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Despite mountain of damning evidence, FDA pushes annual COVID boosters
The FDA is now recommending Americans take annual COVID booster vaccines much like the flu shots that are made available every year, but selling that plan to a skeptical public will be increasingly…
February 14, 2023 special election voter registration deadlines
Beginning Friday (Jan. 27), Clark County Elections will mail ballots to all eligible registered voters residing within the city of Vancouver, Vancouver School District, Washougal School District an…
Draft Public Participation Plan for County’s Comprehensive Plan Update project available for public comment
Clark County Community Planning is starting the process of updating the local Comprehensive Growth Management Plan, as required by the state’s Growth Management Act.
‘Lend Me A Tenor’ playing at Love Street Playhouse
Love Street Playhouse is kicking off its 2023 season with the presentation of Ken Ludwig’s farcical comedy, Lend Me A Tenor.
Opinion: Your opportunity to hit the financial reset button starts now
Kristen Gillis of OnPoint Community Credit Union shares five tips for reviewing and updating your personal finances for 2023.
Opinion: Adding climate change to the Growth Management Act adds cost but won’t help the environment
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center points out that Washington already has a very strict climate law and legislators should focus elsewhere to help Washington’s environment.
Washington gas prices continue to spike as state readies for carbon auctions
While fuel prices have been rising slightly when looking at the national average, citizens of the Evergreen State are still firmly on the expensive end of the market nationwide.
Opinion: Abortion bills in Washington state include SB 5242, eliminating cost-sharing for enrollees
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center discusses SB 5242, which would require state-regulated health plans in the state to cover abortion with no cost-sharing charges to an enrollee.
Cascade Treeworks donates heritage trees pruning
On Monday (Jan. 30), the seven heritage trees at Parker’s Landing Historical Park in Washougal will receive a complimentary pruning from Cascade Tree works, LLC.
Top heart doc: COVID vaccines to blame for sudden deaths of young athletes
Peter McCullough, M.D.: ‘The COVID-19 vaccines should have been pulled from the market … for excessive mortality.’
Woodland Public Schools address learning lost due to pandemic using new techniques and strategies to help struggling students
Schools nationwide face a crisis of students, particularly in younger grades, who read, write, and perform math well below their grade level and need help to catch up.
Stolen vehicle investigation leads to foot pursuit resulting in narcotics arrest
A 40-year-old Vancouver man was taken into custody and charged with multiple crimes early Tuesday morning.