Troy Brynelson
The Columbian
Oregon, United States
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House hunters feel burn of hot market in Clark County
A home shouldn’t have been so hard to find, Morganna Figueroa recalled. → Read More
Vancouver’s waterfront park has a grand opening date
Vancouver’s long-awaited waterfront park will open Saturday, Sept. 29, city officials confirmed Friday. → Read More
Grocers in Clark County support anti-tax measure
Rising costs of business have led some Clark County companies to support a new ballot measure, backed largely by big beverage companies. → Read More
Clark County adds 500 jobs in June, everything ‘rolling along’
If Clark County’s job market were a thermometer, you could say it rose warmly in June but didn’t quite reach the top. → Read More
Van Haus Conversions, Panther RV find success in customized autos
If there’s an engine that runs on social media envy and daydreams, it’s the one powering the business of building adventure wagons. → Read More
Repairs underway at former home of Spanky’s in downtown Vancouver
The old home of Spanky’s Consignment could soon house more than just graffiti. → Read More
Food cart presence near Turtle Place builds slowly
Alyssa Diltz was headed to her usual lunch spot in downtown Vancouver when she caught sight of the colorful Vida Flare. → Read More
Repairs underway at former home of Spanky’s in downtown Vancouver
The old home of Spanky’s Consignment could soon house more than just graffiti. → Read More
Vancouver’s CytoDyn files to market its HIV drug
An endgame could be coming into focus for CytoDyn. → Read More
New Goodwill store under construction in east Vancouver
Construction is underway on a new, 10,500-square-foot Goodwill in Orchards. → Read More
New Goodwill store under construction in east Vancouver
Construction is underway on a new, 10,500-square-foot Goodwill in Orchards. → Read More
State’s day care rule changes may not be kid’s stuff
When Helene Padget watched the four children playing in her bonus room, she wondered how much longer she could make a living in child care. The Vancouver woman has run the business out of her home in → Read More
Sticky’s Pot Shop to close
The case for Sticky’s Pot Shop officially ended this week, but the Hazel Dell shop’s owner now wants to make one final appeal: to the voters. → Read More
Vancouver’s Igloo Restaurant closes
The Igloo Restaurant closed down this spring, but it’s still unclear what will happen to the two-story, 2,200-square-foot building. → Read More
Vancouver doll company Slumberkins lands TV deal
Slumberkins may have fallen short last fall on ABC’S “Shark Tank,” but it still apparently has the star power for television. → Read More
What does future hold for the 179th interchange?
Jim Carlson knows his dream house is close at hand, if he can land the right deal. → Read More
Thrill of the hunt at garage, vintage sale
If one person’s trash is another’s treasure, then the NW’s Largest Garage Sale & Vintage Sale turned up on Saturday as a bargain hunter’s El Dorado. → Read More
Real estate agents seek flood insurance reform
Reforming federal flood insurance policies could help take pressure off of the housing market, local real estate agents say, and calls for change are rising. → Read More
Vancouver’s Blokable delivers, sets up first housing unit in Edmonds
Blokable won’t reinvent the wheel, but its hopes to reinvent housing construction are officially rolling. → Read More
Weighing how salaries stack up in the Vancouver-Portland area
A strong economy is starting to put more dollars in the hands of local workers, but some occupations are paying better than others. → Read More