With mitigation negotiations between Columbia River Crossing (CRC) staff and Thompson Metal Fab at a standstill, the U.S Coast Guard now appears to be the best remaining hope for the Vancouver-based steel fabricator trying to preserve its future in Clark County.
Since originally voicing concern with the height of the CRC in 2006, Thompson (TMF) has struggled to find common ground with project staff. The 250-employee company produces and ships large metal structures such as oil rigs destined f...
The Job Seekers Conference, a locally-based employment seminar, will hold its ne...
Michelle Giovannozzi, Corporate Relations Manager for Clark College’s Corporate ...
Walmart has opened a temporary hiring center to help fill about 65 jobs at a new...
Submit an application and wait. Play phone-tag. Alter and adjust your plans. Res...
Tesoro Corporation and Savage Companies today announced plans to develop and ope...
If the Public Works Trust Fund stays intact through the rest of this year’s stat...
To graduate from high school, students in Washington have to pass tests showing their proficiency at math, writing and reading. But when it comes to balancing a check book, handling a credit card wisely and interacting in the world of business, there’s an even harsher exam, with just one question at its core: do they sink or do they swim? The answer may affect today’s students for the rest of thei...
There are a lot of moving parts to creating a shovel-ready parcel of land for the industrial or commercial real estate market. To name a few, there’s purchase negotiations, zoning, roads, water and sewer, telecommunication services, power supply, stormwater issues, wetland issues and multiple layers of permits. Having a plentiful supply of such parcels would, according to Lisa Nisenfeld, president...
Total Wine & More, the largest seller of distilled spirits in Washington state, opened its first store in Southwest Washington this week.
The challenges of parenthood often compel mothers and fathers to be resourceful. For Susan Simper, that ingenuity has turned into a budding business adventure.
The mother of twin boys spends a lot of time with her kids at nearby creeks catching crawdads and playing in the mud. Consequently, she spends a lot of time cleaning up, too.
“I had a hard time finding really good things that they could w...
Vancouver’s Wine & Jazz Festival is being used as a model on the international stage.
Festival Director Michael Kissinger explains how that all came about and why it’s a good thing for local business.
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To the business owners out there leasing office space, here’s an important question: When is the last time you looked at...
Remember the big picture. This phrase became indelibly etched on my mind by my father when I began learning the craft of...
Tableau Software soars in trading debut, The Seattle Times
Washington Green? State Creates Logo For Legal Pot, NPR
Quincy can tout its cheapness, The Wenatchee World
