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Daybreak Youth Services is pictured in Brush Prairie in 2019.

Daybreak Youth Services suspends clinical services

Daybreak Youth Services is pictured in Brush Prairie in 2019.

June 14, 2023, 5:58pm Business

Daybreak Youth Services announced Wednesday it is temporarily suspending its clinical operations after the Department of Health revoked its licenses late last month and sought a temporary restraining order. Read story

Vancouver-based ZoomInfo announced it is laying off about 120 employees across its workforce. The company is currently building new headquarters on the Vancouver waterfront, with the goal of moving in 2025.

Vancouver-based ZoomInfo lays off 120 employees companywide

Vancouver-based ZoomInfo announced it is laying off about 120 employees across its workforce. The company is currently building new headquarters on the Vancouver waterfront, with the goal of moving in 2025.

June 14, 2023, 1:26pm Business

Vancouver-based technology company ZoomInfo has laid off about 120 employees across its business, the company announced in a Securities and Exchange Commission disclosure earlier this month. Read story

Plans to upgrade Main Street date back to the early 1990s, but financial restrictions caused the project to be delayed.

Vancouver’s Main Street to get a makeover

Plans to upgrade Main Street date back to the early 1990s, but financial restrictions caused the project to be delayed.

June 13, 2023, 6:08am Business

With the design of the Main Street Promise 60 percent complete, city officials offered a preview of the reconstruction project. Read story

Renderings of the upcoming Terminal 1 development sit on easels during a press conference at Terminal 1 on the Vancouver waterfront.

Legislation boosts Port of Vancouver’s Terminal 1, will fund new dock for public market

Renderings of the upcoming Terminal 1 development sit on easels during a press conference at Terminal 1 on the Vancouver waterfront.

June 12, 2023, 6:19pm Business

With sun shining, boats blaring and jets flying overhead, local lawmakers, port officials and Washington State Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti gathered at the Port of Vancouver’s Terminal 1 on Monday to celebrate economic development. Read story

Chico's Classic Barbershop owner Raul Barasa, right, cuts the hair of Mike Tomasello, of Vancouver, on May 24. Barasa started cutting hair on a volunteer basis, then turned it into an occupation.

Working in Clark County: Raul Barasa, Chico’s Classic Barbershop

Chico's Classic Barbershop owner Raul Barasa, right, cuts the hair of Mike Tomasello, of Vancouver, on May 24. Barasa started cutting hair on a volunteer basis, then turned it into an occupation.

June 12, 2023, 6:10am Business

Local barber Raul Barasa is a firm believer in the power of second chances. He knows firsthand how something as simple as a fresh shave or a new haircut can have a huge impact on a person’s self-worth. Read story

An illustration shows a mixed-use complex with 46 apartments on the upper floors and retail on the ground floor being proposed for downtown Washougal at 1625 Main St.

Mixed-use project eyed for downtown Washougal

An illustration shows a mixed-use complex with 46 apartments on the upper floors and retail on the ground floor being proposed for downtown Washougal at 1625 Main St.

June 11, 2023, 6:05am Business

A Portland real estate company and Washougal property owner have proposed building a mixed-use development — with 46 apartments on the top floors and retail space on the ground floor — in downtown Washougal’s Town Center District. Read story

Volunteer Elizabeth Stoltz of Heisson waters the Fort Vancouver Garden in Vancouver in 2020.

Washington considering worker protections as wildfires persist

Volunteer Elizabeth Stoltz of Heisson waters the Fort Vancouver Garden in Vancouver in 2020.

June 10, 2023, 6:07am Business

The Washington State Department of Labor and Industries is considering new protections for outdoor workers, notably for those in construction and agriculture, as wildfires become more frequent. Read story

Clark County seeks volunteer veterinarian

June 10, 2023, 5:58am Business

The Clark County Board of Health is seeking volunteers for a position on the Public Health Advisory Council. The open position is for a doctor of veterinary medicine practicing in Clark County. Read story

Clark County seeks applicants for Development and Engineering Advisory Board

June 10, 2023, 5:57am Business

Clark County is seeking applicants to fill a vacancy on the county’s Development and Engineering Advisory Board. Read story

Trucks drive toward the Zimmerly gravel pit east of Washougal in July 2018. Operators of the pit, long the subject of opposition from neighbors and conservation groups, are seeking permission to keep extracting gravel from the site.

Columbia River Gorge gravel mine east of Washougal is denied

Trucks drive toward the Zimmerly gravel pit east of Washougal in July 2018. Operators of the pit, long the subject of opposition from neighbors and conservation groups, are seeking permission to keep extracting gravel from the site.

June 9, 2023, 6:30pm Business

A Clark County hearings examiner has denied an application for development permits for a controversial gravel mine in the Columbia River Gorge east of Washougal. Read story