The Columbian - Sat Nov 28
Cheers: To holiday shoppers who will flock to Clark County stores this weekend and, we hope, ring the cash registers.
Our readers views, Nov. 28The Columbian - Sat Nov 28
Threat from BPA power line is real In response to Ed Delph's Nov. 22 letter, "BPA addressing supply and demand," we wonder if Delph would have the same attitude if he'd received the BPA notice, as we did.
Of being thankful & footballThe Columbian - Sat Nov 28
Wow! What a time to be living in, eh? A year ago, if someone asked when Armageddon was coming, you'd likely get the answer, "Coming? It's here!" The economy had collapsed, the housing market had withered, jobs were scarce, benefits had disappeared and the Washington State Cougars could barely buy a win if they had Bill Gates' money.
Long-term plans pay offVancouver Business Journal - Fri Nov 27
The Clark County Community Pride Design committee recognized one of Battle Ground's newest institutions, recognizing its innovative approach to architectural design and positive community impact - just in time for the holidays.
Construction projects in slow-motionVancouver Business Journal - Fri Nov 27
The commercial real estate market in Clark County has resembled a desert of late: bleak, with the occasional oasis.
Our readers views, Nov. 27The Columbian - Fri Nov 27
Omission of 'Christmas' offends I attended a concert at Discovery Middle School recent.
Woman says jail guards violentThe Columbian - Thu Nov 26
A Hazel Dell woman accused a pair of Clark County jail guards of excessive violence this week for allegedly tackling and injuring her after a sarcastic remark.
Brighten holidays with LED lightingThe Columbian - Thu Nov 26
We love decorating for the holidays, but don't want to waste energy. Do those new lights really save energy? It's no hype.
B.G. Fred Meyer getting major upgradeThe Columbian - Thu Nov 26
Fred Meyer is spending as much as $10 million to remodel its Battle Ground store at 401 N.W. 12th Ave.
Wash. court reinstates $8M award against HyundaiSeattle Post-Intelligencer - Wed Nov 25
The state Supreme Court on Wednesday reinstated an $8 million default judgment against Hyundai Motor Co.
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