Hey! It’s our right-down-the-street neighbor.
Great place to visit and learn.
VISITVANCOUVERUSA.COM
Officers Row near Fort Vancouver | See Beautiful Historic Homes
Best wishes for a Great Fall from your friends at ADCO.
The Interstate Bridge repairs are back on the schedule.
KPTV.COM
Attention drivers: Nine-day closure of Interstate Bridge northbound span begins Saturday
SAVE THE DATE!
THU, SEP 24
Give More 24!
A change in traffic plans.
CONTENT.GOVDELIVERY.COM
ODOT postpones northbound Interstate Bridge closure
The story behind the holiday.
PBS.ORG
The Origins of Labor Day
Welcome to this side of the river La Provence Vancouver. We’re happy to have you here. Let us know if you need any new signs, banners or menus😀
Visit Vancouver USA
October 6 at 10:12 AM ·
New brunch spot & bakery alert! 🙌 La Provence Vancouver recently jumped the river from Portland to bring their famous French pastries and brunch to The Couve! 😍🤤
Find their new location at 17719 SE Mill Plain Blvd. in Vancouver, WA.
Books are always the best!
Barnes & Noble (Vancouver, WA)
November 8 at 4:14 PM ·
Tis the season! We’ve started our annual Holiday Book Drive! Benefitting Share House Vancouver, select any book for purchase in store and we’ll donate it to a child in our community! This year our book drive will run through December 12th. Please donate today! #BookDrive #HolidayBookDrive #sharehousevancouver #barnesandnoble #bnvancouver #vancouverusa
Shop Local in Vancouver.
Visit Vancouver USA
November 8 at 11:00 AM ·
Sundays are for shopping! Don’t forget to download our new Shopping Pass to unlock discounts and check-in at participating stores for a chance at winning $500. 🛍
Passes.visitvancouverusa.com
Remember, please, to Shop Local.
VISITVANCOUVERUSA.COM
Shop local in Vancouver, WA this holiday season
Safe “Trick or Treats” in Vancouver.
Clark County Fire District 6
October 30 at 7:47 AM ·
Candy, toys, and fire safety educational materials: That's what's in our Halloween goodie bags! We'll be giving them away in a socially distant way at our three fire stations come Halloween. We'll go from 2-6 p.m. or until we run out.
Shop Local folks.
February is Black History Month.
Share of Vancouver WA
February 1 at 11:38 AM ·
February 1 marks the first day of #BlackHistoryMonth, honoring and celebrating Black Americans' contributions to the arts, science, culture, history, and more. It's also a time to recommit ourselves to the work that needs to be done to reach full equality and justice in our community and across our nation.
Vice President Kamala Harris said in 2017: “Today kicks off Black History Month, a time not only to honor the historic accomplishments of those whose names we know so well — but also to recognize the everyday heroes. Among those lesser known is a man whose early path inspired my own: Wiley Manuel, who became the first African-American Justice of the Supreme Court of California. Let’s use Black History Month to honor not only figures like Martin Luther King, Jr. and Rosa Parks, but also the Wiley Manuels, the grandmothers, the teachers, and the neighbors — all of whom have contributed to making our communities, state, and country more just places for all. Let us also aspire to do the same for the next generation, whether they will know our names or not.”
Happy Birthday Vancouver
Visit Vancouver USA
January 23 at 11:15 AM ·
Happy birthday, Vancouver! 🎉
Fort Vancouver became the first permanent European settlement west of the Rocky Mountains in 1824, and the City of Vancouver was incorporated on January 23, 1857.
Read more lesser-known history facts here: https://www.visitvancouverusa.com/blog/post/history-tidbits/
📸: Vancouver, Washington City Government
Go on a scavenger hunt this weekend.
VISITVANCOUVERUSA.COM
Experience the Tastes & Colors of Diversity on Vancouver, WA’s Fourth Plain
A Day of Service.
Go play, Vancouver.
COLUMBIAN.COM
‘Go Play, Vancouver!’ challenges encourage outdoor activities
It’s that time again. Good-bye 2020 Christmas tree.
Clark County Public Health
January 2 at 9:15 AM ·
If taking down the Christmas tree is on your to-do list this weekend, consider recycling your tree rather than sending it to the landfill.
If you have curbside yard debris/organics service, you can place your tree (cut in sections of 5ft or less) in your empty cart for free. If your yard debris/organics cart is full, you can place the tree sections next to the full cart and pay an extra fee to have it recycled.
If you don’t have curbside yard debris/organics service, you can drop off your tree for recycling for a small fee (typically $5 or less) and one of these sites:
• Central Transfer and Recycling, 11034 NE 117th Ave., 360.256.8482
• City Bark, 2419 NE Andresen Road, 360.253.8461
• H&H Wood Recyclers, 8401 NE 117th Ave., 360.892.2805
• McFarlane's Bark, 8806 NE 117th Ave., 360.892.6125
• Triangle Resources, 612 SE Union St., Camas, 360.834.7253
• West Van Materials Center, 6601 NW Old Lower River Road, 360.737.1727