Will Campbell
The Columbian
Eugene, OR, United States
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Vancouver set to get Filipino restaurant in January
Pork adobo in a rich sauce of soy, garlic, peppercorn and bay leaf. Crispy fried lumpia. Savory peanut butter beef stewed with veggies called “kare kare.” → Read More
Clark County continues strong jobs growth in October
Another 1,300 jobs were created in Clark County in October, according to the most recent estimates from the Washington Employment Security Department. → Read More
El Gaucho steakhouse opens at Vancouver waterfront
Vancouver’s newest restaurant and steakhouse El Gaucho opened at The Waterfront Vancouver on Thursday evening, also offering city’s first rooftop bar called the Witness Tree. Soon to follow, the Hotel → Read More
3 downtown Vancouver apartment complexes on the market
Three recently built apartment complexes in downtown Vancouver are for sale at a time when the market for developing and selling apartments is slowing down but still strong in the city. → Read More
Clark County adds 400 jobs in September
Clark County continued to add jobs in September: Not including seasonal trends, there were 400 more added last month, leaving the unemployment rate at 3.8 percent — more than a point lower than the 4. → Read More
U.S. gives nearly $700K to Washington nonprofit that connects startups, investors
Do you work at or own a Clark County startup that is thinking about finding venture capitalist investors? → Read More
1969 Citroen HY van helps Nomad Coffee create buzz in Vancouver
A new Vancouver coffee truck offers espresso drinks out of a 1969 Citroen HY van that owner Hayley Bennett had shipped here from Amsterdam and refurbished. → Read More
Saturday crash on St. John’s Road sends two to the hospital
At about 7:19 p.m., emergency crews responded to the crash and found one of the vehicles, a 2002 Ford Escape, on its top and pinning the driver underneath. → Read More
Amazon plans another building in east Vancouver
Another Amazon industrial building is joining the future cluster of Amazon distribution buildings near Northeast Fourth Plain Boulevard and Northeast 169th Avenue. → Read More
Vancouver’s first Tesla dealership, service station taking shape
Vancouver’s Tesla first dealership and service center is about halfway constructed at 6916 N.E. Fourth Plain Blvd. There’s no projected timeline for its opening, although progress shows it could open in about a year. → Read More
Parking lots and green areas to trade places along Vancouver waterfront
Two grassy fields north of Who Song & Larry’s near the railroad tracks are going to become construction staging and parking lots, and two existing parking lots near the river are going to eventually be turned into lawns. → Read More
Home near Ridgefield burned down; no injuries reported
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue responded to a house fire Saturday evening that displaced a family of six. No injuries were reported. → Read More
Vice Beer brings nostalgic vibe, sour beers to Vancouver
Vancouver’s newest brewery, Vice Beer, is full of a few firsts for the city: first sour beers served from a slushie machine, first taps that pour directly from the holding tanks in a chilled room viewable from a window and glass door cut into the wall, and the first LUKR faucet – but more on that later. → Read More
New Vancouver food truck delivers taste of Jalisco
El Viejon Taqueria & Mariscos, Vancouver’s newest food truck, opened last week, serving authentic carne asada, al pastor, birria and mahi-mahi fish tacos atop fresh tortillas that are made to order — a critical part of Chef Eldy Prado’s Jalisco-style food. → Read More
SEH America plans 300,000-square-foot expansion to Vancouver campus
SEH America Inc. is planning a major expansion of its silicon chip manufacturing operation in Vancouver, according to preliminary documents filed with the city of Vancouver. → Read More
Camas accountant to be sentenced for tax fraud, tax evasion
Camas accountant Drew Q. Miller is due to be sentenced Oct. 17 in U.S. District Court for personal tax fraud, making false statements and tax evasion. → Read More
Clark County employers add 1,300 jobs in June
Clark County employers added a massive 1,300 new jobs in June, adjusted for seasonal changes, according to figures released Tuesday by the Employment Security Department. → Read More
Costco plans to build Ridgefield location near Interstate 5
Costco is planning to build a warehouse store in Ridgefield alongside Interstate 5, just north of Pioneer Street, according to new plans submitted to the City of Ridgefield. → Read More
More studio apartments coming to downtown Vancouver
A new three-story, 20-studio apartment complex is going to rise in downtown Vancouver, aiming to help fill the need for more housing at a relatively lower cost. → Read More
CytoDyn names Arman as company president
CytoDyn announced on Wednesday that it has appointed a new president, Dr. Cyrus Arman, effective July 9. → Read More