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The Building Industry Association of Clark County announced its honors for the Building Excellence Awards at a banquet Thursday night at the Hea…
…support Clark County’s only dragon boat team, Catch-22, in building and maintaining a breast cancer survivor’s paddling community, promoting empowerment, self-confidence, and camaraderie among surviv…
…for permit and zoning reforms, according to a study by the Building Industry Association of Washington.
Max Booth has been appointed as the chief building official and Curtis Eavenson as the interim fire marshal of Clark County, with both individuals bringing extensive experience and e…
…lebrates the opening of the Ross Complex Technical Services Building in Vancouver, constructed through a progressive design-build project delivery method, leading to cost savings and improved resource…
…est increase in home prices over the past seven years, with building industry advocates attributing the rise to regulations hindering supply from meeting demand.
Two suspects involved in a series of storage unit burglaries in Vancouver were apprehended after a police chase and search operation, resulting in the recovery of stolen vehicles and property.
…juries. Clark County GIS information lists the value of the building at $1.8 million dollars.
The Washington State Building Code Council (SBCC) passed two motions in response to a 9th Circuit Court ruling, giving official notice for rulemaking actions to…
Journey Theater offers confidence-building day camps in Clark County for all ages, including a Jesus-focused devotion time, with various programs available for teens and kids…
A partnership between private building industry leaders and public education has led to a new facility at Evergreen High School that will teach students the value of skil…
…mmunity-oriented present of the historic Vancouver Barracks buildings, featuring key figures in its rehabilitation and a discussion on future stewardship and partnerships.