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Masks may return despite science showing they don’t work
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Masks may return despite science showing they don’t work

Face masks may return amid an anticipated holiday “tripledemic” of highly contagious respiratory viruses, reports the Washington Post.

Dec 9, 2022

Survey says Ridgefield Raptors making gains in the community
Sports

Survey says Ridgefield Raptors making gains in the community

Around 600 surveys from ticket holders were returned to the Ridgefield Raptors this offseason — the feedback was mostly positive — and the team says it is making improvements while preparing for th…

Dec 9, 2022

POLL: Do you agree with the County Council’s decision to raise property taxes?
Opinion

POLL: Do you agree with the County Council’s decision to raise property taxes?

Do you agree with the County Council’s decision to raise property taxes?

Dec 8, 2022

One dead, one in critical condition in apparent murder-suicide attempt in Washougal
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One dead, one in critical condition in apparent murder-suicide attempt in Washougal

A 73-year-old Washougal woman died in an apparent murder-suicide attempt Thursday.

Dec 8, 2022

Patriots United to host Semi Bird for Governor Meet and Greet event
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Patriots United to host Semi Bird for Governor Meet and Greet event

Clark County area residents will have the opportunity to meet and greet Washington Governor candidate Semi Bird at an event to be held Thu., Dec. 15.

Dec 8, 2022

Unvaxxed 14-year-old rejected by top hospital for life-saving surgery
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Unvaxxed 14-year-old rejected by top hospital for life-saving surgery

A problem that already has become so severe in America’s health care industry that a physicians’ group has launched a campaign demanding that Congress intervene has flared again.

Dec 8, 2022

Washington officials say COVID aided in reducing greenhouse gas emissions
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Washington officials say COVID aided in reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Washington state government officials, including Gov. Jay Inslee, touted the reduction of greenhouse gas emission from state buildings and operations during Wednesday morning’s hybrid in-person/vir…

Dec 8, 2022

Opinion: Washington state Department of Health wants to teach children that global warming and racism are public health problems
Opinion

Opinion: Washington state Department of Health wants to teach children that global warming and racism are public health problems

Liv Finne of the Washington Policy Center states ‘with state officials pushing harmful and divisive curriculum in public schools, it’s no wonder families are seeking alternatives.’

Dec 8, 2022

Hockinson tree lighting ceremony set for Friday
Entertainment

Hockinson tree lighting ceremony set for Friday

Hockinson Community Church, local business, and the school district have teamed up for a tree lightning ceremony.

Dec 8, 2022

Letter: ‘Republicans are having an identity crisis’
Opinion

Letter: ‘Republicans are having an identity crisis’

Vancouver resident Julia Dawn Seaver discusses the current focus of members of the Republican Party.

Dec 8, 2022

Opinion: ‘We can only hope for better actions from our representatives in the future’
Opinion

Opinion: ‘We can only hope for better actions from our representatives in the future’

Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance offers his perspective on the past week’s shenanigans pulled off by Clark County staff and elected officials.

Dec 8, 2022

Closures
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Closures

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Dec 7, 2022

More details offered on 2023 county budget
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More details offered on 2023 county budget

A majority of the Clark County Council this week voted to approve the annual budget for 2023. The total expense budget for 2023 is $753.5 million.

Dec 7, 2022

Vancouver City Council votes to adopt climate action framework
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Vancouver City Council votes to adopt climate action framework

On Monday (Dec. 5), the Vancouver City Council approved a resolution to adopt the city’s Climate Action Framework (CAF), a blueprint to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and build resiliency to clima…

Dec 7, 2022

More questions than answers at Washington capital gains tax hearing
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More questions than answers at Washington capital gains tax hearing

A Tuesday morning Department of Revenue hybrid in-person/virtual public hearing on clarifying administrative rules regarding the new capital gains income tax – including filing procedures and penal…

Dec 7, 2022

Opinion: Last-minute policy gifts
Opinion

Opinion: Last-minute policy gifts

Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center has some fun with thoughts for the upcoming 2023 Legislative Session.

Dec 7, 2022

Focus on a freshman: Union’s Brooklynn Haywood arrives
Sports

Focus on a freshman: Union’s Brooklynn Haywood arrives

Brooklynn Haywood was already a name in the girls basketball scene, long before she played her first high school game last week for the Union Titans, and that came from an extraordinary work ethic.

Dec 7, 2022

Ron DeSantis vows to hold vaccine makers accountable for false claims
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Ron DeSantis vows to hold vaccine makers accountable for false claims

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is promising to hold Pfizer and Moderna accountable for falsely claiming their COVID-19 vaccines have had no serious side effects.

Dec 7, 2022