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19 homes featured in the Summer New Homes Tour
The Building Industry Association of Clark County announced the opening weekend of the New Homes Tour. The tour will take place the last two weekends of July and will offer attendees the chance to…
ilani bans indoor smoking
After much research and consideration, ilani Casino has decided to ban smoking until further notice due to the increased rate of infection in the region and continued uncertainty regarding the COVI…
Business Profile: Junk King picking up business
Local franchise opened in Vancouver just prior to the pandemic, but business for Junk King has slowly grown
A handful of downtown Vancouver restaurants take ‘risk’ on building parklets
Parklets represent a calculated risk for restaurants in downtown Vancouver who’ve decided to make the investment.
Vancouver businessman cleared of any wrongdoing
A Vancouver business man has been exonerated of charges against him and his company by the Washington Insurance Commissioner’s Office. David Regan, and his business Regan Bail Bonds, Inc. , were su…
City of Vancouver accepting applications for COVID-19 Public Service Program grants
The city of Vancouver is offering Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding of $25,000 or more to qualified organizations operating public service programs in response to COVID-19.
Revised estimates show $1.3 billion in construction wages lost due to stay-at-home order
The Building Industry Association of Clark County (BIA) has revised estimates on construction wages lost during Gov. Jay Inslee’s stay-at-home order. It is now estimated that $1. 2 billion was lost…
National economist provides revised housing forecast
National Association of Home Builders’ Chief Economist Robert Dietz spoke to about 70 members of the local building industry in a webinar Thursday offering a revised housing forecast and some asses…
City of Battle Ground offering tourism grants
The city of Battle Ground is offering tourism grants for the 2021 calendar year. Grant applications are being accepted for the marketing or operations of special events, programs, and activities de…
Cano Real Estate kicks into a safe and steady high gear through COVID-19
Agents at Cano Real Estate in Vancouver saw weeks of slower activity, but thankfully, agents are now working more than ever in a booming market.
UPDATE: Business brisk for Clark County Goodwill stores on Sunday
The average sale was more than 80 percent larger than a typical Sunday.
Vancouver Mall says ‘hi’ as it reopens
The mall is back open for business, but it will be a few days before all stores open their doors.
BIAW lawsuit would stop L&I emergency rule to fine businesses
The Building Industry of Washington (BIAW) filed a lawsuit Monday to repeal an emergency rule that authorizes the Department of Labor and Industries (L&I) to fine businesses that violate Gov. Insle…
Clark County restaurants adjust to new normal in Phase 2
Restaurants across Clark County are ramping up for dine-in service as Phase 2 gets underway, though the new normal brings its own uncertainties.
Downtown Camas Association launches a household giving option
In response to community suggestions to offer a way for residents to support Downtown Camas on an ongoing basis, the nonprofit Downtown Camas Association has started a “Household Membership” donati…
Vancouver hair stylist and clients are ‘happy’ Clark County is now in Phase 2 of reopening
Vancouver hair stylist Betty Rae Wiant is one of many area self-employed business professionals who were able to return to work after Clark County was allowed to enter Phase 2 of Washington’s Stay…
Battle Ground launches its first parklet program in support of local businesses
The city of Battle Ground has developed its first Parklet Program as a way to support local businesses by allowing them to utilize public parking spaces for outdoor service areas during Phase 2 and…
End of an era — Joe Beaudoin of Joe’s Place Farms will retire this year
This year, at the age of 80, Joe Beaudoin and his wife will be retiring and closing the farm store at Joe’s Place Farms. Many other farm functions like u-pick, pumpkins and Christmas trees are stil…