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East Vancouver Business Association

A strong leader for East Vancouver and SE Clark County.  Founded in February 1991 as a means for East Clark County businesses to express their interests in both civic and economic development for our community.

Our Mission is to promote and support the businesses within our community.  To participate in the development of our community's growth.  To network within the business community, and to instill cooperation and mutual support of our professional and civic goals.

UPCOMING EVENTS


Jun
11

EVBA June Evening Networking Event 2026

One of our favorite events of the year! Another great event scheduled at Juliano... Read More

Government Affairs News






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Vancouver News

Body-worn camera footage released in Vancouver police officer’s shooting of apparently armed man

A Vancouver police officer fired four times at a man holding what appears to be a knife and running through the front yard of an east Vancouver home May 26, according to police body camera footage released Thursday. The footage shows the man, whom authorities have not yet identified, suffered a single gunshot wound to his lower back.

Suspended Longview superintendent pleads not guilty

LONGVIEW -- Suspended Longview School District Superintendent Karen Cloninger pleaded not guilty Wednesday morning in Cowlitz County Superior Court.


Vancouver Business Journal

Robinson Elected To ICC Board of Directors

The business leaders group Identity Clark County has elected Richard Robinson to its board of directors. Mr. Robinson is the Vice President for Brand, Communications, Marketing and Community Health for […] The post Robinson Elected To ICC Board of Directors appeared first on Vancouver Business Journal.

Construction Projects Could Be Held Up This Summer Due To County Concurrency Code Glitch

In rainy pacific northwest, the construction season is short and the time to move dirt begins in the summer when soil dries out and wraps up in the fall when […] The post Construction Projects Could Be Held Up This Summer Due To County Concurrency Code Glitch appeared first on Vancouver Business Journal.