TJ Fontenette said that with last year’s addition of the signal at Scotton Way and Highway 503 in Battle Ground, and the signing of anchor tenant Walmart, there has been a “dramatic acceleration” of interested tenants for the Millcreek Town Center development. Fontenette is owner of Principal Properties LLC, which has owned the property for 20 years. Although it is too early to name names, Fontenette said that he is now actively recruiting prospective tenants, both for pad sales and for leasing,...
With mitigation negotiations between Columbia River Crossing (CRC) staff and T...
There are a lot of moving parts to creating a shovel-ready parcel of land for th...
If approved, the proposal by the Board of Clark County Commissioners to eliminat...
To graduate from high school, students in Washington have to pass tests showing ...
The Job Seekers Conference, a locally-based employment seminar, will hold its ne...
Michelle Giovannozzi, Corporate Relations Manager for Clark College’s Corporate ...
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...
“How’m I doin’?” – Erstwhile New York City mayor Ed Koch made this phrase famous; it is human nature to benchmark our performance. Business owners can turn that desire to their advantage by using benchmarks to ascertain what they’re doing right, and what they could improve.
Benchmarks, said Veronika Noize, marketing coach and managing director at the DIY Marketing Center, allow businesses to get ...
Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler will host her third annual Southwest Washington jobs fair on Monday, June 10 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Red Lion Hotel at the Quay (100 Columbia Street, Vancouver).
If you’re a regular visitor to the Vancouver Farmers Market, chances are you’ve seen Lijah Hanley’s work on display. On most weekends, you can find the 17-year-old nestled between vendors selling everything from organic vegetables to decorative garden pieces.
Hanley, an aspiring photographer from Ridgefield, has operated a booth at the downtown Vancouver market for the past three years, selling p...
Do you know Mike? Chances are you do, although you may know him by another name. He’s 55, good looking, sports a well-tr...
Reaching potential clients today through all of the marketing and advertising noise can be difficult. Traditional forms ...
Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce plans business development university, Tri-City Herald
Big-picture peek shows local economy improving, The Olympian
As Idaho recovers slowly, tourism pulls ahead, Idaho Statesman
