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Ruthie Prasil, owner of Dickens Children&#039;s Books, prepares to drop off an order to a customer outside her store in Uptown Village on Thursday.

Clark County bookstores start new chapter during virus

Ruthie Prasil, owner of Dickens Children&#039;s Books, prepares to drop off an order to a customer outside her store in Uptown Village on Thursday.

April 25, 2020, 9:20pm Business

For more than a decade, Vancouver resident Jack Allemang has occasionally slipped into Vintage Books on Mill Plain to pick up a book from the rows of wooden shelves, along the way talking to employees at the independent book store. Read story

A motorist drives past businesses while traveling east along East Evergreen Boulevard on Thursday morning, Dec. 12, 2019.

Development restrictions to be lifted along parts of Evergreen, Grand boulevards

A motorist drives past businesses while traveling east along East Evergreen Boulevard on Thursday morning, Dec. 12, 2019.

April 25, 2020, 4:26pm Business

A halt on all new development along parts of Evergreen and Grand boulevards will be lifted in an attempt to ease restrictions on small business owners feeling the crush of the current recession, the Vancouver City Council has decided. Read story

Deanna Hillstrom, 28, started her journey to nursing after her brother was injured by a roadside bomb in Iraq while serving in the military. She now is the nurse in charge of infection prevention and control at Vancouver Clinic.

Working in Clark County: Deanna Hillstrom, nurse at Vancouver Clinic

Deanna Hillstrom, 28, started her journey to nursing after her brother was injured by a roadside bomb in Iraq while serving in the military. She now is the nurse in charge of infection prevention and control at Vancouver Clinic.

April 25, 2020, 5:31am Business

In the middle of the fight against COVID-19 are the country’s health care professionals such as Deanna Hillstrom, a registered nurse who works in the infection prevention and control/medical affairs department at Vancouver Clinic. Read story

Construction begins again at the Kirkland Tower at the Vancouver Waterfront on April 24, 2020.

Inslee: Some construction projects in Washington can resume

Construction begins again at the Kirkland Tower at the Vancouver Waterfront on April 24, 2020.

April 24, 2020, 11:49am Business

Gov. Jay Inslee announced a limited rollback of Washington’s statewide ban on residential and retail construction at a press conference Friday. Construction projects that were underway before the ban will be allowed to restart work, subject to a new list of safety restrictions. Read story

Changes announced to Cascade Natural Gas’ energy assistance fund

April 24, 2020, 6:04am Business

The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission announced Thursday it had approved temporary changes to Cascade Natural Gas' Washington Energy Assistance Fund, aimed at helping customers who have lost income due to COVID-19. Read story

Vancouver resident Ruben Renteria, foreground, checks out his receipt while teller Melissa Engler looks on as he stops by the Cascade Park Columbia Credit Union Branch drive-thru Thursday afternoon. Banks are still allowed to operate during the COVID-19 pandemic, but most are using drive-thru and appointment-only service.

Clark County banking industry tackles Paycheck Protection Program loans

Vancouver resident Ruben Renteria, foreground, checks out his receipt while teller Melissa Engler looks on as he stops by the Cascade Park Columbia Credit Union Branch drive-thru Thursday afternoon. Banks are still allowed to operate during the COVID-19 pandemic, but most are using drive-thru and appointment-only service.

April 24, 2020, 6:00am Business

Thousands of small businesses have spent the past month scrambling to join the Paycheck Protection Program, seeking an economic lifeline amid the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic. Read story

The Simple Solitude nail salon is among many local service businesses closed due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Clark County jobless claims drop by 36 percent

The Simple Solitude nail salon is among many local service businesses closed due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.

April 23, 2020, 7:56pm Business

Initial unemployment claims data released Thursday show more local workers are continuing to lose their jobs, but at a decreasing rate. Read story

Burgerville announced Friday that it has temporarily closed all of its restaurants except the Portland International Airport location due to poor air quality.

Vancouver-based Burgerville will lay off 612 workers in Oregon, Washington

Burgerville announced Friday that it has temporarily closed all of its restaurants except the Portland International Airport location due to poor air quality.

April 23, 2020, 11:17am Business

Vancouver-based fast-food chain Burgerville will lay off 612 employees across its restaurant locations, the company announced Wednesday, a cutback that affects about 42 percent of the company’s total workforce of 1,482. Read story

Concept renderings show the western half of the planned Skyview Station retail center in Salmon Creek, shown looking northeast. The project will include eight retail buildings intended to house a bank, pharmacy, restaurant and specialty grocery store, among other tenants.

Salmon Creek retail center cleared for takeoff

Concept renderings show the western half of the planned Skyview Station retail center in Salmon Creek, shown looking northeast. The project will include eight retail buildings intended to house a bank, pharmacy, restaurant and specialty grocery store, among other tenants.

April 23, 2020, 6:04am Business

There's a new retail center in the works for Salmon Creek, and plans call for it to include a variety of retail and food options including a bank, a pharmacy, a drive-thru restaurant and a grocery store. Read story

Paul Dennis, then- executive director of the Camas Washougal Economic Development Association, speaks to a joint meeting of the Camas and Washougal city councils in 2011.

Former Camas mayor accused of stealing $15K from east Clark County development group

Paul Dennis, then- executive director of the Camas Washougal Economic Development Association, speaks to a joint meeting of the Camas and Washougal city councils in 2011.

April 22, 2020, 2:50pm Business

A former Camas mayor and director of a soon-to-be dissolved east Clark County economic development group stands accused of stealing about $15,000 of public funds. Read story