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How can you get financing to help your business grow and succeed? CFO. University founder Steve Rosvold explores the question at WSU Vancouver’s July Business Growth MAP Alliance forum.

The Clark County Permit Center is now open for appointment-only, in-person services

The Clark County Charter Review Commission at its June 30, 2021, meeting appointed Sherwood neighborhood resident Bridget McLeman to fill an open at-large seat on the commission.

The Vancouver VFW will be getting a newly built pavilion courtesy of the Clark County Veterans Court Advisory Board thanks to a grant from the Cowlitz Tribe.

Clark County is seeking qualified applicants to fill an open seat on District Court. The open seat is due to the retirement of Judge Darvin J. Zimmerman on June 30, 2021.

Friends of the Carpenter in Vancouver has reopened. Service by volunteer Betty Eves, 92, celebrated.

Green joins co-chair Kim Harless and secretary Anthony Vendetti as the three elected officers of the review commission.

The Public Health Advisory Council makes recommendations to the county councilors in their capacity as the Board of Health.

The Vancouver City Council recently accepted a donation by the Port of Portland of four sculptural pieces by nationally recognized artist Larry Kirkland.

For the first time in over a year, the Battle Ground High School drama club returned to the stage last week with the words, “Hello, my name is Edward Deadman and I am dead. ”

Woodland Public Schools thanks retiring employees for their decades of service to public education and caring for the community’s children

Friends of Frog Ferry 501(c) held a news conference in Cathedral Park today to announce a pilot project for a passenger ferry service.

The city of Vancouver is seeking people with an interest in affordable, accessible housing to fill a current vacancy on the Vancouver Housing Authority (VHA) Board of Commissioners.

Battle Ground students were able to return to their classrooms just a week before the National History Day competition and snag a first place finish in the regional event.

The Rotary Club of Three Creeks granted almost $45,000 to local and international nonprofits that serve children, veterans, hungry and homeless over the last year.

Now in its 62nd year, the Battle Ground Public Schools’ District Art Show showcases the creative talents of students from across the district.

Lon Pluckhahn will take on the role of deputy city manager of community and economic development for the city of Vancouver, effective Aug. 2.

The Community Foundation has established 377 charitable funds to assist individuals, families and businesses with their philanthropic goals.