Sarah Wolf is a Business Reporter at various esteemed publications. She focuses on themes related to business and economics, with particular emphasis on energy policy and regulation, commercial real estate, and corporate sustainability, among others. Sarah's work has been featured in notable outlets such as BOND, The Seattle Times, and Ms. Magazine.
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Vancouver, United States (Local)
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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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It comes every year, regardless of economic uncertainty — back-to-school shopping.
Young adults today were born into a digital age with a world of knowledge and opportunities at their fingertips. That’s led Generation Z to start investing in the stock market years before their older
By: Sarah Wolf
Photo Nearly 100 acres planned for a massive mixed-use development near the Camas border in east Vancouver have switched hands.
RIDGEFIELD — Goodwill Industries is joining the growing list of retailers and developers putting down roots in Ridgefield.
One of Clark County’s first modern fine-dining restaurants, Roots Restaurant and Bar, shuttered Tuesday.
By: Sarah Wolf
Get out your grippy socks: There’s a new indoor play park coming to town, this one entirely focused on giant dry slides suitable for kids and adults.
Young adults today were born into a digital age with a world of knowledge and opportunities at their fingertips. That’s led Generation Z to start investing
The Cowlitz Indian Tribe’s casino and resort near Ridgefield is under new management.
A Tuesday fire damaged Cedar Creek Cannabis, one of the state’s oldest licensed marijuana cultivators. The fire, however, was quickly contained, and no one was injured.
By: Sarah Wolf
Dissent among shareholders in Clark County’s last remaining hometown community bank appears to be growing, which a local expert fears could threaten its independence.
