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March 12, 2026
Demand for unemployment benefits rising in Washington
Vancouver resident Andrew Briggs has been waiting for his first unemployment check since he lost his job right before Thanksgiving.
Vancouver resident Andrew Briggs has been waiting for his first unemployment check since he lost his job right before Thanksgiving.
A slow winter season in Skamania County is worsening the impacts of a broader tourism downturn the county has suffered since pandemic-era outdoor recreation booms began to wane.
More Clark County homes are on the market this year than last, a welcome sign for buyers going into the busy spring real estate season.
Rod Edwards launched Shoug Brewing Company in 2016 as a small-scale post-retirement project. He slowly expanded his distribution network over the next 10 years to provide his beers to restaurants and bars throughout Southwest Washington.
James Hafer got into golfing after his baseball career, which included a stint at Millikin University in Illinois, ended. But eventually, as work and family responsibilities piled up, the Ridgefield resident found that he couldn’t take four hours out of his day to play 18 holes as easily as he used to. Even getting out to a driving range to hit a quick bucket of balls was not as feasible as it once was.
Clark County’s community-based composting program collected a record-breaking 186,000 pounds of food waste in 2025.
Clark County recorded the highest number of eviction filings per capita in Washington for the third consecutive year, according to state data. Legal aid attorneys point to the widening gap between rental prices and incomes.
When Trang Lam took over as the head administrator of the Port of Camas-Washougal in August 2024, one of her main goals was to bolster the port’s relationship with her previous employer, the city of Camas.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced it will hold two online public meetings later this month to get feedback on a $1.5 billion project to run a 100-mile-long high-voltage power line under the Columbia River.
Shawood at the Glades, a Camas residential community, celebrates its grand opening on Jan. 15.