scene of the June 8 fatal police shooting of Vadim Sashchenko near the Vancouver waterfront.

Weapon in fatal police shooting near the Vancouver waterfront was a modified cap gun

A close-up of the cap gun recovered at the scene of the June 8 fatal police shooting of Vadim Sashchenko near the Vancouver waterfront.

June 21, 2024, 1:52pm Clark County News

The apparent firearm a man pointed at a Vancouver police officer before the officer fatally shot him was a modified cap gun, investigators said Friday. Read story

The Salmon Run Bell Tower in Esther Short Park was built in 2002, but it hasn’t told the accurate time — or the Chinook legend of the salmon — in several years. The city plans to spend $1.83 million getting it back in shape.

Esther Short Park bell tower to ring again after Vancouver approves $1.83 million for repairs

The Salmon Run Bell Tower in Esther Short Park was built in 2002, but it hasn’t told the accurate time — or the Chinook legend of the salmon — in several years. The city plans to spend $1.83 million getting it back in shape.

June 19, 2024, 6:03am Clark County News Subscriber Exclusive

The story of the salmon is the story of the Chinook Indian Nation. In Spring 2002, that story started getting told like clockwork — every day at noon, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. — by a recorded voice and moving mechanical display set halfway up the face of the Salmon… Read story

The Port of Vancouver completed its rehabilitation of Berth 17 at the port’s Terminal 5 in 2023.

Years after demise of controversial oil facility project, Port of Vancouver’s Terminal 5 still needs a tenant

The Port of Vancouver completed its rehabilitation of Berth 17 at the port’s Terminal 5 in 2023.

June 15, 2024, 6:02am Clark County News Subscriber Exclusive

Years after plans to develop a crude oil terminal at the Port of Vancouver’s Terminal 5 property failed, the port is still looking for a tenant to take full advantage of its multimillion-dollar investment at the site. Read story

Police video shows a man point what appears to be a gun.

Body cam footage of fatal police shooting shows officer fire four shots near Vancouver waterfront

Police video shows a man point what appears to be a gun.

June 14, 2024, 3:27pm Clark County News

Video footage of the June 8 police shooting near the Vancouver waterfront shows a man point what appears to be a gun at an officer before the officer exits his car and fires four shots at him. Read story

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Officer in Saturday’s Vancouver waterfront shooting involved in two other fatal shootings

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June 14, 2024, 11:27am Clark County News

The Vancouver police officer who fatally shot a man Saturday near the Vancouver waterfront has been involved in at least two prior fatal shootings. Read story