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  1. EntertainmentDec 4, 2022Clark County Today

    Ridgefield celebrates start of holiday season

    Ridgefield residents and others celebrated the start of the holiday season with the city’s annual Hometown Celebration, held Saturday (Dec. 3) in historic downtown Ridgefield.

  2. NewsDec 4, 2022Art Moore

    N95 mask study undermines feds’ COVID narrative

    A new peer-reviewed, randomized controlled trial found no statistically significant difference between the performance of surgical masks and the highly touted N95s against SARS-CoV-2 infection.

  3. NewsDec 4, 2022Clark County Today

    Domestic violence incident ends tragically

    A suspect in a domestic violence incident was found deceased after a short pursuit by law enforcement officers Saturday in Vancouver.

  4. NewsDec 3, 2022Clark County Today

    Sheriff deputy’s investigation into a wanted person leads to recovery of stolen firearms and drugs

    A 35-year-old man was arrested earlier this week and during the investigation deputies recovered firearms and drugs from a storage unit in Clark County.

  5. EntertainmentDec 3, 2022Clark County Today

    Battle Ground holds 2022 Holiday Tree Lighting Celebration

    Battle Ground residents and others turned out Friday for the lighting of the community tree, the city’s traditional kick-off to the holiday season!

  6. NewsDec 3, 2022Brett Davis

    Guaranteed basic income boosted by Washington DSHS

    Dr. Lori Pfingst, senior director of poverty reduction for the Washington Department of Social and Health Services, touted the feasibility and benefits of implementing guaranteed basic income in Wa…

  7. NewsDec 3, 2022Art Moore

    Sen. Rand Paul: Fauci’s ‘bad judgment’ caused millions of deaths

    Sen. Rand Paul begged to differ Thursday with a Washington Post interview characterizing Dr. Anthony Fauci as a “hero” and a victim, contending evidence shows the retiring director of the National…

  8. NewsDec 3, 2022Brett Davis

    Washington state has low electricity prices. Will it stay that way?

    In terms of average retail price, Washington state has the seventh lowest electricity rate in the nation, 8.75 cents per kilowatt hour, according to a 2021 state electricity profiles report from th…

  9. PeopleDec 2, 2022Clark County Today

    GoFundMe spotlight: Squirrel Refuge seeking donations

    The Squirrel Refuge in Camas, a non-profit organization, has rehabilitated thousands of squirrels and other small mammals the past dozen years and is hoping to raise money for a new roof and added…

  10. PeopleDec 2, 2022Clark County Today

    Washougal residents attend Lighted Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting Ceremony

    The city of Washougal kicked off the holiday season with the Lighted Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting Thursday evening.

  11. OpinionDec 2, 2022Mark Harmsworth

    Opinion: Government agency creates program to fight costly small business regulations created by government agency programs

    Mark Harmsworth of the Washington Policy Center wants Commerce to refocus the $3.1 million it is spending to reduce the barriers the state created into simplifying the rules that are causing the pr…

  12. NewsDec 2, 2022Clark County Today

    Don Benton files for partial election recount in Clark County Council District 5 race

    On Thursday, Don Benton filed for a partial election recount at the Clark County Elections Office.