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Clark County Public Health officials provide information about August COVID outbreak at Vancouver memory care facility
Clark County Public Health officials provide information about August COVID outbreak at Vancouver memory care facility
Opinion: Repeal of long-term-care law is already filed
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center offers information about House Bill 1594 to repeal the state’s law creating a long-term care and payroll tax.
Opinion: Briefs filed in capital gains income tax lawsuit
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares information included in the opening briefs submitted to the court.
Early information available on Omicron variant, but more data needed
News reports continue to indicate the Omicron variant has been identified in the U.S.
Opinion: Tax Foundation/Seattle Times highlight capital gains income tax advisory vote
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center shares information on the upcoming advisory vote on whether the new capital gains income tax should be repealed.
JHB joins effort to block IRS surveillance
…osal that would require the federal government to track new information about Americans’ bank accounts, Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler is supporting legislation, the Prohibiting IRS Financial Sur…
Washougal Police release information on overnight shooting
The Washougal Police Department has released information about a shooting that took place early Wednesday.
Clark County Public Health officials offer information about arrival of flu season
Flu can occur in any month, but transmission primarily occurs October through May VANCOUVER – Flu season is approaching, and the virus that causes COVID-19 continues to circulate at high levels, pu…
Well Washington holds 4th public information meeting Saturday
…ID-19 pandemic will be the topic of the 4th Well Washington information presentation.
Opinion: Misinformation versus the First Amendment
…her weekly column, Nancy Churchill asks, ‘who decides what information is true or false?’
Letter: Resources for Washington students, employees and residents facing vaccine mandates
Camas resident Margaret Tweet shares information on medical and religious exemptions to vaccine mandates.
POLL: Should social media be censoring information about COVID-19?
Should social media be censoring information about COVID-19?