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Gov. Inslee’s repeal of the State Building Code Council’s code extensions expected to increase home prices
The Building Industry Association of Clark County is disappointed with Gov. Jay Inslee’s veto of the Washington State Building Code Councils’ decision to delay the state building and energy code.
Area toy store is brightening up Vancouver during uncertain times
Kazoodles Toys is an area business owned by Leah Pickering, who is trying to fill a need of its local community during the coronavirus pandemic.
Federal incident management team arrives to help set up COVID-19 vaccination clinics
A Type 1 incident management team was approved by the federal government for deployment to Southwest Washington, to assist with setting up community COVID-19 vaccination clinics.
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WATCH: COVID-19 hospitalizations easing in Clark County ; Federal help on the way to set up mass vaccination clinics in Southwest Washington ; High School sports schedules change yet again ; Rep. V…
Business Profile: Gilday Sport Conditioning owner makes a case for gyms
Cory Gilday says his industry was among those that the government worried would be a spreader of the virus, but the data shows otherwise.
WIAA pushes winter sports to the back of the schedule
Basketball and other winter sports will go from late April through June, while spring sports will begin in March as the WIAA makes another change to its schedule during the pandemic.
WorkSource Hosting Virtual Hiring Fair to be held Jan. 27
To help individuals searching for work connect with companies that are hiring, WorkSource is hosting a virtual hiring event Wed., Jan. 27 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Clark County Arts Commission has volunteer member opening for business owner
There is another open position on the Clark County Arts Commission for a volunteer who is a member of the business community.
Clark College Foundation presents virtual event on creating super green cities on Feb. 23
Join the Clark College Foundation as alumnus Denis Hayes from the class of 1964 talks about how the Pacific Northwest can take the lead in building healthy human ecosystems during this virtual event.
Rep. Vicki Kraft reintroduces school choice bill
Rep. Vicki Kraft introduced a measure Friday in the state House of Representatives that would give parents the ability to choose the learning environment that best meets their children’s needs.
County Councilor Gary Medvigy works to clean up Lacamas Lake water
Cleaning lake means adding oxygen for water health and stopping untreated stormwater from entering the lake.
Woodland High School science teacher uses explosive experiments to engage students in a remote-learning environment
With Woodland’s high school students learning remotely due to the pandemic, Stephanie Marshall, a science teacher at Woodland High School, develops unique ways to involve students in vivid science…