The Columbian

Lincoln: Latte Da Coffee House and Wine Bar celebrated its fifth anniversary on July 9 with a day full of live music, prizes and beer and wine tastings.

Coffee house celebrates fifth anniversary

July 20, 2016, 5:55am Community

Latte Da Coffee House and Wine Bar turned 5 years old on July 9 with an all-day celebration. Read story

Esther Short: Members of the Davidson & Associates Insurance Agency collected more than 230 old American flags, which the Fort Vancouver District Boy Scouts of America then retired in a proper ceremony.

Insurance agency, Boy Scouts collect and retire old flags

July 20, 2016, 5:55am Community

Davidson & Associates Insurance Agency asked residents to bring in old American flags throughout a two-week period, collecting more than 230 flags. Read story

Vancouver Parks and Recreation Director Julie Hannon speaks Monday afternoon at a ground-breaking ceremony for the anticipated Grant Street Pier, which will open as part of the Vancouver waterfront park in 2018.

Big turnout for Grant Street Pier groundbreaking at Vancouver waterfront

July 18, 2016, 6:03pm Business

The Vancouver waterfront today isn’t a patch of dirt, it’s soil. And it’s there the seeds have been planted to grow the city’s new image. Read story

Wind turbines sit on the loop track at the Port of Vancouver's Terminal 5. Thanks to renewed federal tax incentives, imported wind turbine parts are again making stops at the port en route to wind farms around the country.

Wind gives Port of Vancouver a lift

July 17, 2016, 6:07am Business

Wind energy tends to go through cycles at the Port of Vancouver, and right now it’s catching quite the gust. Read story

New and vintage cars, and motorcycles move bumper to bumper up and down Main Street in Vancouver during the annual Cruisin' the Gut event.

Fire in the Park, Cruisin’ the Gut crank up downtown

July 16, 2016, 6:20pm Clark County News

Downtown Vancouver was noisy on Saturday. The kids romping around Esther Short Park and climbing in classic firefighting rigs were noisy. The 10,000 people who roamed the Vancouver Farmers Market next to the park were noisy. And, the classic cars chug-a-lugging up and down Main Street were the noisiest. Read story