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Should children ages 5-11 receive a COVID vaccination?

Nov 4, 2021

Youth in Halloween Camas crime spree interviewed by police after capture in Oregon
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Youth in Halloween Camas crime spree interviewed by police after capture in Oregon

Youth in Halloween Camas crime spree interviewed by police after capture in Oregon.

Nov 4, 2021

Battle Ground HealthCare opens new clinic to better serve Clark County residents
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Battle Ground HealthCare opens new clinic to better serve Clark County residents

Battle Ground HealthCare is celebrating the opening of its new location on 1910 SW 9th Ave. with a weeklong virtual celebration called “A Week of Gratitude: Celebrating where we have been and where…

Nov 4, 2021

Letter: ‘Dirty politics is alive and well in the 3rd Congressional District’
Opinion

Letter: ‘Dirty politics is alive and well in the 3rd Congressional District’

Vancouver resident Julia Dawn Seaver shares her perspective on the Congressional race.

Nov 4, 2021

Opinion: You have the unalienable right to manage your own healthcare
Opinion

Opinion: You have the unalienable right to manage your own healthcare

Retired Naval officer encourages Washingtonians to take charge of their own health.

Nov 4, 2021

Fish Black Friday for big rainbow trout
Sports

Fish Black Friday for big rainbow trout

Instead of waiting in line on Black Friday this year, get out and cast a line at one of the many lakes the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is still stocking across the state.

Nov 4, 2021

2021 Clark County Prayer breakfast with a focus on faith and freedom
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2021 Clark County Prayer breakfast with a focus on faith and freedom

20th prayer breakfast salutes the American Dream with Patrice Tsague.

Nov 4, 2021

High school football: Will new format for Week 10 playoffs change GSHL dominance?
Sports

High school football: Will new format for Week 10 playoffs change GSHL dominance?

The state preliminary round football playoff format for Class 4A and 3A programs has changed, but it remains to be seen if that will make for more competitive games for the GSHL champions, who have…

Nov 3, 2021

Teen killed in crash north of Battle Ground
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Teen killed in crash north of Battle Ground

An unidentified teen passenger was killed Tuesday evening in a single-vehicle car crash north of Battle Ground.

Nov 3, 2021

Mother in pursuit of daughter’s killer releases book called ‘The Chase’
People

Mother in pursuit of daughter’s killer releases book called ‘The Chase’

Josephine Wentzel, a Clark County mother who has been pursuing her daughter’s murderer in Central America, has released her newly published book called: THE CHASE- In pursuit of my daughter’s killer.

Nov 3, 2021

Clark County police departments participated in 2021 Pink Patch Project
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Clark County police departments participated in 2021 Pink Patch Project

During the month of October, five local law enforcement agencies in Clark County wore pink patches on their uniforms to raise awareness for the fight against breast cancer. The Pink Patch Project i…

Nov 3, 2021

Washougal Police Officer Francis Reagan awarded Medal of Honor
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Washougal Police Officer Francis Reagan awarded Medal of Honor

The Washougal Police Department and the City of Washougal are proud to announce that Officer Francis Reagan was presented with the Washington State Law Enforcement Medal of Honor by Gov. Jay Inslee…

Nov 3, 2021

Public invited to Interstate Bridge Replacement program virtual meetings and events in November
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Public invited to Interstate Bridge Replacement program virtual meetings and events in November

Anyone interested in the bi-state Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) program is invited to participate in public meetings and events in the month of November, including an online open house, an in…

Nov 3, 2021

Low voter turnout marks Nov. 2 general election
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Low voter turnout marks Nov. 2 general election

Vancouver voters re-elect Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle; Clark County voters reject sales tax to provide dash and body cameras for the Clark County Sheriff’s Office.

Nov 2, 2021

County approves planning for third and fourth transportation corridors
Transportation

County approves planning for third and fourth transportation corridors

Members of Clark County Council begin their own planning process for new transportation corridors, hoping others will join the effort.

Nov 2, 2021

Opinion: Leaders are saying — and writing — the magic word in regard to a misguided long-term-care law: ‘repeal’
Opinion

Opinion: Leaders are saying — and writing — the magic word in regard to a misguided long-term-care law: ‘repeal’

Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center addresses the possible repeal of the new long-term care law and accompanying payroll tax.

Nov 2, 2021

Students can get expert help filing for financial aid for college at WSU Vancouver
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Students can get expert help filing for financial aid for college at WSU Vancouver

More Washington residents are able to attend college for less money — many for free.

Nov 2, 2021

County to transfer designated Crisis Responder services to SeaMar CSNW
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County to transfer designated Crisis Responder services to SeaMar CSNW

Clark County Community Services this week announced it will end its contract with Beacon Health Options and no longer provide Designated Crisis Responder services as of Dec. 31, 2021.

Nov 2, 2021