Don Orange will be the next Port of Vancouver commissioner. His victory is likely a death knell for a massive oil terminal that's been proposed at the port for years. June 29, 2025 ...

After one of the most expensive campaigns in Washington this year, auto repair shop owner Don Orange has prevailed in his race for Port of Vancouver commissioner District 1 position over insurance age ...

Voters overwhelmingly supported Port of Vancouver commissioner candidate Don Orange over Kris Greene in last night's election, a big signal that they don't want the nation's largest oil by rail ...

Don Orange is well ahead in early returns in the Port of Vancouver Board of Commissioners District 1 election, buoying opponents of a proposed oil terminal at the port. Initial results released ...

Orange has become a familiar face in recent years at the Port of Vancouver board meetings and has rarely missed an opportunity to speak out against the proposed Vancouver Energy oil terminal.

Backers of the Vancouver Energy project have given $370,000 in cash to support Kris Greene, who has expressed support for the terminal proposed at the Port of Vancouver, according to ...

VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) An outspoken critic of a proposed oil-by-rail terminal in Vancouver won a port commissioner race that may shape the project's future.The Columbian newspaper reports that Kris ...

A crude-by-rail oil terminal proposed for the Columbia River received what may be a death blow Tuesday from the Vancouver port commission, which voted unanimously to terminate a key lease unless ...

Anti-Oil Terminal Candidate Don Orange Wins Vancouver Port Commissioner Race by a Landslide Amber Cortes. A giant crude-by-rail terminal in Vancouver, WA: not gonna happen. KEVIN SCHAFER VIA GETTY ...

VANCOUVER, Wash. – A crucial hearing on granting a planned oil terminal at the Port of Vancouver, USA more time to get permits continued into the afternoon Tuesday, with Port Commissioners ...

Don Orange, who has said he'll vote to end the Vancouver Energy lease, has a big lead in the tally. All the ballots haven’t been counted, but an opponent of the controversial Vancouver Energy ...