Sarah Wolf is a Business Reporter at various esteemed publications. She specializes in themes such as construction and real estate, business and economics, as well as energy and mining, often exploring topics like markets, holidays, ESG, taxes, and AI. Sarah's work has been featured in BOND, CLIVE L, The Columbian, The Seattle Times, and Ms. Magazine, among others.
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Sarah Wolf's coverage focuses primarily on local news related to the Vancouver and Clark County area in Washington. She covers a wide range of topics including small businesses, construction industry, human resources & employment, and real estate.
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ZoomInfo CEO Henry Schuck has moved to Boston, where the Vancouver software company has a growing presence.
Nicole Sherman is new in town. But the new Riverview Bank CEO is already making waves.
By: Sarah Wolf
Wondering what’s happening at the shuttered Burgerville restaurant near Vancouver Mall? Fear not, the storefront will not sit empty. Habit Burger & Grill is moving in.
By: Sarah Wolf
Vancouver's downtown was bustling before the pandemic ushered in an era of remote work. In the years since the pandemic has waned, office workers have yet to flood back.
Clark County Fire District 3 has a new fire chief.
Vancouver police arrested a 46-year-old man Friday suspected of robbing an east Vancouver Bank of America branch in December.
The fitness industry has always been tough, but the pandemic devastated it. Northwest Personal Training in downtown Vancouver made it through with its fiercely loyal clientele and quick adoption of vi
By: Sarah Wolf
Not long ago, it seemed like new houses and apartments were popping up all over Clark County. But not anymore.
By: Sarah Wolf
Clark County’s infant, toddler and preschool populations are dipping, but some areas are home to more youngsters than others.
Dogs seem to be out and about with their owners in stores, restaurants and even grocery stores in recent years.
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