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United Grain at the Port of Vancouver (The Columbian files)

Vancouver’s United Grain strained by supply chain pressures

United Grain at the Port of Vancouver (The Columbian files)

November 6, 2021, 6:02am Business

The towering silos of United Grain are a halfway point for the flow of grain and beans that farmers up the Columbia River harvest and people in Asia consume. Read story

The ZoomInfo logo adorns a wall at the company's downtown Vancouver offices.

ZoomInfo, Barrett Business Services see strong Q3 growth

The ZoomInfo logo adorns a wall at the company's downtown Vancouver offices.

November 5, 2021, 6:22pm Business

Clark County-based publicly traded companies ZoomInfo and Barrett Business Services Inc. showed strong revenue growth during their third-quarter financial earnings reports. Read story

Ruse Brewing co-founders Shaun Kalis, left, and Devin Benware stand in the future bar area of their new pizza venture, Crust Collective, at The Waterfront Vancouver. It will feature their take on Detroit-style pizza.

Brewers to try their hand at pizza at Waterfront Vancouver restaurant

Ruse Brewing co-founders Shaun Kalis, left, and Devin Benware stand in the future bar area of their new pizza venture, Crust Collective, at The Waterfront Vancouver. It will feature their take on Detroit-style pizza.

November 5, 2021, 6:09am Business

Ruse Brewing co-founders Shaun Kalis and Devin Benware are bringing their new pizza venture, Crust Collective, to The Waterfront Vancouver next to the The Yard Milkshake Bar in spring 2022. Read story

Vancouver’s Barrett Business Services posts Q3 earnings

November 4, 2021, 7:32am Business

Vancouver-based Barrett Business Services Inc. on Wednesday reported third-quarter earnings of $14.9 million. Read story

One of the new city-themed buses featuring photos of Washougal is pictured on a C-Tran bus as it stops at the Fisher&#039;s Landing Transit Center in Vancouver on Dec. 13, 2019.

C-Tran might lower its fares

One of the new city-themed buses featuring photos of Washougal is pictured on a C-Tran bus as it stops at the Fisher&#039;s Landing Transit Center in Vancouver on Dec. 13, 2019.

November 4, 2021, 6:03am Business

C-Tran is considering lowering its rates next year, a temporary measure meant to help those who rely on public transit, and also because tax collections exceeded its projected budget for 2022. Read story

Ian Roy of Bessolo Pizzeria, left, joins colleagues Matt LeMieux, Courtney Taylor and owner Dan Wyatt as they work behind the scenes in downtown Vancouver on Monday afternoon. Wyatt, owner of Kiggins Theatre, purchased the restaurant that used to be Vinnie's Pizza and changed the name to Bessolo Pizzeria but kept the staff, menu and recipes.

Kiggins Theatre owner buys, renames Vinnie’s Pizza in downtown Vancouver

Ian Roy of Bessolo Pizzeria, left, joins colleagues Matt LeMieux, Courtney Taylor and owner Dan Wyatt as they work behind the scenes in downtown Vancouver on Monday afternoon. Wyatt, owner of Kiggins Theatre, purchased the restaurant that used to be Vinnie's Pizza and changed the name to Bessolo Pizzeria but kept the staff, menu and recipes.

November 2, 2021, 6:05am Business

Something’s a bit different at a popular downtown Vancouver pizzeria. Read story

Longview-based petroleum company Wilson Oil Inc. is building a light industrial facility with three buildings along one of the last undeveloped properties on Fruit Valley Road, according to plans submitted to the city of Vancouver.

Light industrial complex planned for Fruit Valley Road in Vancouver

Longview-based petroleum company Wilson Oil Inc. is building a light industrial facility with three buildings along one of the last undeveloped properties on Fruit Valley Road, according to plans submitted to the city of Vancouver.

November 2, 2021, 6:04am Business

A Longview-based petroleum company plans to build a light industrial facility with three buildings along one of the last undeveloped properties on Fruit Valley Road, according to plans submitted to the city of Vancouver. Read story

Founder and CEO Sean McClain poses next to a mural in a lab at Absci Corp., headquartered in Vancouver, during a tour on Monday. The drug-discovery company, founded in Portland in 2011, moved to Vancouver in 2016. (Randy L.

Thank you, E. coli: Vancouver’s Absci uses bacteria to make ‘exciting’ drug discoveries

Founder and CEO Sean McClain poses next to a mural in a lab at Absci Corp., headquartered in Vancouver, during a tour on Monday. The drug-discovery company, founded in Portland in 2011, moved to Vancouver in 2016. (Randy L.

October 31, 2021, 6:05am Business

The first thought to run through Sean McClain’s head was something along the lines of: “We did it.” Read story

Joy and Mark Bochsler at their new shop, Joyful Honey and Beekeeping Supplies, in Battle Ground on Monday. The Bochslers sell honey, bee-themed merchandise, custom hives and beekeeping supplies, though a number of their initial product shipments have been delayed due to supply chain backups.

Joyful Honey and Beekeeping Supplies creates a buzz in Battle Ground

Joy and Mark Bochsler at their new shop, Joyful Honey and Beekeeping Supplies, in Battle Ground on Monday. The Bochslers sell honey, bee-themed merchandise, custom hives and beekeeping supplies, though a number of their initial product shipments have been delayed due to supply chain backups.

October 29, 2021, 6:04am Business

Joyful Honey and Beekeeping Supplies recently opened in Battle Ground on Main Street near 10th Avenue. Local beekeeper and bee enthusiast, Joy Bochsler, has filled the shelves of the shop with bee-inspired T-shirts, hoodies, artwork and greeting cards, as well as jars of locally produced honey and bee products, such… Read story

Kirkland Development has submitted plans to the city of Vancouver to build a four-building, mixed-use development where Who Song & Larry's and the former Joe's Crab Shack building now stand.

Plans to redevelop Vancouver riverfront include space for Who Song & Larry’s

Kirkland Development has submitted plans to the city of Vancouver to build a four-building, mixed-use development where Who Song & Larry's and the former Joe's Crab Shack building now stand.

October 28, 2021, 6:04am Business

New plans for a four-building, mixed-use development on the Columbia River just east of the Interstate 5 Bridge may yet include space for the venerable Who Song & Larry’s Restaurant and Cantina. Read story