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This week, Tracy highlights a wine bar, historic buildings, an aviation museum and more along the Discovery Loop in Vancouver.

If you find yourself on the west side of Washington state, heading up the I-5 Corridor toward your intended destination of one of Washington’s three national parks, you should consider stopping for a day, or even just a half day, at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site to soak in a little history and a look back into Washington’s fur trading and aviation pasts.

Rich in history, architecture, street art, lovely parks and an exciting waterfront precinct, here are the best things to do in Vancouver WA.

White Cane Day was first established as a holiday to promote the cane as a symbol of safety for the blind and visually impaired. Today, it’s become a symbol of independence.

Clark County History: Mules and pack animals By Martin Middlewood for The Columbian Published: January 10, 2021, 6:00am Share: A Vancouver Barracks mule train returns from the Lacamas Creek artillery range (renamed Camp Bonneville in 1909) along the city streets around 1908. The convoy heads down 10th Street (now Evergreen Boulevard) toward the barracks packing ammunition. The troopers belong to the U.S. Army Mountain Gun Battery, 2nd Field Artillery Regiment stationed here between 1904 and 1913. The steeple of the First Presbyterian Church and the minister's home rise in ...