Mia Ryder-Marks is a Staff Reporter at The Columbian. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, health and wellness, and cultural issues, with a particular focus on the housing market and residential real estate. 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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By: Mia Ryder-Marks
Hepatitis C has a cure. Yet for some Clark County residents, homelessness can stand in the way.
The Clark County Council is considering permanent protections for manufactured home parks vulnerable to investor buyouts. For residents of Battle Ground Mobile Estates, that threat is their reality —
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez toured a homeless shelter Thursday inside St. Paul Lutheran Church and saw firsthand the rooms where men are rebuilding their lives. She also heard from local provide
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
The Historic Trust welcomes new partner for annual veterans parade
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
Overdoses may seem like something that only happens in homeless camps or in Portland, and only to someone whose life looks nothing like your own.
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
The Clark County Council will hold a public hearing at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 14 on proposed protections for manufactured home parks.
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
When you’re homeless, getting help often requires finding the right person in the right place at the right time. Couve Collective is trying to make that easier by bringing the people and services toge
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
Clark County foreclosure filings rose sharply in 2025, nearing prepandemic levels after falling to historic lows the past few years, according to real estate data provider Attom.
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
To get an identification card, you need a Social Security card. To get a Social Security card, you need an identification card. To keep both safe, you need a place to live. And if you don’t have a pla
By: Mia Ryder-Marks
To get an identification card, you need a Social Security card. To get a Social Security card, you need an identification card.
