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  1. NewsJul 26, 2023Randy Bracht

    New Washington laws now in effect

    New laws in Washington state include changes to election filings, campaigns, and voter signups, reforms to taxes, economic development funding for rural counties, and a Robocall Scam Protection Act…

  2. NewsJul 26, 2023Bob Unruh

    Fauci knew masking didn’t work at the time he demanded it, report charges

    ‘Why should the American public trust anything else he said or did?’ Top COVID adviser Anthony Fauci knew that masking didn’t work at the time he demanded it during the pandemic, according to a new…

  3. NewsJul 26, 2023Clark County Today

    Dry conditions force drawdown of Yale Reservoir

    PacifiCorp initiates Yale Reservoir drawdown and boat ramp closures to meet federal license flow requirements and support salmon and steelhead populations amid low inflow conditions in the Lewis Ri…

  4. NewsJul 26, 2023Vancouver and WA

    GVC announces the 2023 Southwest Washington’s Lemonade Day Youth Entrepreneur of the Year

    Brielle Stuart of Brielle’s Marvelous Candles named 2023 Southwest Washington’s Lemonade Day Youth Entrepreneur of the Year for exceptional success and creative vision showcased in the Junior Market.

  5. OpinionJul 26, 2023Clark County Today

    Letter: ‘Our government hasn’t been very transparent on many issues’

    Vancouver resident Laurie Pascual offers her thoughts on issues regarding free speech and government censoring of media.

  6. PeopleJul 25, 2023Clark County Today

    CCSO Deputy Drew Kennison returns to work

    Clark County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Drew Kennison returns to duty after losing his leg in a tragic vehicle accident, inspiring his fellow officers with his determination and tenacity.

  7. Community NewsJul 25, 2023Clark County Today

    Councilor Michelle Belkot to hold District 2 Town Hall with Fire District 6 leaders

    Councilor Michelle Belkot fulfills her campaign promise to engage with constituents by hosting town halls, where District 2 residents can voice their concerns and questions, with a focus on Fire Di…

  8. NewsJul 25, 2023Bob Unruh

    Did Fauci hand out $25 billion without ANY authority to do so?

    ‘We might see this topic become the subject of litigation.’ Anthony Fauci and 13 other NIH officials may have been unlawfully holding their positions and making policy decisions without authority s…

  9. PeopleJul 25, 2023Clark County Today

    Call for nominations: Commission on Aging’s 4th annual Silver Citizen Award

    Clark County introduces the Silver Citizen Award, recognizing the significant contributions of older adults to the community through their life’s work, volunteerism, and engagement, with nomination…

  10. NewsJul 25, 2023Clark County Today

    Red Cross needs help to avert a blood shortage

    The American Red Cross urgently seeks blood and platelet donations to prevent a shortage, offering a chance to win a New York getaway and movie gift cards for donors through August 12.

  11. NewsJul 25, 2023Timothy Schumann

    With wildfire season in full swing, Washington declares drought emergency

    Washington State declares drought emergencies in 12 counties due to early snowmelt, lack of spring rain, and low streamflows, leading to hardships and crop losses, while also making emergency droug…

  12. OpinionJul 25, 2023Chris Corry

    Opinion: New guidance on domicile rules for Washington’s income tax on capital gains

    Chris Corry addresses one of the biggest questions that has arisen from the new rules for the Washington capital gains income tax.