Organic grocery store moving closer to Cowlitz County
The store will be just about 36 minutes from Longview.
Source: tdn.com
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Trader Joe's Announces New Salmon Creek Location - Vancouver Business Journal
There has been a buzz around a second potential Trader Joe’s location in Vancouver for many months, but Trader Joe’s recently announced its official new
Source: vbjusa.com
Monthly 2023 year in review | The Reflector
January Clark County acquires state land along Hantwick Trail The land around the Hantwick Trail by Moulton Falls was secured for recreational use, as the Washington State Board of Natural …
Source: thereflector.com
Trader Joe's north of Vancouver city limits? Seems like it
Tell-tale signs of a Trader Joe’s opening in Salmon Creek keep popping up, but official word   from the company has yet to be made. Currently, the only Clark County Trader Joe’s …
Source: thereflector.com
Organic grocery could open in north Clark County WA
The Trader Joe’s Company has applied for a total of six endorsement business licenses for the Skyview Station development in Salmon Creek.
Source: tdn.com
Skyview Station will welcome Chipotle, MOD Pizza — possibly Trader Joe's
Construction continues on Salmon Creek’s Skyview Station.
Source: columbian.com
Hurley Development's "Adera" Apartments rising in down - Vancouver Business Journal
A new apartment building in downtown Vancouver, due to open in July 2024 and cost more than $80 million, marks the latest project by one of the city’s
Source: vbjusa.com
Affordable housing vs. Climate: Code creates clash of crises in Clark County
The grim news in late March that the Earth is on target to heat up by another 2.7 degrees in the next decade is adding to the challenges of a seemingly separate crisis: housing and homelessness.
Source: columbian.com
Hurley Development adds four new employees - Vancouver Business Journal
Vancouver based Hurley Development recently announced that they added four new employees to the company: Jocelyn Cross, Jocelyn Burmester, Maggie
United States Western Oregon University British Columbia Jocelyn Cross Bryan Hurley Maggie Underwood
Source: vbjusa.com
East Clark County mixed-use development to feature 'open-air lifestyle'
New plans for a large 12-building development in the Columbia Palisades show an “open-air lifestyle” space with many walkable pathways and underground parking on the 14.5-acre site.
British Columbia Kess Romano David Copenhaver Cascadia Development Partners Romano Capital Inc Hurley Development
Source: columbian.com