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An actual Albanian necklace, worn by Lydia (portrayed by Sarah Coombs), is the central, sought-after prize in K.C.

Playwright gets last word as dark comedy opens at Magenta Theater in Vancouver

An actual Albanian necklace, worn by Lydia (portrayed by Sarah Coombs), is the central, sought-after prize in K.C.

April 13, 2023, 6:05am Clark County Life

Playwright K.C. Cooper said now seems like the right time for a certain kind of comedy: a decidedly dark one, crammed with twists and turns and driven by the human appetite for sin. Read story

On March 17, Firestone Pacific Foods employees established a hedgerow designed to create habitat and a multiseason supply of food for native pollinators and beneficial insects at the company's farm on Northwest Fruit Valley Road in the Vancouver Lake Lowlands.

Firestone Pacific Foods workers create native pollinator habitat project

On March 17, Firestone Pacific Foods employees established a hedgerow designed to create habitat and a multiseason supply of food for native pollinators and beneficial insects at the company's farm on Northwest Fruit Valley Road in the Vancouver Lake Lowlands.

April 8, 2023, 5:59am Clark County News

On March 17, Firestone Pacific Foods employees established a hedgerow designed to create habitat and a multi-season supply of food for native pollinators and beneficial insects at the company’s farm on Northwest Fruit Valley Road situated in the Vancouver Lake Lowlands. Read story

The city of Vancouver and the Clark County Historical Museum dedicated a new historical interpretive panel at Vancouver's Old City Cemetery on March 31.

Vancouver’s Old City Cemetery celebrated with dedication of new interpretive panel

The city of Vancouver and the Clark County Historical Museum dedicated a new historical interpretive panel at Vancouver's Old City Cemetery on March 31.

April 8, 2023, 5:57am Community

The city of Vancouver and the Clark County Historical Museum dedicated a new historical interpretive panel at Vancouver’s Old City Cemetery on March 31. The event included remarks from Vancouver Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle, Clark County Historical Museum staff and family members of some individuals highlighted on the new panel and… Read story

A bartender pours a taster of a beer at Vice Beer in east Vancouver. Vice plans to open a taproom in downtown Vancouver, as well. Top: Beers sit on the bar at Vice Beer in east Vancouver.

More brews, food on tap in Clark, Skamania counties

A bartender pours a taster of a beer at Vice Beer in east Vancouver. Vice plans to open a taproom in downtown Vancouver, as well. Top: Beers sit on the bar at Vice Beer in east Vancouver.

April 7, 2023, 6:01am Business

Local brewers are branching out with new breweries and taprooms throughout Clark County and spilling into Skamania. Opening more taprooms gives these businesses a higher percentage of the profit per pint along with space to establish their brands through decor and food. Read story

"Downpour" by Parmalee Cover.

Vancouver exhibit celebrates green spaces, clear water

"Downpour" by Parmalee Cover.

April 6, 2023, 6:02am Clark County Life

Green and blue are the Pacific Northwest’s defining colors (with a fair amount of gray from October to May), and that’s how we like it. Indeed, our verdant expanses set with shining freshwater gems are the subject of many artistic works. Read story

The Hamilton and Eliza Apartments, 2000 and 2012 Broadway, built in 2018 and 2019.

3 apartment buildings in Vancouver’s Uptown Village are sold

The Hamilton and Eliza Apartments, 2000 and 2012 Broadway, built in 2018 and 2019.

April 5, 2023, 6:05am Business

An unnamed private group out of California has purchased three apartment buildings in Vancouver’s Uptown Village. Read story

The Vancouver community gardens at Esther Short Park and Covington House were pruned and spring-cleaned on March 11.

Vancouver Rose Society prepares Esther Short Park and Covington House for spring blooms

The Vancouver community gardens at Esther Short Park and Covington House were pruned and spring-cleaned on March 11.

April 1, 2023, 5:02am Community

The Vancouver community gardens at Esther Short Park and Covington House were pruned and spring-cleaned on March 11. Members from the Fort Vancouver Rose Society and two additional volunteers from the community gathered to prune an estimated 150 roses total in both gardens. A group of 19 tended the Esther… Read story

Hikers ascend Beacon Rock.

A triple scoop of Southwest Washington spring break adventures

Hikers ascend Beacon Rock.

March 31, 2023, 6:00am Clark County Life

If rising prices have squeezed your family out of a big adventure over next week’s spring break, why not have a little adventure instead? Here are three ideas for local excursions, each topped off with ice cream. Read story

A 60-foot Vine bus at the C-Tran maintenance center in Vancouver.

C-Tran ready to roll The Vine along Highway 99 from Vancouver waterfront to WSU Vancouver

A 60-foot Vine bus at the C-Tran maintenance center in Vancouver.

March 29, 2023, 5:17pm Clark County News

C-Tran’s board of directors has unanimously approved a plan for a third line of bus rapid transit, known as The Vine, to run along Highway 99 from Vancouver’s waterfront to Washington State University Vancouver. Read story

Eulachon, the small dead fish otherwise known as smelt, die after they spawn and normally wash up along the Columbia River’s banks, said Laura Heironimus, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife sturgeon, smelt and lamprey lead.

Dead smelt wash ashore in Vancouver

Eulachon, the small dead fish otherwise known as smelt, die after they spawn and normally wash up along the Columbia River’s banks, said Laura Heironimus, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife sturgeon, smelt and lamprey lead.

March 28, 2023, 6:33pm Clark County News

Hundreds of dead fish washed ashore near Vancouver’s Waterfront Renaissance Trail in recent days, but officials say it’s not a cause for concern. Read story