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Mill Plain road work to start May 3 $10M project aims to prepare corridor for future growth Published: April 25, 2021, 6:04am Share: A diagram from WSDOT shows a cross-section of East Mill Plain Boulevard through downtown Vancouver, illustrating how the street layout will be configured after a planned upgrade project this summer. (Courtesy of WSDOT) The Washington State Department of Transportation has released details about an upcoming $10 million improvement project for a stretch of East Mill Plain Boulevard and the East 15th Street couplet through downtown Vancouver, aimed at preparin...

Morning Press: Principal back on leave; 4th COVID wave; Grove Field fatal plane crash Published: April 24, 2021, 6:00am Share: Matt Johnson, principal of Mountain View High School, was placed on leave two weeks ago, reinstated and then placed on leave again. (The Columbian files) Will the sun stick around? For details, check our local weather coverage. In case you missed them, here are some of the top stories from the week: Hours after Evergreen Public Schools reinstated Mountain View High Principal Matt Johnson following a six-week administrative leave to investigate complaints from s...

Mill Plain school set to be replaced earlier than expected Board OKs plan to speed up project, use prototype design Published: April 22, 2021, 6:05am Share: Photo Evergreen Public Schools’ oldest operating school is now on the list to be fully replaced earlier than anticipated. At Tuesday’s school board meeting, directors authorized the replacement of Mill Plain Elementary, which sits at 400 S.E. 164th Ave. The district cited cost-saving efforts in construction during COVID-19, accelerated timelines and the use of a prototype elementary design as part of its efforts to add Mill Plain El...

Though I have a heart, it is troubling to see tents popping up all around Vancouver, like off the Mill Plain exit to Interstate 5 northbound, etc.

Clark County Business Briefing Share: Jamie Heim Photo Gallery Gov. Jay Inslee appointed Clark County Councilor Temple Lentz to state Board of Health on March 22, with the term ending July 1. She also was appointed to the state’s Affordable Housing Advisory Board in February. The board of health advises the state secretary on health policy issues. Florida-based restaurant chain Firehouse Subs recently gave Maryellen Mech and Terrie Wagie an Axe Award for Area Representatives of the Year. The two oversee 24 Firehouse Subs restaurants in Portland, Southwest Washington, Eugene, Seatt...