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A slice of property just west of the Port of Vancouver's Terminal 5 is up for sale with an asking price of $20.3 million. A purchase won't affect Tidewater Barge Lines, which holds a long-term lease for the property.

Vancouver riverfront land leased by Tidewater Barge Lines up for sale

A slice of property just west of the Port of Vancouver's Terminal 5 is up for sale with an asking price of $20.3 million. A purchase won't affect Tidewater Barge Lines, which holds a long-term lease for the property.

August 30, 2022, 6:03am Business Subscriber Exclusive

The Vancouver riverfront property that is home to the Tidewater Barge Lines Headquarters is for sale for $20.3 million. Read story

Raul Midon Contributed by Vancouver Wine & Jazz Festival)

Jazz rebirth: Vancouver Wine & Jazz Festival returns after a three-year hiatus

Raul Midon Contributed by Vancouver Wine & Jazz Festival)

August 25, 2022, 6:03am Clark County Life

The 1998 launch of a classy, homegrown jazz festival in humble downtown Vancouver was a surprise to everyone. Even more surprising is how successful the festival proved across 20 years, as it attracted some real jazz royalty to town and packed growing crowds into Esther Short Park. Read story

A surface parking lot at The Waterfront Vancouver's Block 7 will soon be replaced by an eight-story parking garage to hold 840 cars and also retail spots, expected to be complete in 2024. Once the parking structure is complete, the waterfront's other surface parking lots will be sold for development in phases.

Waterfront Vancouver parking garage to include 8 stories, retail spots

A surface parking lot at The Waterfront Vancouver's Block 7 will soon be replaced by an eight-story parking garage to hold 840 cars and also retail spots, expected to be complete in 2024. Once the parking structure is complete, the waterfront's other surface parking lots will be sold for development in phases.

August 23, 2022, 6:05am Business

A surface parking lot at The Waterfront Vancouver will soon be replaced by an eight-story parking garage to hold 840 cars and also retail spots, expected to be complete in 2024. Read story

Katherine Nitsch is the new board president for the Vancouver Master Chorale.

Vancouver Master Chorale welcomes new officers

Katherine Nitsch is the new board president for the Vancouver Master Chorale.

August 20, 2022, 5:45am Community

The Vancouver Master Chorale has chosen new officers for its upcoming season. Read story

A skateboard-weilding vandal smashed multiple windows at Geme Art and two other businesses in downtown Vancouver on Tuesday. A man was later arrested in connection with the incident.

Vandal smashes windows at three Vancouver businesses

A skateboard-weilding vandal smashed multiple windows at Geme Art and two other businesses in downtown Vancouver on Tuesday. A man was later arrested in connection with the incident.

August 18, 2022, 3:32pm Clark County News

A man is accused of smashing out the windows of three downtown Vancouver businesses with a skateboard Tuesday morning, causing extensive damage to an art gallery and supply shop. Read story

Fruit Valley Terrace resident Ty Wilson enjoys a playful moment with his dog, Apollo. Community Roots Collaborative, the nonprofit that created Fruit Valley Terrace, a tiny home village for people exiting homelessness, has partnered with Amerigroup Washington. Together, the two organizations plan to innovate solutions and collaborate on efforts that help people experiencing homelessness in Southwest Washington overcome barriers to resources.

Clark County nonprofit Community Roots Collaborative grows

Fruit Valley Terrace resident Ty Wilson enjoys a playful moment with his dog, Apollo. Community Roots Collaborative, the nonprofit that created Fruit Valley Terrace, a tiny home village for people exiting homelessness, has partnered with Amerigroup Washington. Together, the two organizations plan to innovate solutions and collaborate on efforts that help people experiencing homelessness in Southwest Washington overcome barriers to resources.

August 17, 2022, 6:02am Clark County News

Community Roots Collaborative, a nonprofit developer of permanent, affordable tiny homes for people exiting homelessness in Clark County, has joined forces with Amerigroup Washington, a coordinator of Medicaid managed care health insurance benefits. Read story

The City of Vancouver's Waterfront Gateway development with four new buildings aims to be its own district and also connect Esther Short Park to The Waterfront Vancouver.

Vancouver City Council studies proposed Waterfront Gateway Project

The City of Vancouver's Waterfront Gateway development with four new buildings aims to be its own district and also connect Esther Short Park to The Waterfront Vancouver.

August 12, 2022, 6:01am Business Subscriber Exclusive

The parking lots and grass fields around Vancouver City Hall are going to drastically change into four buildings with 420 new apartments — including 100 in the “affordable” category — office space, retail and parking structures. Read story

Vancouver resident John Beakley gets a free haircut and beard trim from Briana Schwarz of Great Clips during the Open House Ministries annual block party in 2022. The event included a wellness clinic, informational booths and a preventive pet care clinic. The party returned this year following a two-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Open House Ministries’ block party, resource fair returns to Vancouver after 2-year absence

Vancouver resident John Beakley gets a free haircut and beard trim from Briana Schwarz of Great Clips during the Open House Ministries annual block party in 2022. The event included a wellness clinic, informational booths and a preventive pet care clinic. The party returned this year following a two-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

August 11, 2022, 7:07pm Clark County News

Kids got cotton candy. Pets got microchipped. People got haircuts. And everyone was glad to gather as the Open House Ministries Community Block Party and Outreach Resource Fair returned Thursday for the first time in two years. Read story

Artist Rodrigo Zevallos, who goes by his artist name Vol.X, has opened VX74 Vinos on East Evergreen Boulevard in downtown Vancouver.

Wine bar VX74 brings jazzy mix of food, drinks, art, events to downtown Vancouver

Artist Rodrigo Zevallos, who goes by his artist name Vol.X, has opened VX74 Vinos on East Evergreen Boulevard in downtown Vancouver.

August 11, 2022, 6:01am Business Subscriber Exclusive

Food, drink and art all stem from the same creative vein for VX74’s owner, Rodrigo Zevallos. Read story

Visitors to Compass Coffee in downtown Vancouver enjoy their drinks in a parklet on Monday morning. The city has extended the parklet program, but will begin charging business owners.

Vancouver parklet program continues – for a price

Visitors to Compass Coffee in downtown Vancouver enjoy their drinks in a parklet on Monday morning. The city has extended the parklet program, but will begin charging business owners.

August 9, 2022, 6:02am Business Subscriber Exclusive

The city of Vancouver will begin charging businesses to operate parklets, those little spaces in the street where customers can eat and drink, beginning in November. Read story