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Series at Columbia Springs to focus on climate change, environment

March 9, 2019, 6:03am Clark County Life

Lecturers Grace Teigen and Gene Wigglesworth are launching a four-part workshop series this month on climate change, the environment and what people can do about it. Read story

PeaceHealth Hospice program adds online training

March 9, 2019, 6:02am Clark County Health

PeaceHealth Hospice is debuting a new online training program designed for people who want to volunteer, but can't attend daytime training sessions, according to a PeaceHealth press release. Read story

Rising housing costs topic of film, talk at Clark College

March 9, 2019, 6:01am Clark County News

Staff of The Independent, Clark College's student newspaper, are hosting a documentary film and discussion on gentrification and the resulting effect on housing costs. Read story

Travel writers conference to be held in Vancouver

March 9, 2019, 6:01am Business

Dozens of travel and lifestyle writers will converge at Vancouver's Heathman Lodge from March 31 to April 2 for workshops, speakers, panel discussions and networking with other industry professionals for the 2019 Travel & Words Conference. Read story

Vancouver teen to represent U.S. in international sword fighting competition

March 9, 2019, 5:47am Community

Joseph Boysen is representing the United States at the International European Modern Sword Fighting Championship in Belarus. Read story

The Vancouver Mall (The Columbian files)

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The Vancouver Mall (The Columbian files)

March 6, 2019, 6:01am Clark County News

After brawling with left-wing activists in Portland for more than a year, Tusitala “Tiny” Toese could soon face criminal charges. According to multiple Portland media outlets, the victim of an alleged assault last year said that a Multnomah County grand jury voted to bring assault charges against Toese and Donovan… Read story

Evergreen Habitat for Humanity to dedicate two new homes Sunday

March 5, 2019, 6:02am Clark County News

Evergreen Habitat for Humanity will dedicate two new homes in its McKibbin Commons subdivision in Vancouver on Sunday. Read story

Scott Keeney is the CEO of nLIGHT.

Vancouver-based nLIGHT expects further growth

Scott Keeney is the CEO of nLIGHT.

March 4, 2019, 5:23pm Business

Vancouver-based nLIGHT enjoyed a successful stock offering and a strong performance in 2018, giving CEO Scott Keeney a lot to talk about Monday when he addressed investors at the 40th annual Raymond James conference in Orlando, Fla. Read story

Smokehouse Provisions in Vancouver opened in October 2016. It’s last day is scheduled for March 24, making way for the April 1 arrival of Smitty’s Original Coney Island at 8058 E. Mill Plain Blvd.

Goodbye Smokehouse Provisions, hello hot dogs

Smokehouse Provisions in Vancouver opened in October 2016. It’s last day is scheduled for March 24, making way for the April 1 arrival of Smitty’s Original Coney Island at 8058 E. Mill Plain Blvd.

March 4, 2019, 4:23pm Business

Chef B.J. Smith is following his heart in his plan to open Smitty’s Original Coney Island, a hot dog- and sandwich-focused restaurant and bar at The Mill shopping center in Vancouver’s North Garrison Heights neighborhood. Read story

Greg Davis, day custodian, helps students organize their lunch plates for the cafeteria composting system at Martin Luther King Elementary School in Vancouver. Davis has worked for the school district since 1986 and at Martin Luther King Elementary School for 25 years. He has plans to retire shortly after the school makes a big move to a new building by September 2020.

Working in Clark County: Greg Davis, custodian at Martin Luther King Elementary School

Greg Davis, day custodian, helps students organize their lunch plates for the cafeteria composting system at Martin Luther King Elementary School in Vancouver. Davis has worked for the school district since 1986 and at Martin Luther King Elementary School for 25 years. He has plans to retire shortly after the school makes a big move to a new building by September 2020.

March 4, 2019, 6:02am Business

With light blue cleaning gloves hanging out of the back pocket of his blue jeans, Greg Davis, 63, strolled into the cafeteria of Martin Luther King Elementary School just before the mid-morning lunch rush. Read story