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April 2, 2026
‘We’re creating life’: Dirt Hugger turns yard, food waste into nutrient-rich compos
DALLESPORT — For Pierce Louis, work is a dirty business.
DALLESPORT — For Pierce Louis, work is a dirty business.
Four short years ago, Vancouver-based CytoDyn was embroiled in scandal. But a group of executives fought to bring the biotech company back from the brink and now hope its leronlimab drug can provide a pathway to remission for one of the most lethal forms of breast cancer.
Do you own a large commercial building? You may have only a few months to get into compliance with the state’s new clean building standards. But Clark Public Utilities can help.
Recent data shows that buyers are paying just as much or more for housing in some pockets of Clark County than in Portland.
Georgia-Pacific will remove a boiler at its mill in downtown Camas on April 1 as part of the company's multiyear revitalization project to modernize the mill and reduce unused buildings.
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.