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Dough Zone brings Chinese cuisine and community involvement to Vancouver - The Reflector (opens the original)
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Bellevue-born business Dough Zone opened its 30th location in Vancouver on Sept. 15. “Jason Zhai and Nancy Xia founded Dough Zone in Bellevue in 2014 and it started as just a single small mom-and-pop shop,” said Nancy Yun, marketing manager at Dough Zone USA. “Since then, we’ve been growing steadily, opening a few locations every year for the past few years.” Since its founding, the restaurant has established locations in Oregon, California and Texas. Opening a location in Vancouver was a choice
Pumpkin patch highlight: Bi-Zi Farms owners share how the business developed - The Reflector (opens the original)
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For nearly 30 years, Bi-Zi Farms has been entertaining Clark County and its neighboring communities with fall festivities throughout October. The Zimmerman family has been farming the land since 1872, but the name Bi-Zi Farms only came around in 1972. “Originally, we started in conventional farming, but that was quickly falling out,” said Bill Zimmerman, co-owner of Bi-Zi Farms. “The prices were falling and we were having issues trying to come up with enough acreage to remain viable moneywise.”
Columbia Theater brings The Sound of Music back to Clark County - The Reflector (opens the original)
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Musical theater patrons have the chance to watch Columbia Theater Arts Foundation reprise their production of The Sound of Music for the last two weekends of September. Last year, the nonprofit organization put on this same performance as its first ever production, selling out the seats to every show during its run. “We did this back in 2025, and it was such an incredible production that we thought we should do it again,” said Megan Douglas, production manager for the show. This year, rehearsals
New owners of Ice Cream Renaissance grateful for support by Battle Ground community - The Reflector (opens the original)
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This summer, the Battle Ground community was treated to a new ice cream cart stationed behind a popular coffee shop: Founder’s Mercantile. The cart is a mobile operation stemming from Ice Cream Renaissance, an ice cream shop located on main street in Vancouver. Darren Wiley purchased the small shop with his wife Mandy during December 2025. “My history and my background, I come from operations,” Wiley said. “My wife is in marketing, so we kind of have a little bit of the best of both worlds there
Citizens honored after saving girls and their father from drowning - The Reflector (opens the original)
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Cousins Alexis DuBay and Jessie Dorsey as well as their aunt Sabrina Taylor were awarded the Clark Cowlitz Fire and Rescue Letter of Commendation for saving a drowning father and his two daughters at Paradise Point on July 19. Two of Chad Cowan’s daughters had gone off to play in what he thought was the shallows of Paradise Point in Ridgefield, but the situation took a turn when one of his other daughters shouted at him to go help the two in the water. “I look over and my other two daughters are
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