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State offering $35M in grants for solar power

January 20, 2023, 6:03am Business

More than $35 million in grants is up for grabs for Washington municipalities seeking to give a boost to their solar base. Read story

Drink and thrive with Vancouver area’s mocktails

January 20, 2023, 6:00am Clark County Life Subscriber Exclusive

Cocktails have been around since the 1800s. They flourished during Prohibition when bartenders used sugar, citrus and bitters to balance out the unpleasant taste of bathtub gin. Since Prohibition ended in 1933, spirits have exponentially improved, giving bartenders an excellent base for building drinks. Read story

Anwen Deng, from left, Jinan Laurentia Woo and Preston Atkins.

Young artists to perform with Vancouver Symphony Orchestra

Anwen Deng, from left, Jinan Laurentia Woo and Preston Atkins.

January 19, 2023, 6:03am Clark County Life

This weekend’s Vancouver Symphony Orchestra concert will feature the winners of the 28th annual Young Artists Competition: violinist Jinan Laurentia Woo of New Jersey, bassoonist Preston Atkins of Iowa, and pianist Anwen Deng of Pennsylvania. Read story

John Boyd was appointed interim superintendent of Evergreen Public Schools on Dec. 28, following the firing of Mike Merlino earlier that month.

Evergreen’s interim superintendent makes case for permanent job; some question hiring process

John Boyd was appointed interim superintendent of Evergreen Public Schools on Dec. 28, following the firing of Mike Merlino earlier that month.

January 19, 2023, 6:01am Clark County News

It’s been nearly a year since John Boyd began his tenure as the interim superintendent at Evergreen Public Schools, Southwest Washington’s largest school district. Read story

Vancouver Master Chorale offers scholarships

January 19, 2023, 5:59am Clark County Life

The Vancouver Master Chorale is accepting applications for its 2023 Youth Vocal Scholarship. Read story

Ttong John, 30, appears Aug. 23 in Clark County Superior Court on suspicion of first-degree robbery and hit-and-run resulting in injury. He was sentenced Wednesday to four years in prison for stealing a man's car and running the owner over when he tried to stop him.

Vancouver man gets 4 years in Minnehaha car theft, hit-run

Ttong John, 30, appears Aug. 23 in Clark County Superior Court on suspicion of first-degree robbery and hit-and-run resulting in injury. He was sentenced Wednesday to four years in prison for stealing a man's car and running the owner over when he tried to stop him.

January 18, 2023, 6:46pm Clark County News

A Vancouver man was sentenced Wednesday to four years in prison for stealing a car and running over the owner in August in Minnehaha. Read story

A no-parking sign blocks an entrance to the empty lot that is the proposed location of the third Safe Stay site in downtown Vancouver.

Weather delays construction of downtown Vancouver’s Safe Stay homeless community

A no-parking sign blocks an entrance to the empty lot that is the proposed location of the third Safe Stay site in downtown Vancouver.

January 18, 2023, 6:03am Clark County News

In an empty parking lot in downtown Vancouver, a fresh blanket of rain darkens a bed of loose gravel. The property houses sparse trees and a skirt of bushes along the edge. Read story

Michael Johnson photographed with his partner, Joyce, in the 1990s.

Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office identifies man in 1998 cold case

Michael Johnson photographed with his partner, Joyce, in the 1990s.

January 17, 2023, 2:33pm Clark County News

The Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office has identified a body found 24 years ago in the Columbia River near Vancouver as that of a missing California man. Read story

Tom Miller owns property next to a homeless encampment in Vancouver's North Image neighborhood called "The Swamps" by its residents. The Washington State Department of Transportation is trying to sell the land where The Swamps sits, meaning the camp will eventually be cleared and its residents will have to find a new home.

‘The Swamps’: Residents of homeless camp in North Image face uncertain future

Tom Miller owns property next to a homeless encampment in Vancouver's North Image neighborhood called "The Swamps" by its residents. The Washington State Department of Transportation is trying to sell the land where The Swamps sits, meaning the camp will eventually be cleared and its residents will have to find a new home.

January 17, 2023, 6:05am Clark County News

Glenn DeHart opened his friend’s dresser drawer one January morning to find a litter of 10 baby rats sitting inside. The mother had run off, so he took them from the drawer and placed them inside an empty plastic toolbox, where they lay huddled together in a tiny ball. Read story

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Vancouver Clinic partners with Cascade Physicians of Oregon

(The Columbian files)

January 17, 2023, 6:00am Business Subscriber Exclusive

Vancouver Clinic announced Thursday that the Oregon-based Cascade Physicians medical practice will be joining the clinic as of Feb. 1. Read story