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“Into Twin Galaxies” follows three National Geographic “adventurers of the year” as they embark on what can only be called an insane kayaking expedition across Greenland.

Get your heart beating at Banff Film Festival

“Into Twin Galaxies” follows three National Geographic “adventurers of the year” as they embark on what can only be called an insane kayaking expedition across Greenland.

February 2, 2018, 6:03am Clark County Life

Some creatures were made to soar. Others struggle to mimic that talent. Read story

Main Street Ltd. Partners, which owns 704 Main St., are suing transit agency C-Tran over a property easement it needs for its back exit. Without it, the building is in violation of city fire codes.

Vancouver building owners sue C-Tran over exit, easement

Main Street Ltd. Partners, which owns 704 Main St., are suing transit agency C-Tran over a property easement it needs for its back exit. Without it, the building is in violation of city fire codes.

February 1, 2018, 6:05am Business

A property dispute that doomed Q Nightclub and Lounge in downtown Vancouver has sparked another lawsuit, this time with the building’s owners. Read story

Ariane Kunze/The Columbian Richard Inouye, director of bands at Clark College and director of the annual college jazz festival, plans to retire at the end of this school year. He’s always aimed to provide a pro-level experience for students, he said. “The best thing about a festival like this is that the students get to hear musicians at all levels,” he said.

Clark College’s retiring director of bands will go out on a high note

Ariane Kunze/The Columbian Richard Inouye, director of bands at Clark College and director of the annual college jazz festival, plans to retire at the end of this school year. He’s always aimed to provide a pro-level experience for students, he said. “The best thing about a festival like this is that the students get to hear musicians at all levels,” he said.

January 26, 2018, 6:03am Latest News

A few weeks ago, as Jazz Ensemble rehearsal wound down, Richard Inouye gave his students a little pep talk. Read story

The house green salad with pulled pork, from left, the Spundekase, and the brewer’s grilled sandwich cheese with potato wedges at Loowit Brewing in downtown Vancouver.

Loowit offers fresh take on bar food

The house green salad with pulled pork, from left, the Spundekase, and the brewer’s grilled sandwich cheese with potato wedges at Loowit Brewing in downtown Vancouver.

January 26, 2018, 6:00am Clark County Life

Loowit Brewing, in the heart of downtown Vancouver, is a taproom and pub that opened its doors for business in 2012 with three taps. Now Loowit offers 18 taps with award-winning brews and cider. The food menu is a well-rounded selection, from appetizers to burgers, with made-to-order fresh options. Read story

Vancouver man appears in court in I-5 Bridge crash

January 22, 2018, 5:34pm Clark County News

The suspected drunk driver in a Saturday afternoon crash on the Interstate 5 Bridge denied consuming any alcohol before driving but refused to take a preliminary breath test, court records show. A passenger who was injured in the crash was treated and released from an area hospital. Read story

Comedian Charley Chase peers out at the audience at the Kiggins Theatre from a 1926 film called “Mighty Like a Moose,” while Rodney Sauer and a group from the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra provide the musical accompaniment. Right: Sauer, conductor and pianist, will lead members of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra as they accompany a screening of “The Mark of Zorro” at the Kiggins Theatre on Sunday.

Live orchestra to accompany Kiggins screening of ‘The Mark of Zorro’

Comedian Charley Chase peers out at the audience at the Kiggins Theatre from a 1926 film called “Mighty Like a Moose,” while Rodney Sauer and a group from the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra provide the musical accompaniment. Right: Sauer, conductor and pianist, will lead members of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra as they accompany a screening of “The Mark of Zorro” at the Kiggins Theatre on Sunday.

January 20, 2018, 6:03am Clark County Life

Without a mask and a secret, how super can a hero really be? Maybe only about as much as a movie without music. Read story

The corner of Sixth and C streets could look different as early as this summer. The city of Vancouver hopes to build an official southern entryway to downtown at the intersection.

Vancouver plans improved south gateway to city

The corner of Sixth and C streets could look different as early as this summer. The city of Vancouver hopes to build an official southern entryway to downtown at the intersection.

January 20, 2018, 6:02am Clark County News

When visitors to Vancouver drive into downtown from Interstate 5 or Highway 14, the first thing they see is a mound of overgrown shrubbery. Read story

Two of the juices you can enjoy as part of Be Well Juice Bar’s cleanse packages include the Vancouver FARMacy juice (kale, celery, ginger, lemon, cucumber and apple) and an ABC juice (apple, beet, carrot, lemon and ginger).

Food & Drink: Filtering out the perks of a juice cleanse

Two of the juices you can enjoy as part of Be Well Juice Bar’s cleanse packages include the Vancouver FARMacy juice (kale, celery, ginger, lemon, cucumber and apple) and an ABC juice (apple, beet, carrot, lemon and ginger).

January 19, 2018, 6:01am Clark County Life

Juice cleanses, like yoga, are religious rituals that have crept into secular culture. Fasting is found in almost all religions and has been practiced for thousands of years. Beka Trigg, of Funky Fresh Juice Co. (which offers three-day and five-day juice cleanses), told me that juice cleanses help her center… Read story

You’ll find a wide selection of dishes at Wild Tiger Thai restaurant in Vancouver, including, clockwise from bottom left, the noodles with beef, the stir-fried garlic with beef, the shrimp wonton soup, the Golden Triangle, the crispy egg rolls and the massaman curry.

Wild Tiger catches recipe for success

You’ll find a wide selection of dishes at Wild Tiger Thai restaurant in Vancouver, including, clockwise from bottom left, the noodles with beef, the stir-fried garlic with beef, the shrimp wonton soup, the Golden Triangle, the crispy egg rolls and the massaman curry.

January 19, 2018, 6:01am Clark County Life

Wild Tiger is a well established Thai restaurant serving lunch and dinner seven days a week. My first visit to Wild Tiger was years ago so I decided to revisit to see if it is still as good as I remember. Read story

Port of Vancouver Commissioners Don Orange, from left, Eric LaBrant and Jerry Oliver listen to public statements during a board meeting.

Oliver suggests adding 2 members to port commission

Port of Vancouver Commissioners Don Orange, from left, Eric LaBrant and Jerry Oliver listen to public statements during a board meeting.

January 18, 2018, 5:33pm Business

A three-member board of commissioners has governed the Port of Vancouver’s affairs ever since the first cargo ship moored at its docks. Now, more than 100 years later, the port’s business and the city of Vancouver have changed significantly, and Commissioner Jerry Oliver is asking if the port’s ruling body… Read story