Mia Ryder-Marks is a Staff Reporter at The Columbian. She covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, health and wellness, and social issues, with a focus on accessibility, diversity, and inclusion. Mia's work has been featured in several publications including The Olympian, The Portland Tribune, and The Spokesman-Review.
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Mia's coverage focuses on local issues in the United States, particularly in Washington and Vancouver. Her articles often center around homelessness, nonprofit organizations, housing crisis, community support, and government actions.
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A new warehouse in east Vancouver aims to deliver more meals to older adults in Clark County.
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
Raising two children in Clark County comes with a price tag of $10,773 a month, according to a recent analysis.
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
For Cheyonna Lewis of Vancouver, the rising cost of living is taking a toll on something that won’t show up on any bill: her mental health.
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
In 2017, the Clark Neighborhoods Food Project started as a grassroots effort to help the Truman neighborhood donate food to a local pantry and nearby school.
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
When so much of this world seems focused on what separates us — our politics, our religion, our nationality and the different ways we imagine the
The city of Vancouver will host an open house for the public to tour the 120-bed homeless shelter slated to open in late November at 5333 N.E. 94th Ave.
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
A new clinic in central Vancouver will offer same-day admissions for people seeking medication to treat substance addiction. Staff say the facility aims to reduce barriers that can delay access to tre
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
Vancouver real estate agent Jasmine Yamamoto knows that falling in love with a house is the easy part. Getting the keys takes a plan.
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
Vancouver real estate agent Jasmine Yamamoto knows that falling in love with a house is the easy part. Getting the keys takes a plan.
In 2024, residents of Vista Del Rio Mobile Park in east Vancouver tried to buy the community they called home, hoping to preserve an affordable place to age in place. Instead, the 55-and-older manufac
