You are currently browsing the archives for the
News category.
Site, events, news, workshops and updates related to the Rita Scott Group and the Vancouver Washington Real Estate Blog.
Vancouver Washington Farmer’s Market
Vancouver Washington Farmer’s Market
The annual Vancouver Washington Farmer’s Market is during the summer located at Esther Shore Park. It is every weekend on Saturday from 9am-3pm and Sunday from 10am-3pm. There are many stands, musicians, and exhibits to look at. There are fresh fruit and vegetables being sold, many different cultural foods being sold, and many exhibit stands that explains an organization or a support group. There are also tents for many items being sold from wooden furniture to beaded necklaces. The farmer’s market is also pet-friendly so you will see many different breeds of dogs. I went to the Farmer’s Market for the first time last weekend and I had a great time. It was so much fun and there was so much to see. Don’t hesitate to check it out and don’t forget the camera!
Brush Pairie, Washington | Vancouver, Washington
Brush Prairie is located north of the Vancouver suburban, and south of Battle Ground. It was named by the daughter of Merrit and Maddora Bowman, Elmarine Bowman, who were one of the first families to settle in the area. Elmarine gave the area its name because of its brushy prairie and swamp near her father’s […]
Washougal, WA | Clark County
Washougal is located east of Vancouver, WA and north of the Columbian River. It was officially incorporated on December 4, 1908 and received its name from the Chinook Indian word meaning “Rushing Waters.” Washougal has a population of 12,270 and its current total property tax is at a low $14.22 per $1,000 assessed valuation. Many […]
Revitalization of Downtown Vancouver WA | Esther Short Park
Old town Vancouver has come a long way from the days of the World War I shipyards, and the economic boom fueled by World War II. The present housing developments of Fruit Valley, Fourth Plain Village, Bagley Downs, Hough, Arnada, Carter Park, Esther Short, and Ogden Meadows were created at that time. […]
(4 out of 5)