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A service representative helps a customer over the phone at Clark Public Utilities in 2019.

Clark Public Utilities’ $5M program to help low-income customers pay overdue bills

A service representative helps a customer over the phone at Clark Public Utilities in 2019.

October 5, 2021, 4:42pm Business

Clark Public Utilities commissioners approved a program Tuesday to spend $5 million of surplus funds to help erase low-income customers’ debts with the utility that they accumulated during the pandemic. Read story

Patrick Hughes of Forward Greens, left, harvests Splendid Spring Mix.

Vancouver vertical farm grows with new name, tactics, ambitions

Patrick Hughes of Forward Greens, left, harvests Splendid Spring Mix.

October 5, 2021, 6:03am Business

A lot has changed for a local indoor vertical farming operation growing microgreens and other edible plants in the old HP building near Fisher’s Landing. Read story

Jorge Castro, left, and Rahim Abbasi worked together to design Castro's DosAlas Latin Kitchen & Tequila Bar at The Waterfront Vancouver development.

Some of Vancouver’s coolest eatery spaces made by Rahim Abbasi

Jorge Castro, left, and Rahim Abbasi worked together to design Castro's DosAlas Latin Kitchen & Tequila Bar at The Waterfront Vancouver development.

October 4, 2021, 6:30am Business

The secret to getting Rahim Abbasi to work on a project is to serve him a great beverage. Read story

Bartender Mike Dunning serves lunch in the dining room at Main Event East in late 2021.

Labor shortage still order of the day in Clark County

Bartender Mike Dunning serves lunch in the dining room at Main Event East in late 2021.

October 3, 2021, 6:05am Business

It’s been about a month since the federal government ended unemployment insurance benefits for more than 7,000 people in Clark County. And although there’s no official data to back it up, there’s been no mass return to the workforce to ease an ongoing labor shortage affecting mostly restaurants and hotels. Read story

Thicker plastic bags are still be allowed under the plastic bag ban.

Plastic-bag ban brings change for Clark County businesses

Thicker plastic bags are still be allowed under the plastic bag ban.

October 2, 2021, 6:05am Business

Single-use plastic bags are banned in Washington as of Friday, which will change the way that shoppers buy groceries — or at least how they bring them home. Read story

A Bonneville Power Administration substation to the east of Interstate 5 is pictured near Hazel Dell on Friday morning. The Northwest Power and Conservation Council, which oversees BPA's long-term growth, recently released its draft 2021 Northwest Power Plan for public comment.

Northwest Power and Conservation Council sets aggressive targets for renewable energy

A Bonneville Power Administration substation to the east of Interstate 5 is pictured near Hazel Dell on Friday morning. The Northwest Power and Conservation Council, which oversees BPA's long-term growth, recently released its draft 2021 Northwest Power Plan for public comment.

October 2, 2021, 6:04am Business

The Northwest Power and Conservation Council has published its draft 2021 Northwest Power Plan, which will guide the development of the Bonneville Power Administration and the regional power grid through 2027. Read story

A developer has submitted preliminary plans to build a 250-unit affordable apartment complex at the site of the Park Hill Center.

Developers plan 250-unit apartment complex in Vancouver’s Heights District

A developer has submitted preliminary plans to build a 250-unit affordable apartment complex at the site of the Park Hill Center.

October 1, 2021, 6:05am Business

Less than two months after the Vancouver City Council reopened the door for development in the Heights District, the first potential project has come knocking. Read story

Minimum wage in Washington was raised to $14.49 an hour on Jan. 1.

Washington minimum wage to increase to $14.49 per hour Jan. 1, 2022

Minimum wage in Washington was raised to $14.49 an hour on Jan. 1.

September 30, 2021, 6:01pm Business

Washington officials announced Thursday that the minimum wage will increase by 80 cents, from $13.69 to $14.49 per hour, starting Jan. 1, 2022. Read story

Eddings House, 700 W. Evergreen Blvd., is now used for offices. Its proximity to the Clark County Courthouse makes it a good location for lawyers.

Historic Eddings House in downtown Vancouver for sale

Eddings House, 700 W. Evergreen Blvd., is now used for offices. Its proximity to the Clark County Courthouse makes it a good location for lawyers.

September 30, 2021, 6:03am Business

Downtown Vancouver’s historic Eddings House, built in 1885 by John Eddings, a civic and religious leader in 19th century Clark County, is for sale. Read story

Barista Emily Cortez, from left, joins Marty Lopes, owner of Terrain Coffee Project, as they chat with customer Todd Sturtz of Vancouver at the new downtown Vancouver coffee shop on Tuesday morning.

Terrain Coffee Project opens cafe in downtown Vancouver

Barista Emily Cortez, from left, joins Marty Lopes, owner of Terrain Coffee Project, as they chat with customer Todd Sturtz of Vancouver at the new downtown Vancouver coffee shop on Tuesday morning.

September 30, 2021, 6:03am Business

Terrain Coffee Project’s cafe opened Sept. 22 at 106 W. Sixth St., in the space formerly occupied by Beerded Brothers Brewing in downtown Vancouver. Read story