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Brush Prairie area to get new WinCo, sit-down restaurant
Brush Prairie residents could make reservations at their long-awaited sit-down restaurant by early summer 2009, when businesses will likely start welcoming customers to a planned 10-building shopping center at ...
Solitary riders, ropers and stock hands share rigs, hotel rooms and animals just to fill tanks
Solitary riders, ropers and stock hands share rigs, hotel rooms and animals just to fill their tanks KATE TAYLOR MOLALLA -- It's hard to imagine what could harm this cowboy, with his sinewy form, leathered skin ...
Housing slowdown hampers growth plans in Brush Prairie
As so many people did in the last few years, 12 developers of land near Prairie High School placed a big bet in early 2007 that the housing boom would stay in bloom.
SPEAKERS WITH SPIRIT TOASTMASTERS, 7 to 8 p.m., in Room 6236 in the Community Life Building, Kings Way Christian High School, 3606 N.E. 78th St.
Julie Mills, left, and Pam Goe check out Pacific Community Park's off-leash area, slated to open Tuesday.
Previously: Two years ago, Jim VanNatta upgraded his 1960s-era gas pumps to reach prices that exceeded $3 a gallon.
Our readers' views, June 22, 2008
Efficient path in bus lanes I find it troubling that it appears to be a foregone conclusion that the proposed I-5 bridge replacement will include light rail, as members of the Columbia River Crossing Commission ...
Brush Prairie asphalt plant to be discussed
The information session runs Wednesday, June 18, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the PUB corridor in Clark College 's Gaiser Hall.
Judge upholds approval of asphalt plant
A Clark County judge this week upheld the approval of a proposed asphalt plant on a Brush Prairie pasture, the latest defeat for neighbors who have fought the plan for eight years.
Welcome summer with open farms
BRUSH PRAIRIE Three farms will offer a "Summer Solstice in the County" market event and agriculture demonstration from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Two arrested in burglaries at Clark County sports clubs, coffee cart
Posted by Holley Gilbert, The Oregonian June 12, 2008 16:06PM Categories: Clark County A 20-year-old man and a juvenile were arrested this week in connection with thefts from two Vancouver-area youth sports ...
Energy Adviser: Insulate for energy savings all year
Is one kind of insulation better than others? I see all different kinds advertised and would like to add some this summer.
What is your personality type? In the 1950s, psychologist John Holland devised a set of six personality types based on interests and work preferences: realistic, investigative, artistic, social, enterprising ...
Bits 'n' Pieces: Working for consulate had its privileges
Wednesday, June 04, 2008 By MIKE BAILEY, Columbian staff writer Ross Fogelquist met the Crown Prince of Cambodia and dined with the mayor of Reykjavik, Iceland, while serving as the honorary Swedish Vice Consul ...
144-unit apartment project proposed for Brush Prairie
Plans for a 144-unit apartment complex in Brush Prairie have been submitted to Clark County's Department of Community Development.
The Coast Guard suspended a search Tuesday for a Brush Prairie woman who went missing during a dive trip at Rosario Beach off Deception Pass.
One size doesn't fit all The May 15 story reported, "County will switch to 1-cart recycling." This is an impossible situation that Clark County will cause me by adoption of one "recycle cart." I am familiar ...
MISSING: Divers halt search for Walla Walla student
Skagit and Whatcom county dive teams have halted their search for a missing Walla Walla University student who disappeared while diving near Deception Pass.
Diver missing near Deception Pass is student from Brush Prairie
The woman who disappeared while diving near Deception Pass has been identified as a Walla Walla University student.
Growth board rules in favor of preserving farmland
A state board sliced more than 2,500 acres from Clark County commissioners' ambitious urban growth plan Thursday, upholding environmentalists' claims that it would pave over useful farmland.