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  1. SportsMay 12, 2023Paul Valencia

    Clark County Today Sports Podcast, Episode 9: Safety and competition concerns in high school football, Woodland sports update after the failed levy, and more

    The sports enthusiasts talk about competition between the haves and the have-nots in high school football, WIAA reclassification update, Woodland High School’s sports issues after the fail of a lev…

  2. OpinionMay 12, 2023Clark County Today

    POLL: Should it be legal for youth shelters to harbor children without notifying the parents?

    Should youth shelters be legally allowed to not report children in their facilities to the child’s parents?

  3. NewsMay 11, 2023TJ Martinell

    Inslee bill signing lets shelters harbor minors for abortions or gender reassignment

    Washington state law allows youth shelters to withhold information about runaway minors seeking abortion or irreversible gender-affirming surgeries from their parents, drawing harsh criticism from…

  4. NewsMay 11, 2023Bob Unruh

    ‘Noxious and harmful’: New study shatters myth that masks protect

    A new study suggests that wearing COVID masks may have caused problems with high blood pressure, reduced thinking ability, increased respiratory problems, and the inhalation of excessive carbon dio…

  5. Community NewsMay 11, 2023Clark County Today

    Patriots United event set for Fri., May 19

    Veteran, Patriot, and country music artist Ryan Weaver to deliver a powerful keynote speech at Patriots United event, “Overcoming Adversity: This country is worth it!” at the Black Pearl on the Col…

  6. YouthMay 11, 2023Clark County Today

    Camas-Washougal Chamber announces college scholarship recipients

    The Camas-Washougal Chamber of Commerce announced Olivia Brotherton and Carter Nichols as the recipients of the 2023 college scholarships, with Olivia planning to study biology at Oregon State Univ…

  7. Community NewsMay 11, 2023Clark County Today

    New report shows 2022 tourism exceeded pre-pandemic numbers in Clark County

    Visitor spending and volume in Clark County, Washington exceeded pre-pandemic levels in 2022, with direct sales amounting to $674.1 million and total visits reaching 5.16 million, signaling a stron…

  8. PeopleMay 11, 2023Clark County Today

    Washougal Studio Artists Tour is Mother’s Day Weekend

    The Washougal Studio Artists Tour is a two-day event that celebrates the heart of Washougal arts with a self-guided tour of nine studios, featuring 25 artists.

  9. Community NewsMay 11, 2023Clark County Today

    Innovative Response Unit aims to address increasing demand for behavioral health crisis and mental health care needs in Clark County

    Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue has partnered with the Behavioral Health Service community to launch a first of its kind in the state pilot program that pairs specialized mental health professionals with…

  10. NewsMay 11, 2023Clark County Today

    Human remains discovered in Camas

    Human remains of an adult male were found in a heavily wooded area owned by Georgia Pacific Corporation in Camas, sparking an investigation by the local police and the Clark County Medical Examiner…

  11. NewsMay 11, 2023Clark County Today

    Rep. Stephanie McClintock’s first bill to improve the business licensing process signed into law

    Washington Governor signs Rep. Stephanie McClintock’s House Bill 1301 into law, streamlining the business licensing process and prioritizing workforce entry by reviewing and analyzing professional…

  12. OpinionMay 10, 2023Elizabeth Hovde

    Opinion: Inslee’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate on state workers finally ending

    Elizabeth Hovde believes Gov. Inslee’s vaccine mandate on employment was misguided from the outset.